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Weekly Monitoring Report – Children and Youth

The ministries of Health and Education are working closely with the Saskatchewan Health Authority and school divisions to monitor COVID-19 developments within schools and local communities. Parents will be advised if a COVID-19 related risk is identified.

COVID-19 activity in schools will usually reflect the background-level of COVID-19 in communities, so it is important to pay close attention to local COVID-19 activity.

Testing Information is also available for all Saskatchewan residents.

The charts below provide additional information about the trends of COVID-19 cases among children and youth. These weekly reports on testing numbers and cases for children aged 0-19 include data by age categories and testing positivity rates. The reports are published Thursdays.

Find your zone in the list of communities

  1. Saskatchewan Totals
  2. Far North
  3. North
  4. Central
  5. Saskatoon Zone
  6. Regina Zone
  7. South
  8. Previous Reports
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1. Saskatchewan Totals

Week of February 22-28, 2021:

Location Active
Cases –
Children
and Youth		 Weekly Testing Rate (per 1,000) *Weekly % Testing Positive Test 0-4 yrs Tests 5-13 yrs Tests 14-19 yrs Total Weekly Tests Cumulative
Tests
(Since
Sept 7, 2020)
All Locations 434 6.3 12.1 436 782 752 1,970 70,180
                 
**Unknown 6 0.0 9.0 70 87 109 266 8,353

               
Total
7.2 11.8 506 869 861 2,236 78,533

*If an active case was tested prior to the reporting week, it is not included in the Weekly % Testing Positive column.

**Location/residence information unavailable.

Note: Data is updated weekly, and cumulative test numbers may vary. Adding test numbers from previous reports to the current week’s data may not equal total cumulative tests.

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2. Far North

Week of February 22-28, 2021:

Location
Sub-zone
(32)		 Active
Cases –
Children
and Youth		 Weekly Testing Rate (per 1000) *Weekly % Testing Positive Test 0-4 yrs Tests 5-13 yrs Tests 14-19 yrs Total Weekly Tests Cumulative
Tests
(Since
Sept 7, 2020)
Far North West 1 13 14.0 16.7 17 23 20 60 1,090
Far North West 2 27 8.3 27.7 9 14 24 47 1,270
Far North Central 13 31.4 25.0 7 15 10 32 365
Far North East 1 14 6.6 20.5 4 18 17 39 2,162
Far North East 2 31 13.6 19.6 10 21 15 46 1,023

*If an active case was tested prior to the reporting week, it is not included in the Weekly % Testing Positive column.

Note: Data is updated weekly, and cumulative test numbers may vary. Adding test numbers from previous reports to the current week's data may not equal total cumulative tests.'

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3. North

Week of February 22-28, 2021:

Location
Sub-zone
(32)		 Active
Cases –
Children
and Youth		 Weekly Testing Rate (per 1000) *Weekly % Testing Positive Test 0-4 yrs Tests 5-13 yrs Tests 14-19 yrs Total Weekly Tests Cumulative
Tests
(Since
Sept 7, 2020)
North West 1 11 6.4 15.8 2 8 9 19 814
North West 2 8 3.3 12.5 8 14 10 32 1,037
North West 3 8 6.5 10.0 2 14 14 30 1,048
North West 4 8 3.6 12.5 6 13 5 24 997
North Central 1 7 6.8 9.8 5 21 25 51 1,712
North Central 2
 4 2.6 2.9 7 14 14 35 2,788
North Central 3 2 7.5 2.7 8 15 14 37 1,331
North East 1
 13 8.1 22.2 13 13 10 36 2,475
North East 2 4 4.6 11.8 3 8 6 17 861
North East 3 0 2.1 0.0 3 1 1 5 357

*If an active case was tested prior to the reporting week, it is not included in the Weekly % Testing Positive column.

Note: Data is updated weekly, and cumulative test numbers may vary. Adding test numbers from previous reports to the current week's data may not equal total cumulative tests.

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4. Central

Week of February 22-28, 2021:

Location
Sub-zone
(32)		 Active
Cases –
Children
and Youth		 Weekly Testing Rate (per 1000) *Weekly % Testing Positive Test 0-4 yrs Tests 5-13 yrs Tests 14-19 yrs Total Weekly Tests Cumulative
Tests
(Since
Sept 7, 2020)
Central West 1 4 5.3 3.2 4 13 14 31 1,150
Central West 2 1 3.0 11.1 3 2 4 9 325
Central East 1 19 22.6 8.7 6 53 68 127 1,113
Central East 2 5 3.9 17.6 5 6 6 17 783
Central East 3 3 5.3 16.7 1 6 11 18 462
Central East 4 4 5.8 9.7 13 16 2 31 1,362
Central East 5 4 4.3 22.2 0 6 12 18 844

*If an active case was tested prior to the reporting week, it is not included in the Weekly % Testing Positive column.

Note: Data is updated weekly, and cumulative test numbers may vary. Adding test numbers from previous reports to the current week's data may not equal total cumulative tests.

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5. Saskatoon Zone

Week of February 22-28, 2021:

Location
Sub-zone
(32)		 Active
Cases –
Children
and Youth		 Weekly Testing Rate (per 1000) *Weekly % Testing Positive Test 0-4 yrs Tests 5-13 yrs Tests 14-19 yrs Total Weekly Tests Cumulative
Tests
(Since
Sept 7, 2020)
Saskatoon Zone 78 6.6 7.9 138 212 221 571 22,182

*If an active case was tested prior to the reporting week, it is not included in the Weekly % Testing Positive column.

Note: Data is updated weekly, and cumulative test numbers may vary. Adding test numbers from previous reports to the current week's data may not equal total cumulative tests.

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6. Regina Zone

Week of February 22-28, 2021:

Location
Sub-zone
(32)		 Active
Cases –
Children
and Youth		 Weekly Testing Rate (per 1000) *Weekly % Testing Positive Test 0-4 yrs Tests 5-13 yrs Tests 14-19 yrs Total Weekly Tests Cumulative
Tests
(Since
Sept 7, 2020)
Regina Zone 136 7.6 15.4 143 207 167 517 14,861

*If an active case was tested prior to the reporting week, it is not included in the Weekly % Positive Column.

Note: Data is updated weekly, and cumulative test numbers may vary. Adding test numbers from previous reports to the current week's data may not equal total cumulative tests.

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7. South

Week of February 22-28, 2021:

Location
Sub-zone
(32)		 Active
Cases –
Children
and Youth		 Weekly Testing Rate (per 1000) *Weekly % Testing Positive Test 0-4 yrs Tests 5-13 yrs Tests 14-19 yrs Total Weekly Tests Cumulative
Tests
(Since
Sept 7, 2020)
South West 1 1 1.4 0 0 0 6 6 390
South West 2 0 1.2 0 2 1 3 6 1,040
South Central 1 0 1.5 0 0 3 3 6 540
South Central 2 12 4.7 18.8 11 21 16 48 2,353
South East 1 2 2.5 0 1 5 8 14 1,281
South East 2 2 2.2 11.1 1 4 4 9 534
South East 3 0 1.9 0 0 7 3 10 811
South East 4 0 2.8 0 4 8 10 22 819

*If an active case was tested prior to the reporting week, it is not included in the Weekly % Testing Positive column.

Note: Data is updated weekly, and cumulative test numbers may vary. Adding test numbers from previous reports to the current week's data may not equal total cumulative tests.

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8. Previous Reports

View previous Weekly Monitoring Reports

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