Supporting a Terminally Ill Person Paid Members Public
Supporting someone with a terminal illness requires empathy, patience, and understanding. It is a challenging journey both for the individual facing the illness and their loved ones. Below are some ways to provide meaningful support.
Obituary - CROSHAW, Harold Clifford Paid Members Public
May 14, 1938 ~ May 3, 2024
Four interesting facts about the nursing profession in Canada Paid Members Public
The nursing profession in Canada is a diverse field offering unique opportunities and challenges. Here are four fascinating facts about nursing in Canada:
The Sprucewood Home Plan Paid Members Public
Nestled within a serene neighbourhood framed by ancient spruce trees, the Sprucewood house plan embodies the timeless allure of Craftsman architecture and traditional charm.
The newness of life Paid Members Public
It's spring time. A time where we see new life spring up. The grass and trees come out of their dormant state and look alive again. We see flocks of geese stop in the fields on their way back north to start a life anew for this year.
Provincial News Briefs Paid Members Public
CAA worst roads, FCC leaving, Red Dress day, Bot Battle, Nuclear, Out of province care, GDP record, Jewish Heritage Month, workplace violence, crop research, well drilling
Stress and World Conflict Paid Members Public
Coping with stress related to world conflict can be challenging, given the constant barrage of distressing news and the feeling of powerlessness in the face of global challenges. Here are some things you can do to manage this stress.
2024 BHP Jansen Scholarship Program Now Accepting Applications Paid Members Public
Program Expands to Include 30 Schools and Communities and 6 First Nations
Lumsden resonates with the sound of Philippine Madrigal Singers Paid Members Public
On the evening of April 29th, 80 audience members and the St. Andrew's United Church vibrated to the sound of the Philippine Madrigal Singers, currently touring across Canada and visiting Saskatchewan for the first time. The event was preceded by a dinner at the Free Bird restaurant in Lumsden.
Celebrating Nurses Across Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
National Nursing Week from May 6 to 12 is an opportunity to celebrate over 19,000 nurses working across the province for their contributions to the health and well-being of Saskatchewan residents.
My body is telling me... Paid Members Public
I love my kids. They come up with incredible ideas. When we started on this journey of raising tiny humans I had no idea that they could challenge my thinking so much. The latest favourite phrase is “my body is telling me”.
Crises Paid Members Public
Often, when I am working with someone in crisis, they have the natural feeling that their world is falling apart. Sometimes, it is.
News in Brief Paid Members Public
Saskatoon airport, Regina General Hospital, highway 6 project, authentication services, March driving expenses, Driving offences
Obituary - FALLER, Eileen (Dorothy) Paid Members Public
93 years
2024 WUQWATR Poster Contest Paid Members Public
“Wetlands and Wildlife is once again the theme for our poster contest,” says David Sloan, chair of the WUQWATR Board, following the nonprofit group’s annual meeting in Craik, Sask.
May Skies Paid Members Public
The Moon begins the month at last quarter, meaning 22+ days since new Moon, three-quarters of the way through the lunar month.
