Everything we know about Sask.'s COVID-19 cases so far

REGINA -- Here's what we know about all the cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan so far:

CTVNewsRegina.ca will continue to update this list as more information becomes available.

• A person in their 60s who recently travelled to Egypt now self-isolating at home in Saskatoon.
• A person in their 60s who travelled to Oregon State in the U.S. is self-isolating at home in Saskatoon.
• A healthcare worker in their 30s who recently travelled to Nigeria, Germany and Alberta is recovering in northern Saskatchewan.
• Two people in their 40s, one of who recently returned from a dental conference in Vancouver where an attendee had COVID-19, are self-isolating at home in Regina.
• A person in their 20s who travelled to Tennessee is self-isolating after testing in Regina.
• A person in their 60s who travelled to Arizona who is in hospital for an unrelated illness in Regina.
• A person in their 50s who travelled to a dental conference in Vancouver is self-isolating at home in Regina.
• A person in their 30s was tested in Regina.
• A person in their 40s was tested after close contact with a previously announced presumptive positive case in Saskatchewan.
• A person in their 20s was tested in Saskatoon after travel from Tennessee.
• A person in their 20s was tested in Saskatoon after travel to Oregon, Nevada and Edmonton.
• A person was tested in Moose Jaw after travel from Vancouver.
• A person was tested in Regina after their travel from Cancun, Mexico.
• A person was tested in Regina after their travel from Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
• A person in their 40s was tested in Saskatoon after their travel from Vancouver.
• Four new cases were announced on March 19. No information on age or location has been provided by the province.
• A person in their 20s who was tested in Regina after returning from Cabo San Lucas
• A person in their 20s who was tested in Regina after returning from the United States
• A person in their 50s who was tested in Regina after returning from Jordan
• Two people in their 60s who were tested in Prince Albert after returning from Arizona
• A person in their 60s who was tested in Regina
• Seventeen confirmed and one presumptive case were announced on March 21. No information on age or location has been provided by the province. All cases but one are over the age of 20.
• Eight new cases were confirmed on March 22. Of the new cases, one is a person in their late teens and the rest are adults. The province said 62 per cent of cases are men, while women make up 38 per cent.
• Fourteen new cases were confirmed on March 23. Of these, two people are between five and 19 years of age. This brought the total number of cases in the province to 66, with 65 confirmed and one presumptive.
• Saskatchewan announced six new confirmed cases of COVID-19 on March 24. The province's 72 cases are 60 per cent male and 40 per cent female. Two cases are under the age of 19, 59 cases are between 20 and 64 years old, and 11 are older than 65.
• There is suspected community transmission in four cases -- one in Regina, two in Saskatoon and one in central Saskatchewan -- as of March 24.
• The province announced 14 new cases on March 25.
• Nine new cases were announced on March 26. Five people are in hospital in relation to the virus. Three people have recovered.
• On March 28 the province announced it's largest spike to date with 30 new cases. 18 of these cases resulted from a snowmobile rally in Christopher Lake on March 14.
• Twenty-two new cases were reported by the province on March 29. Anyone who attended the snowmobile rally in Christopher Lake is urged to call HealthLine 811.
• Saskatchewan announced its first two deaths related to COVID-19 on March 30.
• As of March 30, there were 20 new cases in the province. The provincial total sits at 176 cases.
• The province announced eight new cases on March 31.
• A province announced a third death related to COVID-19 on April 1. The person was in their 80s.
• As of April 1, there were nine new cases of COVID-19.
• The province announced 13 new COVID-19 cases on April 2. The provincial total is at 206.
• There were 14 new cases announced on April 3. The province said four tests were performed out of province and added to Saskatchewan's total.
• The province announced 11 more cases on April 4.
• On April 5, the province announced 18 more COVID-19 cases.
• There were only four new cases announced on April 6, the lowest number of new cases since March 18.
• The province announced seven new cases on April 7. Seven people are in hospital and there were seven new recoveries.
• There were 11 new cases and 15 new recoveries on April 8.
• On April 9, Saskatchewan announced seven new cases and 12 more recoveries. It's the third time this week the province has reported more recoveries than new cases.
• On April 10, the province announced seven new cases.
• There was a fourth COVID-19-related death on April 11, bringing the province's death total to four people. The person was in their 60s and died in Regina.
• There were also four new cases announced on April 11.
• The province of Saskatchewan announced nine new cases of COVID-19 on April 12, and 17 new recoveries.
• Two new cases were announced on April 13, bringing Saskatchewan to 300 COVID-19 cases.
• There was one new case on April 14, along with nine more recoveries from COVID-19.
• The province announced three new cases and 18 new recoveries on April 15.
• On April 16, Saskatchewan announced one new case and 14 new recoveries.
• The province announced two new COVID-19 cases and nine new recoveries on April 17. The province also said there were new cases at care homes in Regina and La Loche.
• On April 18, Saskatchewan announced six new cases, including the cases in the "outbreak" situation in La Loche.
• The province announced two new cases and no new recoveries on April 19.
• The province announced one new case on April 20 and four new recoveries.
• There were four new cases and 14 recoveries announced on April 21.
• The province announced six new cases and nine recoveries on April 22.
• On April 23, the province announced five new cases and nine recoveries.
• The province announced 10 new cases and 10 new recoveries on April 24.
• On April 25, Saskatchewan announced eight new cases and eight new recoveries.
• There were five new cases announced on April 26.
• Saskatchewan announced a fifth death related to COVID-19 on April 27. There are also 12 new cases, all in the north or far north regions.
• There was one new case and three recoveries announced in Saskatchewan on April 28.
• There was a sixth death related to COVID-19 announced on April 29. The province also announced 17 new cases.
• There were six new cases and four recoveries announced on April 30.
• On May 1, Saskatchewan announced 26 new cases and two recoveries.
• The province announced six new cases on May 2.
• On May 3, Saskatchewan announced 12 new cases.
• On May 4, Saskatchewan announced 34 new cases of COVID-19. It's the largest single-day increase to date.
• The province announced 20 new cases -- 18 in the far north -- on May 5.
• There were 25 new cases -- including 22 in La Loche -- announced on May 6.
• On May 7, the province announced 19 new cases and 17 recoveries.
• There were 13 new cases announced on May 8.
• There were nine cases and five recoveries announced on May 9.
• The province reported 11 new COVID-19 cases on May 10.
• On May 11, Saskatchewan announced four new cases and 14 recoveries.
• There were five new cases, all in the far north region, announced on May 12.
• On May 13, Saskatchewan announced four new cases and 11 recoveries.
• Saskatchewan announced five new cases and 13 more recoveries on May 14.
• There were eight new cases and 10 recoveries reported on May 15.