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Commentary Critics of President Joe Biden’s non-defense of the southern border have emphasized his constitutional duty to “take ...

Saskatoon emergency room patients were waiting an average of 21 hours for a hospital bed last week.

Dr. Clark Blair was scrolling through his Twitter feed Monday morning when he saw a Tweet from U.S. News & World Report.The message contained a link announcing their first-ever “Best K-8 Schools” rankings of public elementary and middle schools. A few clicks later and Blair, the principal of McFadden School of Excellence, saw they were the No. 1 ranked elementary school in the state of Tennessee.McFadden was ranked No. 1 in math proficiency and tied for No. 1...

Saskatchewan is a few intensive care patients away from having to activate its triage protocol, which means doctors in the province could soon have to decide who can and cannot get care in intensive care units.

REGINA — Saskatchewan is preparing to send some of its critical COVID-19 patients to Ontario as its hospitals are over capacity. Saskatchewan Health Authority CEO Scott Livingstone said Wednesday that the province is preparing air ambulance flights.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority told doctors that casual in-home gatherings are now the greatest threat, but they remain unrestricted.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority told doctors that casual in-home gatherings are now the greatest threat, but they remain unrestricted.

El paper clau d’Òmnium L’acte central de commemoració del 60 aniversari d’Òmnium Cultural, reunint per primer cop en un acte públic Carles Puigdemont i Oriol Junqueras –també Carme Forcadell i Anna Gabriel–, ha posat l’accent i el focus mediàtic en la vessant més política de l’entitat en aquest moment de la seva història, centrada a afavorir la unitat de l’independentisme i a defensar els dret...

Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 picture improved considerably throughout the month of May, that’s the message from Thursday’s physician town hall hosted by the Saskatchewan Health Authority.

If that happens, "disaster triage" of health care will be necessary as staff make impossible choices about which lives they save.