The Government of Saskatchewan has announced that the
provincial requirement to provide proof of vaccination or negative
COVID-19 tests in businesses, workplaces and other public venues
will end on February 14, 2022, at 12:01 a.m.
In a release, the province said
masking in indoor public spaces would remain in effect until the
end of February. The province said it would continue to make proof
of vaccination records and QR codes available to Saskatchewan
residents, as these documents may be necessary for travel to other
jurisdictions, among other uses.
Although Saskatchewan is ending proof of vaccination
requirements, the province encouraged residents to get vaccinated,
including with booster doses, as soon as they are eligible.
Saskatchewan opened booster dose eligibility to all residents aged
12 - 17 on February 8, 2022.
