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The Re-Open Saskatchewan plan was released on April 23rd.

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Phases of Re-Open Saskatchewan

Re-Open Saskatchewan will consist of five phases. The timing and order of the businesses/workplaces included in each phase is subject to change throughout the process based on a continuous assessment of transmission patterns and other factors.

Phase One

Re-opening previously restricted medical services; opening of golf courses, parks and campgrounds.

Phase Two

Re-opening retail and select personal care services.

Phase Three

Re-opening restaurants and licensed establishments, gyms and fitness centres, and child care facilities; re-opening remaining personal care services; re-opening places of worship; increasing indoor public and private gatherings to 15 people and outdoor gatherings to 30 people.

Phase Four

Re-opening indoor and outdoor recreation facilities; increasing the size of indoor public and private gatherings to 30 people.

Phase Five

Consider lifting long-term restrictions.

Phases of Re-Open Saskatchewan

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