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COVID-19: Re-Opening Roadmap: A three-step plan to gradually lift public health orders

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Government of Saskatchewan's Road Map to reopen province

The following is from the Government of Saskatchewan

Three-Step Plan Will Move Forward as Province Reaches Vaccination Targets

The Government of Saskatchewan released the "Re-Opening Roadmap" - a three-step plan to gradually lift current public health restrictions as Saskatchewan reaches significant vaccination levels. The Re-Opening Roadmap also provides Saskatchewan people with an incentive to continue following public health measures and a clear reason to get vaccinated.

"The road to the end of this pandemic runs through the vaccination clinics, and today we are providing Saskatchewan people with a clear roadmap of how we will get there and some important markers along the way," Premier Scott Moe said. "This is not only a reopening plan. It's also a plan to encourage people to get vaccinated and to keep following all the public health orders and guidelines. Those are the two things we all need to do in order to move forward through the three steps of reopening so we can enjoy a great Saskatchewan summer and get back to normal."

The Re-Opening Roadmap includes three steps based on vaccination thresholds, vaccine availability and timing between steps. The thresholds are:

	Threshold	Current Level
Step 1	Three weeks have passed since 70 per cent of people age 40 and above have received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Vaccine eligibility open to all adults (18+) province-wide.	65% of 40+
Step 2	Three weeks have passed since 70 per cent of people age 30 have received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Three weeks have passed since the beginning of Step 1.	53% of 30+
Step 3	Three weeks have passed since 70 per cent of people age 18 and above have received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Three weeks have passed since the beginning of Step 2.	44% of 18+

Read the complete release at Saskatchewan.ca.