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One-size rule 'will damage' diverse Canadian sector - Vimarsana News

One-size rule 'will damage' diverse Canadian sector

Policy targeting "bad actors" in Canada is going to have unintended consequences for the good players, a leading sector stakeholder has told The PIE.

Sask. program aims to train more Métis for health care jobs - Vimarsana News

Sask. program aims to train more Métis for health care jobs

A new partnership between the health authority, Saskatchewan Métis organizations and the federal government aims to get more Métis people into the healthcare field.

Cumberland College hosts final graduation before upcoming merger with Parkland - Vimarsana News

Cumberland College hosts final graduation before upcoming merger with Parkland

The end of one chapter and the start of another for Cumberland College.Thursday's graduation ceremony marked the final recipients of a Cumberland Coll...

Source: cjvr.com
Cumberland College expanding healthcare programs - Vimarsana News

Cumberland College expanding healthcare programs

Cumberland College has been selected to expand its health programming for the 2023-24 academic year.As part of Saskatchewan's Health Human Resources A...

Source: cjvr.com
CUPE says Sask. gov't spent at least $730K on private health care staffing in Prairie North region - Vimarsana News

CUPE says Sask. gov't spent at least $730K on private health care staffing in Prairie North region

Saskatchewan's branch of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) said he province has spent at least $730,000 on private health care staffing in the Prairie North region, with includes North Battleford and Meadow Lake. 

Source: cbc.ca