In the first step, up to 10 people are allowed to participate in private indoor and outdoor gatherings. In addition, outdoor sports and indoor fitness classes can also be resumed.

The bar and restaurant can accommodate up to 6 people per table, and currently it can only accommodate up to 4 people, provided that the tables are two meters apart or a structural barrier.

The regulations became more lenient in the second step starting on June 20.

Saskatchewan reached its vaccination milestone on Saturday, with more than 700,000 vaccine doses.

The province confirmed 179 new COVID-19 cases and 1 death. Simultaneously, Reservation eligibility The second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine has expanded the dose.

Watch | Health Canada has extended the expiration date of thousands of AstraZeneca-Oxford doses:

At the same time, Manitoba continues to work hard to deal with the high infection rate, and new COVID-19 restrictions have come into effect across the province on Saturday.Provincial Report 357 new cases and 3 deaths on Saturday.

The social gathering ban originally scheduled to expire on Saturday will continue for two more weeks, and hundreds of schools in Manitoba will continue to conduct distance learning until at least June 7.

In addition, a new public health decree forces companies in the province to allow employees to work from home as much as possible.

What happened in Canada

As of 7 am Eastern Time on Sunday, Canada has reported 1,376,734 confirmed cases of COVID-19, of which 37,808 are active cases. The total number of deaths on CBC News is 25,478.

Alberta After the announcement, it may enter the second phase of the reopening plan as early as June 10 More than 60% Qualified Albertans have received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine.

Relaxing public health orders will cause theaters, cinemas, museums and art galleries to reopen, but only restore one-third of their capacity, while allowing restaurants to accommodate up to 6 people in different homes. In the second stage, up to 20 people can be allowed to have outdoor social gatherings, while concerts and music festivals can hold up to 150 people.

The conditions for relocation on June 10 were that the number of hospitalizations in the province was less than 500 and the number was declining.

Watch | How these Alberta parents plan to keep their children safe from COVID-19:

As Alberta plans to reopen, the parents and caregivers of these children under the vaccination age are making plans to ensure their children’s safety. 1:45

Ontario Registered 1,057 new COVID-19 cases and 15 additional deaths on Saturday.

Quebec comfirmed 410 new cases and 7 deaths on Saturday.

In Montreal, 2500 fans watched it in person Habs tied the playoff series with the Toronto Maple LeafsBecause the Bell Center welcomes supporters This is the first time this year.

New Brunswick write it down 10 boxes on Saturday. Health officials also announced that more than 60% of the residents of the province received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Nova ScotiaDeath toll Quadrupled By 84 on Saturday. This is the highest daily death toll since May 15, 2020, when four people died.

Watch | NS announced plans to reopen, including some schools:

Prime Minister Iain Rankin called it a “Success Story of Nova Scotia” and announced on Friday the province’s five-phase reopening plan, which began to lift COVID-19 restrictions, including in Harry Schools are reopened outside of Farx and Sydney. 3:19

Newfoundland and Labrador Recorded Nine new cases, But none of them are connected to the cluster in central Newfoundland. The number of confirmed cases in the cluster is still 60.

inside North-west region, A Second case It has been confirmed at the Ekati Diamond Mine, about 300 kilometers northeast of Yellowknife. Officials said that the personnel concerned were not infected at the mine and did not announce an outbreak at the facility.

What happened around the world

According to the database of Johns Hopkins University in the United States, as of Sunday, more than 169.9 million COVID-19 cases have been reported worldwide. The reported global death toll exceeds 3.5 million.

Vietnam’s Starting from Monday, the largest cities will adopt new pandemic measures. In the next two weeks, Ho Chi Minh City banned public gatherings with more than 10 people, although officials said they were considering stricter restrictions.

After a year of relatively few cases, the total number of COVID-19 infections in Vietnam has doubled from the previous month.

in France, About 5,000 people gathered in Bessie, France, to participate in a concert composed of French rock band Indochine and DJ Etienne de Crecy as part of an experiment designed to evaluate the recovery of large public gatherings.

Participants who must watch the performance for free must wear masks.

They must also participate in three COVID-19 tests-twice before the concert and once after the concert. In order to further reduce the risk, the organizers only allow 18-45 years old and have no underlying health conditions to participate.

in Lebanese, The health authorities launched a COVID-19 vaccine “marathon” to speed up vaccination rates across the country, including areas with low voter turnout so far.

The one-day campaign provided AstraZeneca vaccines in 30 different centers across the country without prior appointments to encourage people over 30 to show up. Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, was not included in the election campaign.

As of Saturday afternoon, 7,700 people have been vaccinated.

So far, more than 700,000 people have been vaccinated in this country/region of 6 million. Since February 2020, Lebanon has reported 7,700 deaths.