Save lives. Restore mask requirements in Saskatchewan's medical settings now.
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URGENT: Take action to restore mask requirements in Saskatchewan’s Medical Settings

Hospitals shouldn’t make us sicker.

And neither should any other medical setting.

Without warning in April, the Saskatchewan government abruptly dropped mask requirements in medical settings. While COVID infections and reinfections pose risk to all of us, COVID is known to cause more death and harm to vulnerable people in hospitals, long term care homes, and other medical settings.

Hospital-acquired infections are already a problem. Mask requirements for patients, visitors and staff are known to mitigate hospital-acquired infections.

Please call the MLAs and SHA client concern lines using the buttons in this panel.

If you need help grounding your words and feelings and want to plan what to say, click here.

If you also want to sign our petition to restore mask requirements in medical settings in Saskatchewan, please click here! Emails are sent to SHA and the MLAs each time someone signs.

Who to call

Minister of Seniors, Rural & Remote Health
(306-787-7345)

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