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Cory Neudorf
- Sask. officials knew COVID-19 was spreading at an 'exponential' rate in 2021, but refused restrictionsCBC
- LShahab recommends province 'stay the course' with current COVID restrictionsleaderpost.com
- Let's not play Russian roulette with Omicron and embrace it as inevitableCBC
- LHow often should I use a rapid test and what do I do if it's positive?leaderpost.com
- LBooster shots and rapid tests among Moe's advice for a safe Christmasleaderpost.com
- 'Pandemics are different.' Why this isn't the time to assert your individual health rightsCBC
- LModelling projections show worst case scenario of fifth wave in Januaryleaderpost.com
- LCOVID-19: Expert worries falling test rates mean more missed casesleaderpost.com
- LMany COVID-19 cases going undiagnosed, contact tracing 'almost impossible'leaderpost.com
- L'Build back better:' Sask. docs hope incoming feds learn health care lessons from COVID-19leaderpost.com
- LSask. now trailing other provinces on first-dose vaccination ratesleaderpost.com
- LCOVID-19: STF renews calls for online learning, 262 new cases, three deaths reportedleaderpost.com
- LHigh number of workplace outbreaks attributed to rise in variantsleaderpost.com
- LHerd immunity could be reached in summer if vaccine uptake high: expertsleaderpost.com
- Your money or your life? Scott Moe's tragic miscalculationCBC
- LOpinion: Vaccines going well, but we need to do more to stop COVID-19 spread in Saskatchewanleaderpost.com
- LFew coronavirus samples from Sask. sent to test for variantsleaderpost.com
- LYouth test positivity rate 'alarming,' much higher than general populationleaderpost.com
- LPost-election modelling showed early risk of huge COVID wave in Sask.leaderpost.com
- LSask. reports four more deaths and 206 new cases of COVID-19 on Mondayleaderpost.com
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