Health and Education
Saskatchewan modernizes surgical record systems Paid Members Public
Province invests $5 million in new digital anesthesia and surgical information system to improve patient care
Rural Saskatchewan turns to virtual care Paid Members Public
Virtual care helps rural Saskatchewanians manage health needs amid doctor shortages and long travel times
Government funding supports law student training Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan invests $100,000 to expand rural externships for law students at the University of Saskatchewan
Forsythia – an early blast of colour for the garden Paid Members Public
Forsythia offers bright yellow spring blooms before leaves appear
Begonias for the home gardener Paid Members Public
Easy-care houseplants with colourful foliage and flowers
Tuition relief to continue for Ukrainian post-secondary students Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan extends domestic tuition rates for Ukrainian students under CUAET program until 2030
Starting seeds part II Paid Members Public
Practical advice for gardeners on timing, lighting, and sustainability when starting seeds
Regina Urgent Care Centre Reduced Hours March 7 and 8 Paid Members Public
Regina Urgent Care Centre will return to its regular hours of operation on March 9th
New high school course explores energy careers Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan launches Energy Production 20 to prepare students for jobs in energy
Saskatchewan expanding patient access to primary care Paid Members Public
New nurse practitioner contracts will help improve access to publicly funded primary care across Saskatchewan
How to start seeds Paid Members Public
A guide to growing seeds successfully for spring gardeners
Balancing wildlife and humans Paid Members Public
Landowners, hunters and animals struggle to coexist in Saskatchewan’s changing habitats
March skies 2026 Paid Members Public
Celestial highlights for March include eclipses, conjunctions, and the start of spring
Regina Urgent Care Centre Reduced Hours Feb 24 Paid Members Public
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. due to physician availability
Accessibility assessments on public buildings Paid Members Public
More than 500 government buildings in Saskatchewan undergoing accessibility reviews
Metal detectors improve safety at SHA facilities Paid Members Public
Three more Saskatchewan Health Authority sites add screening to prevent restricted items and ensure safety
