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Advancing our commitment to Truth and Reconciliation
Advancing our commitment to Truth and Reconciliation with CEO Andrew Will
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Truth and Reconciliation
Our commitment to truth and reconciliation guides the way we care for our patients, for our communities, and for each...
supporting mental health through culture, community and care
Supporting mental health through culture, community and care
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Truth and Reconciliation
First Nations and Métis Health
Foundations
Mental Health and Addictions
Regina/Saskatoon
Saskatoon
A new program is combining culturally-meaningful practices with mental health and addictions care.
May 5th is Red Dress Day
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Truth and Reconciliation
Red Dress Day is a national day of awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and gender-diverse peoples (2SLGBTIA+).
SHA CEC team in their orange shirts for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
SHA honours National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
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Truth and Reconciliation
SHA Values
Regina/Saskatoon
September 30 is National Day for truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day.
Sage harvest
Sage harvested for patient care
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Truth and Reconciliation
SHA Values
Over the past two months, traditional medicines for patients in need have been gathered in Saskatchewan to provide comfort to...
Orange lights for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
SHA facilities light up orange for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Truth and Reconciliation
SHA Values
As part of the Saskatchewan Health Authority’s (SHA) commitment to Truth and Reconciliation and our CARES values (compassion, accountability, respect,...
Updated SHA CARES logo
Building trust through everyday actions
Story
Truth and Reconciliation
First Nations and Métis Health
SHA Values
As part of the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) commitment to Truth and Reconciliation and our CARES values (compassion, accountability, respect,...
Updated SHA CARES logo
Why Orange Shirt Day Matters in Health Care
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Truth and Reconciliation
First Nations and Métis Health
SHA Values
Orange Shirt Day began in 2013, inspired by the story of Phyllis Webstad, who had her new orange shirt taken...
Updated SHA CARES logo
The role of culture in healing
Truth and Reconciliation
First Nations and Métis Health
SHA Values
As part of the Saskatchewan Health Authority’s (SHA) commitment to Truth and Reconciliation and our CARES values (compassion, accountability, respect,...
Updated SHA CARES logo
Listen to Survivors: Lessons for health-care workers
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Truth and Reconciliation
SHA Values
Survivors of residential schools carry powerful stories. These stories can be hard to hear, but they are gifts.

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