Who is eligible for a booster shot in Saskatchewan?

All Saskatchewan residents age five and older are eligible to be fully vaccinated and residents age 12 and older are eligible for a third dose (first booster) four months following their second dose.

How do I book my Covid booster in Saskatchewan?

Please call 1-833-727-5829 to book an appointment. If you have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and would like to speak with a health care professional, call HealthLine 811.

What are Saskatchewan Covid restrictions?

Mandatory Masking and Self-Isolation Public Health still strongly recommends immediate self-isolation for anyone who tests positive for COVID-19. Businesses, workplaces and event organizers may request that patrons/visitors/staff/students continue to mask. Masking will not be mandatory.

What is the gathering limit in Saskatchewan?

The province’s orders do not limit gatherings in public or private, despite modelling released by Shahab on Dec. 21 that suggested policies reducing population mixing could limit the spread of the more transmissible variant. That modelling has proven to be an underestimate.

When was the Cities Act 2002 passed in Saskatchewan?

7 2002 CITIES c. C-11.1 (Assented to July 3, 2002) HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan, enacts as follows: PART I Short Title, Interpretation and Purpose Short title 1 This Act may be cited as The Cities Act.

How are cities and rural municipalities governed in Saskatchewan?

Saskatchewan’s cities are governed by The Cities Act, while the remaining municipalities are governed by The Municipalities Act. To view or buy a copy of these acts or their related regulations, visit Publications Saskatchewan. 4. Rural Municipalities

Can a city borrow money from the Saskatchewan municipal board?

(2) No city shall borrow moneys if the borrowing will cause the city to exceed its debt limit, unless the borrowing is approved by the Saskatchewan Municipal Board. (3) No city shall lend money or guarantee the repayment of a loan if making the loan or guarantee would cause the city to exceed its debt limit. 2002, c.C-11.1, s.133. DIVISION 6

Who sets construction standards for buildings in Saskatchewan?

To set construction standards for buildings, the Province of Saskatchewan adopts and amends the National Building Code of Canada, the National Fire Code, and the National Plumbing Code, all of which are published by the Canadian Commission on Building and Fire Codes.