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On Friday morning the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) warned residents of potential COVID-19 exposure at a number of locations across Prince Albert. The exposures were at the following locations: · Sweet Stellas Cakes and More, 922 Central Ave., 11 a.m. to 11:15 a.m., Oct. 30. · Buggsy's Bar,

A person or persons were at businesses in Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Esterhazy, Estevan, Indian Head, Lloydminster and Shellbrook while likely infectious.

Individuals who were likely infectious visited multiple businesses between Sept. 14 and Oct. 3 in Dafoe, Yorkton, Regina and Prince Albert.

On Friday morning the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) warned residents of potential COVID-19 exposure at a number of locations across Prince Albert.

On Monday morning the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) warned residents of potential COVID-19 exposure at various locations in Prince Albert and around the province. The locations in Prince Albert include:  · Co-op Cornerstone, 777 15 Street East, no times available on Oct. 10, 14 and 17. · Safeway

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has issued COVID-19 exposure warnings for multiple businesses in Prince Albert:

Potential exposures in Regina, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Balgonie, Buckland, Indian Head, La Loche, Lumsden, St. Louis, Swift Current, Weyburn and Yellow Grass.

On Sunday morning the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) warned residents of potential COVID-19 exposure at various locations in Prince Albert and around the province.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is alerting the public that people who tested positive for COVID-19 were at businesses in Regina, Stornoway and Yorton while they were most likely infectious.

Over the past few days the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) warned residents of potential COVID-19 exposures at various locations in Prince Albert and around the province.

The SHA is warning of potential exposure to COVID-19 at businesses in Regina, Saskatoon and Prince Albert between Oct. 2 and Oct. 9.

The Sask. Party says its leader was at an event flagged by the health authority as a possible exposure site for COVID-19. Esterhazy, La Ronge, Prince Albert, Regina, Shellbrook, Spy Hill and Yortkon were all identified in SHA release on Sunday.

The communities include Esterhazy, La Ronge, Prince Albert, Regina, Shellbrooke, Spy Hill and Yorkton.

The SHA has issued advisories for businesses Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Canwood and Shellbrook businesses.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has identified several dozen sites where the public may have been exposed to COVID-19.The potential exposures were mostly in Regina, but there were others in Saskatoon Prince Albert, Canwood and Shellbrook.The SHA identified potential exposure at the Lake Country Co-op

On Monday morning the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) warned residents of potential COVID-19 exposure at various locations in Prince Albert and around the province.

Saskatchewan reported 33 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, bringing the province's total active cases to 271.

Several more COVID-19 exposures were reported throughout southern and central Saskatchewan on Wednesday.