Health and Education
Saskatchewan replaces the Time Act Paid Members Public
With Alberta's announcement that 2026 would be their final 'spring forward' into permanently following Central Standard Time (CST), the Ministry of Government Relations is repealing and replacing Saskatchewan's long-standing and unique The Time Act with updated legislation.
Letter to Editor - Owner's response regarding Nokomis/pharmacy letter Paid Members Public
Nokomis council responds to pharmacy auctionTown proposes new Nokomis Wellness Centre after James Pharmacy Group lists property with restrictive sale conditionsLast Mountain TimesPublic Submission April 15, 2026 It is with regret that we as a longstanding Community Pharmacy must create this response to The Town of Nokomis’ letter dated April
162 doctors matched to residency seats in Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
The Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS) has released the final results for the 2026 medical residency match across Canada, confirming that all 162 residency seats at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) have been filled.
Regina breast health centre marks one year Paid Members Public
The Regina Breast Health Centre is celebrating its first anniversary, marking one year of significantly improving breast health care for Saskatchewan patients.
Nokomis council responds to pharmacy auction Paid Members Public
Town proposes new Nokomis Wellness Centre after James Pharmacy Group lists property with restrictive sale conditions
Province reaches agreement with Saskatchewan optometrists Paid Members Public
Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill and Saskatchewan Association of Optometrists (SAO) President Heather Hunter announce a six-year agreement in principle for optometry services, supporting the delivery of high-quality eye care in the province.
Accelerating discovery: Saskatchewan backs quantum computing hub at University of Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
Province funds a USask-based quantum computer to drive research, innovation and economic growth across key sectors
Teaching students the basics of CPR to begin province-wide in September Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan schools will be able to offer free CPR and AED training to students starting in the 2026-27 school year
Saskatchewan protecting patient access with renewed MySaskHealthRecord contract Paid Members Public
Province renews $8 million investment in online platform giving residents access to personal health information
Celebrating a Saskatchewan first: Royal University Hospital completes first stereotactic robotic epilepsy surgery Paid Members Public
ROSA robot Erin completes Saskatchewan’s first stereotactic robotic epilepsy surgery at RUH.
New high school course supports students interested in health care careers Paid Members Public
Health Careers 20L gives Saskatchewan students early exposure to health care professions and post-secondary pathways
April skies 2026 Paid Members Public
April features planetary gatherings, lunar occultations, and the Lyrid meteor shower
Going vertical Paid Members Public
Spring is the time to think beyond the ground and grow up instead
Pruning ban to protect Saskatchewan elm trees Paid Members Public
Annual April to August ban aims to stop spread of Dutch Elm Disease.
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
