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So Re-Open Sask. It& #39;s an odd document with huge specificity in obscure areas while ignoring others entirely. #skpoli
Here& #39;s my list:
- after overruling the City of Regina that closings are a provincial decision, it gives no guidance to cities and towns;
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Here& #39;s my list:
- after overruling the City of Regina that closings are a provincial decision, it gives no guidance to cities and towns;
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- 1.5 detailed pages on how to re-open a golf course. No mention of re-opening libraries.
- no mention of banks or any financial services. In fact, economic activity is all retail and no guidance to real estate, construction, small manufacturing, mining, etc.
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- no mention of banks or any financial services. In fact, economic activity is all retail and no guidance to real estate, construction, small manufacturing, mining, etc.
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- The same vague 2 metre distancing rule is repeated. At this stage, I expected more guidance honestly. How can kids play together safely? Apparently in social distanced groups of less than 10.
- no guidance on resuming social contact, only economic activity.
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- no guidance on resuming social contact, only economic activity.
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- The emphasis on camping, fishing, boating and golfing says a lot about who is running our province.
- No mention of special considerations in the North (esp as there& #39;s an outbreak there). There are many.
- No mention of homeless or any plans to keep them safe. Still.
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- No mention of special considerations in the North (esp as there& #39;s an outbreak there). There are many.
- No mention of homeless or any plans to keep them safe. Still.
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- The opening page says they will monitor schools for safe contact then schools are never mentioned again, either K-12 or post-secondary.
- Really, there& #39;s nothing to help kids. If you& #39;re a parent, you& #39;re on your own. Playgrounds < golf courses.
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- Really, there& #39;s nothing to help kids. If you& #39;re a parent, you& #39;re on your own. Playgrounds < golf courses.
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