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No construction timeline, but progress continues on Victoria Hospital expansion

“The funding of $1.4 million will support finalizing the functional program, development of design, program planning, and construction procurement activities,” the statement said, in part. Planning and design work will include development of space for culturally appropriate care and feature culturally appropriate design, the statement continued. Local First Nations organizations, such as Prince Albert Grand Council and Métis Nation Saskatchewan will be engaged as partners on the project to lead and inform the development of this space and provide guidance and leadership on the project regarding decisions impacting First Nations and Metis people. The project is currently in the planning and design phase and will move forward in summer 2021 with subsequent procurement activities for selection of the design builder, the ministry said.

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Active COVID case numbers in First Nations communities on decline for 10th straight week

Prince Albert Daily Herald A sign warns travellers to Stanley Mission in northern Saskatchewan that due to COVID-19 only residents and essential services are allowed into the community. Photo taken in January 2021. Photo by Michael Bramadat-Willcock/Local Journalism Initiative Active COVID case numbers in First Nations communities across Canada have declined for the 10th straight week, the federal government reported on Wednesday. The most recent data shows 635 active cases, a significant drop from the roughly 5,000 reported in January. Dr. Evan Adams, Indigenous Services Canada’s deputy chief medical officer of public health, called it an extraordinary trend, and credited it to solid local leadership and high uptake levels of the COVID-19 vaccine.

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PAGC vaccine clinic seeing steady numbers of people since opening

PAGC vaccine clinic seeing steady numbers of people since opening
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BATC to hold vaccinations at Dekker Centre starting April 12

BATC to hold vaccinations at Dekker Centre starting April 12
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Inside Prince Albert Grand Council s new mass immunization clinic

Although it’s open to everyone, PAGC Director of Health and Social Development Shirley Woods explained the clinic has a special focus on serving First Nations people. “Prince Albert Grand Council has a lot of urban First Nations people,” she said. “So, we really want to be able to reach out to that group who may not be so comfortable going to some of our other health facilities.” A sign greets visitors in the nine languages staff at the clinic speak. (Alison Sandstrom/paNOW Staff) After they pass through screening, staff register patients at this station. (Alison Sandstrom/paNOW Staff)

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