Saskatchewan businesses can still choose to implement their own COVID-19 guidelines. For example, the Saskatchewan Science Center in Regina will still operate at only half of its capacity and require people to wear masks, said Ryan Holota, vice president of operations.

“There is no vaccine for children under 12 years of age, and we want to make sure that the space is not only as safe as possible for everyone, but that everyone who comes will feel very comfortable,” Holota said.

The provincial government said that people who have not been vaccinated or partially vaccinated should still consider wearing masks.

Other restrictions that end on Sunday include restrictions on visitors to nursing homes.

In long-term and personal care homes, residents will be allowed an unlimited number of visitors. They will be screened for COVID-19 symptoms, provide rapid testing, and encourage them to wear masks and maintain physical distance during the nursing home.

Other provincial health care institutions, including the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, will continue to require screening and masks until further notice.

Approximately 71% of Saskatchewan residents 12 years and older received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, and only more than half of the eligible population received the vaccine.

What’s happening in canada

As of 12pm Eastern Time on Sunday, Canada has reported 1,420,449 confirmed cases of COVID-19, of which 5,294 are considered active. The national death toll is 26,434. To date, more than 42 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been vaccinated across the country. According to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s Vaccine Tracker.

in British Columbia, Residents of long-term care facilities will Be allowed to visit with friends and family There is no restriction, provided that they are fully vaccinated from July 19th.

in Alberta, Public health officials reported the first two cases in the province Lambda variant. Both are related to travel.

in Manitoba, Have 87 new cases According to the province’s online dashboard, it was reported on Saturday, while the death toll remained unchanged.

Ontario Report 166 new cases Six more people died on Sunday. This is the lowest single-day increase since the province reported 149 cases on September 9, 2020.

in Quebec, The provincial government’s proposal to implement vaccine passports caused Privacy and discrimination issues From an expert.

In the Atlantic region, New Brunswick recording No new cases for the sixth consecutive dayy Because the province reached the COVID-19 vaccination milestone on Sunday. The public health report stated that 50.4% of eligible New Brunswick residents received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Prince Edward Island have Reduced COVID-19 border testing and cancelled mask authorization; More than 80% of eligible Newfoundland and Labrador Residents received at least one dose, and slightly more than 28% of residents received two doses.

Nova Scotia Add to Four new cases on Sunday.

in the north, Yukon Territory There were no new cases on Sunday.

What is happening around the world

According to trackers from the United States, as of Sunday, more than 186.6 million COVID-19 cases have been reported worldwide. Johns Hopkins UniversityThe reported global death toll exceeds 4 million.

inside middle EastIsrael said on Sunday that it will begin to provide booster shots of Pfizer vaccine to adults with weakened immune systems, but it is still weighing whether it should provide the public with a third round of injections.

With the rapid spread of delta variants, the number of new infections in the past month has risen from single digits to approximately 450 cases per day.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said on Sunday that the country has reached an agreement with Pfizer to receive a new batch of COVID-19 vaccines in August to help it vaccinate young people .

in Asia, Three million doses of Moderna vaccine have arrived in Indonesia.

Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin stated that the vaccine will be used as a third or booster injection for health care workers. Many medical staff have previously been vaccinated with the Sinoxine vaccine produced in China.

Photos | Indonesia lacks oxygen, seek help during COVID-19 surge:

in AfricaAccording to the World Health Organization, of the 1.3 billion people on the African continent, only 16 million people (ie less than 2%) are now vaccinated.

Of the 5.8 million COVID-19 cases recorded in 54 countries in Africa, South Africa accounts for more than 35%, even though South Africa accounts for more than 4% of the continent’s population.

On July 9, the country’s 7-day rolling average of daily deaths more than doubled in the past two weeks to more than 360 deaths per day.

in EuropeVaccine Minister Nadhim Zahawi told Sky News on Sunday that the British government believes that the British government will implement a plan to lift a series of COVID-19 restrictions in England as planned on July 19, but it is expected to wear masks in closed indoor places. .

Earlier this week, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson detailed the cancellation of a series of regulations on wearing masks, social contact and working from home instructions. He is expected to make the final approval on Monday.

Watch | British Prime Minister talks about getting rid of strict COVID-19 rules:

Boris Johnson defended the plan, saying that reopening the vision is a “balanced and prudent” approach 3:39