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The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is expanding mobile testing in Moose Jaw where COVID-19 variants of concern (VOCs) are rising.The SHA plans to conduct mobile testing on Monday and Tuesday this week, replacing the previously scheduled drop-in testing.

Sask. NDP urges expansion of COVID-19 restrictions to Moose Jaw, SHA asks residents to get tested Drop-in testing at 250 Thatcher Drive (Moose Jaw Exhibition, Golden Nugget) in the city will resume on Wednesday.Anyone looking to get a COVID-19 test in Moose Jaw area can still book an appointment by calling HealthLine 811 for a referral.This comes after a number of warnings issued by the SHA about rising VOCs in the area.

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COVID-19 pandemic,Chris Graves of the King’s Head Pub took to social media earlier this week to lament a rash of out-of-province visitors trying to patronize his bar without quarantining. Manitoba to budget $1.2 billion to fight COVID-19 in 2021 Graves told 680 CJOB that not long after posting details on the pub’s Instagram account about those who are being refused entry, a server texted him that four more people from British Columbia tried to get in without having properly isolated first.“Yesterday alone, we turned away about eight (people),” Graves said.
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