Saskatchewan to End COVID-19 Vaccine Passports on Monday; Mand | G3 News
Saskatchewan to End COVID-19 Vaccine Passports on Monday; Mandatory Masking and Self-Isolation Rules Will End on Feb. 28
@COVID19Up: Saskatchewan will end its controversial vaccine passport policy on Monday (Feb. 14), which means businesses, workplaces and other public venues will no longer be mandated to require proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a SARS-CoV-2 negative test.
The provincial government confirmed that all current public health orders—including a mask requirement for entry to public indoor spaces and mandatory self-isolation rules for those who test positive—will expire at the end of February.
"We want things to be as normal as they can," Moe said at a COVID-19 update on Tuesday (Feb. 8).
