Phil Tank: Rural Sask. marked by low vaccination, high COVID-19 deaths skpoli
a review or inquiry into the response, which either means all went swimmingly over the past 32 months or somebody wants to avoid scrutiny.
There could be several reasons for this, including proximity to better health-care services in Regina and Saskatoon. Saskatchewan’s overall COVID-19 death rate of 134 per 100,000 people ranked well above the national rate of 119, but that rate was also dragged up by Manitoba and Quebec, which did a more comprehensive job of tracking pandemic deaths.Article contentThat fails to tell the whole story, though.
In Saskatchewan, the highest death rates were recorded in the far northwest zone , the sparsely populated far north central zone and the northwest zone .Article content The two highest vaccine rates — though still woefully inadequate, given how effective the vaccines have been at preventing severe outcomes — have been recorded in the Regina and Saskatoon zones.
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