Health Canada stands by approval of ingredient in Roundup weed killer
Health Canada scientists say there is no reason to believe the scientific evidence they used to approve the continued use of glyphosate in weed killers Read More
News/Canada/Saskatchewan
Listeners offer support to Sask. gynecologic oncologists who feel burned out
Residents of Saskatchewan are calling for change and offering praise to two Saskatoon-based gynecologic oncologists, who recently told CBC News they were feeling burned out from their Read More
‘Burned out’: Saskatoon cancer doctors reveal reasons for departures
After working nearly every day for 13 years, Dr. Christopher Giede doesn’t really know what to do with all of his free time. He plays Read More
Choosing life: Paramedic uses music to help first responders access help
“Let’s redefine what it means to heal,” Canadian post-hardcore band Alexisonfire repeats in their song Accidents, its music video depicting paramedics responding to various emergencies in Read More
My daughter’s disease is terrible, but I refuse to hate it
I refuse to hate my daughter’s disease. She has a terrible genetic condition called Atypical Rett Syndrome, a one-letter typo in one part of her Read More
Shortage of antidepressant ‘in a class all on its own’ alarms patients with mental illnesses
A countrywide shortage of a common antidepressant medication has caused alarm among doctors, pharmacists and patients with mental illnesses. Nearly a dozen pharmacies in Saskatoon and Regina Read More
Antidepressant shortage alarms Saskatchewan patients with mental illnesses
A countrywide shortage of a common antidepressant medication has caused alarm among doctors, pharmacists and patients with mental illnesses. Nearly a dozen pharmacies in Saskatoon and Regina Read More
Province, feds announce agreement to improve addictions treatment in Sask.
The federal and Saskatchewan governments have announced a partnership aimed at helping people struggling with addiction in the province. The agreement provides more than $5 Read More
Ottawa offers $5M to help Saskatchewan fight addictions
The federal and Saskatchewan governments have announced a partnership aimed at helping people struggling with addiction in the province. The agreement provides more than $5 Read More
Bloody expensive: purse project helping homeless women tackle the cost of periods
It’s a taboo topic and it gets more uncomfortable for women when finances are tight — how do you deal with menstruation? One Regina woman is trying Read More