Co-op Refinery Complex said the decision is about efficiency during the shift to a low-carbon economy, but Unifor 594 sees "union busting."

Second doses available as of May 29 for 70 Years and older OR anyone immunized on or before March 15; additional booked appointments added

"We can play baseball, we can do all of these things and we can but we really still have to be diligent. The virus is still out there, the vaccine doesn't eradicate the virus."

"It's not an isolated incident. This is systemic and I don't think the university is doing enough to fix it."

For most of the project, traffic will be affected mainly by lane width and speed restrictions.

“The current option we're planning for is the full fair you're accustomed to seeing, with reductions on attendance," said REAL CEO Tim Reid.

While the situation remains up in the air, Pine Lodge Treatment Centre is looking at Moose Jaw as a possible location.

Fitness centres and gyms remained open throughout the second and third wave and some owners feel this has given them an advantage.

“Upon entering the store he was politely asked by the young woman at the entrance to wear a mask ... Over several requests, Mr. Russell became enraged."

This weekend, changes are expected to be made to public health orders as part of the first step on the province's Re-Opening Roadmap.