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By News Room Photo Courtesy: CJWW Anna Pacik, Communications Manager at Saskatoon’s Lighthouse Supported Living, says if their staff didn’t have Naloxone training, they’d have seven dead people at the facility. A guest resident in Saskatoon’s Lighthouse Supported Living independent tower alerted staff that six people were overdosing and staff rushed to help. Pacik says at the same time there was a person in one of their supported programs who overdosed as well. A resident of the Lighthouse, also taking part in the program, who had taken Naloxone training, administe...

Article content 2020 has been an unprecedented year. As it comes to a close, StarPhoenix staff take a look back at some of the top stories in the city and province. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Top stories of 2020: City Centre Inn shut down, evacuated amid pandemic Back to video The mayor called it “troubling.” The fire chief described it as “deplorable.” The Saskatoon Tribal Council chief likened it to a third-world country. All three were talking about conditions inside the City Centre Inn and Suites, a notorious Idylwyld Drive m...

  SASKATOON -- As Saskatoon sinks into a deep cold with temperatures dipping to -35 degrees, shelters in the city including The Lighthouse Supported Living Centre are filling up fast.  According to the shelter, it’s nearing capacity since the drastic drop in temperatures. But the organization is just recovering from a COVID-19 outbreak last week, where it had to close for two weeks because of a spike in cases at the centre. The Lighthouse said because of COVID-19 distancing and capacity rules, the shelter hasn’t been able to offer their space for a warmup shelter as declared by the ...