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COVID-19: Regina church considers ‘cautious rather than anxious’ approach to easing restrictions

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COVID-19 restrictions under its reopening plan, but just because things can return closer to normal doesn’t mean they will.On Sunday, the province reached its first vaccination benchmark as 70 per cent of those 40 and older received their first dose.As a result, step one of the reopening plan will start and a number of restrictions will be lifted on May 30.

This includes restaurants and bars opening with a maximum of six people at a table, up to 10 people allowed at private indoor or outdoor household gatherings and places of worship can increase capacity up to 30 per cent or 150 people, whichever is less.Regina’s Christ Lutheran Church switched to virtual services when the pandemic first started.

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