Saskatchewan continued to progress through Phase 4 of the Re-Open Saskatchewan Plan.Ìý
Additional activities and businesses were allowed to reopen in a measured and careful manner as part of the plan to reopen the provincial economy.Ìý
Starting July 21, modifications came into effect for drive-in theatres: reducing the distance between vehicles to two metres, down from five metres.
Guidelines for libraries have now included the reduction of the length of time for returned or donated items to be held to 24 hours, down from 72 hours.
Fitness facilities: 24-hour access to fitness facilities have been permitted. Guests must register at gyms to enable contact tracing (if required).
Campgrounds: laundry facilities are now able to open following new guidelines for safe operation.Ìý
The following activities were also reopened with operating guidelines outlined in the Re-Open Saskatchewan Plan on July 21:Ìý
Yard and garage sales
All individuals must observe gathering sizes outlined in the current public health order and ensure physical distancing can be maintained.ÌýGuidelines include heightened sanitation, signage to encourage distancing and advice regarding payment options. Sales must be held by a single household, as group events are not permitted at this time.Ìý
Door-to-door canvassing and sales
Physical distancing is to be maintained when visiting a residence and between volunteers and/or staff.
Guidelines include frequent hand hygiene and no sharing of common materials including pens, pencils and promotional materials.Ìý
Saskatchewan residents are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the guidelines and follow recommendations to ensure the province can continue to reopen in a safe manner without a significant increase in COVID-19 transmission.Ìý
The most up-to-date version of the Re-Open Saskatchewan Plan can be found atÌý.
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