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Saskatoon / 650 CKOM Jan 18, 2021 3:20 PM Dr. Mark Wahba receives the Saskatoon Fire Department Award of Merit on January 18, 2021. (Saskatoon Fire Department/Facebook) Dr. Mark Wahba knew something wasn’t right when he had two patients seek help at Royal University Hospital last Thursday. The emergency medicine physician’s two patients were complaining of headaches, alerting him their dog was also sick. The pair lived in an apartment building and, after noticing the signs, Wahba acted quickly. He called the Saskatoon Fire Department directly and firefighters were dispatched to the apartm...

Posted: Jan 18, 2021 3:40 PM CT | Last Updated: January 18 Dr. Mark Wahba said the carbon monoxide incident hit close to home as his son goes to school with someone in the building.(Sask. Medical Association) A Saskatoon emergency room physician's quick thinking may have saved lives last week after he alerted the fire department to a possible carbon monoxide leak at an east-side apartment. On Monday, Saskatoon fire Chief Morgan Hackl honoured Dr. Mark Wahba with an "award of merit." The carbon monoxide leak from a boiler in the apartment building at 12 Bateman Crescent on Jan. 14 sent 29 ...

A carbon monoxide incident at a city apartment building last week has Saskatoon's fire chief taking a closer l...

Dr. Mark Wahba voiced concerns about potentially dangerous levels of carbon monoxide in a Saskatoon apartment building. As a result, dozens of people were evacuated, many of whom required medical care.

Amit Kotwani, along with his wife and six-year-old daughter, were among the dozens of people sent to hospital following a carbon monoxide (CO) leak at a Saskatoon apartment building Thursday night.