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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.
A person is standing at a table with a stack of take home naloxone kits, an informational flyer about the Saskatchewan Health Authority Overdose Outreach Team, and a poster urging anyone suspecting an overdose to call 911.
Overdose Outreach Team partnerships reduce opioid harms in the community
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Mental Health and Addictions
Regina/Saskatoon
Saskatoon
In early 2025, an increase in overdoses in Saskatoon created challenges to health care delivery and increased the complexity of...
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Superheroes delight Regina General Hospital patients
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Regina/Saskatoon
Regina
It’s not every day our youngest patients get a “drop in” from Deadpool, Spiderman, Batman or Captain America.
SHA Breaking News
Over $9M Investment Enhances Lloydminster Health Facilities
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Local
Northwest
Lloydminster
Patients, residents, and health-care staff in the Lloydminster area are benefitting from $9 million in funding by the Government of...
A community paramedic retrieves a medical bag from the back of a paramedic vehicle.
Mobile withdrawal program changing lives
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Mental Health and Addictions
Arnold (name changed) was hiding a secret about his relationship with alcohol.
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The SHA Orange Shirt: A Symbol of commitment
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Truth and Reconciliation
SHA Values
September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day.
Lloydminster Short-Term Assessment and Treatment STAT team member Janise (far left) is pictured with client Brenda, who is grateful for the mental and emotional support she receives through the program and says STAT team members are like family
Lloydminster team supporting older adults living independently
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Lloydminster
Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) team members are helping older adults in Lloydminster continue to live independently in the community.
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Saskatoon Urgent Care Centre over 25 percent complete
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SHA Values
Regina/Saskatoon
Saskatoon
Construction on the Saskatoon Urgent Care Centre (UCC) is over 25 per cent complete.
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Every Child Matters: Resources for SHA Staff
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Truth and Reconciliation
First Nations and Métis Health
SHA Values
A message on behalf of Nicole Ferguson, Director, First Nations and Métis Relations, Saskatchewan Health Authority Every Child Matters is...
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Creating culturally-safe care for all patients of Saskatchewan
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Truth and Reconciliation
First Nations and Métis Health
SHA Values
Jennifer Ahenakew, the first Vice President of First Nations and Métis Health for the Saskatchewan Health Authority views her role...

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