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Playground

I walk around my neighborhood regularly. Even though my children are grown up, this saddened me that COVID-19 has caused even playgrounds to be quiet. We need the children to…

Masking

My daughter at work, masking for 12 hours to protect her Patients coworkers and herself. To stay healthy and working through this.

Northgate Mall

Northgate mall – children’s rides. – Lavonne Ewanus

Coop Sign

Signs of the times! Never thought I’d see the day when I’d have to wait in line to enter a grocery store for health and safety reasons, and then stop…

Gas Bar Sign

Sign of the times at the Co-op gas bar. – Joan Brewerton

Hand Sanitizer

– Joan Brewerton

Dog Park Sign

This sign displays protocols taken for the COVID-19 pandemic. It offers advice for safe entrance and exit from the fenced-in area through the gate reminding users of the six-foot distancing…

WDM Saskatoon Giving Back

When the WDM Saskatoon closed its doors, Boomtown Café staff packed up all the remaining food for donation to the Salvation Army.

Museum Closed

The Museum was closed to the public due to COVID-19 from March to August 2020. – WDM North Battleford

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