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COVID-19: Saskatchewan’s total infections exceed 40K with deaths at 476

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COVID-19 infections after 245 cases were added on Monday.There have now been a total of 40,177 reported infections and the seven-day average of daily cases remained at 251, day over day.

USask scientists part of national network tracking COVID-19 variants Saskatchewan added one COVID-19-related death for a total of 476 since the pandemic began.

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