Tag: Saskatchewan
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Saskatchewan Health Officials Urge Free Seasonal Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines for All Residents
Free Seasonal Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines Now Available Across Saskatchewan Residents of Saskatchewan aged six months and older can now access seasonal flu and COVID-19 vaccines at no cost. The vaccination campaign was announced at a joint event at Regina’s Eastview Community Centre, where Saskatchewan’s chief medical officer and Indigenous health leaders underscored the importance…
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Saskatchewan Urges Public to Get Seasonal Flu and COVID-19 Vaccinations
Public Health Push: Free Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines Now Available Residents across Saskatchewan 6 months and older can now access free seasonal flu and COVID-19 vaccines. The rollout was highlighted at a joint event held at Regina’s Eastview Community Centre, where Saskatchewan’s chief medical officer and Indigenous health authority officials outlined how residents can obtain…
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Saskatchewan Health Officials Urge Seasonal Flu and COVID-19 Vaccinations for All Residents
Community Outreach Highlights the Importance of Seasonal Vaccinations At a recent joint event at Regina’s Eastview Community Centre, Saskatchewan’s top medical voices underscored the importance of getting the seasonal flu shot and the annual COVID-19 vaccination. The goal is simple: protect individuals, families, and entire communities by making vaccines accessible to all residents aged six…
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Share tradition, not the flu: Saskatchewan hits 11,500 vaccine bookings
Canada’s fall Immunization push begins as Saskatchewan hits 11,515 vaccine bookings Saskatchewan health officials kicked off the Fall Immunization Program with frontline workers and residents alike rolling up their sleeves to get their flu and COVID-19 vaccines. The province reported 11,515 immunization appointments booked as of Tuesday morning, signaling strong public participation and a collective…
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Share tradition, not the flu: Saskatchewan kicks off fall immunization drive with 11,500+ bookings
Kickoff marks a proactive season for vaccines across Saskatchewan The Saskatchewan Fall Immunization Program officially began on Tuesday, with health-care professionals, including Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab, rolling up their sleeves to get their flu and COVID-19 vaccines. The campaign’s slogan, Share tradition, not the flu, underscored the province’s emphasis on protecting families…
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Share Tradition, Not the Flu: Saskatchewan Vaccination Drive Opens with 11,500 Bookings
Fall Immunization Program Kicks Off Across Saskatchewan Saskatchewan health officials mark the start of the province’s annual Fall Immunization Program, emphasizing the importance of protection against influenza and COVID-19. With more than 11,500 residents already booked for immunizations, this year’s push aims to reduce hospitalizations and keep communities healthier as respiratory illnesses typically rise in…
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Saskatchewan Opens Fall Immunization Appointments for Influenza and COVID-19
Public Health Encourages Early Vaccination Ahead of Fall Respiratory Season Saskatchewan residents can now secure appointments for this year’s respiratory illness vaccines, including influenza and COVID-19, as public health officials emphasize the importance of immunization ahead of the fall season. Health authorities say getting vaccinated is a simple and effective way to reduce the burden…
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Saskatchewan Opens Fall Immunization Appointments for Flu and COVID-19
Fall Immunization Opens Across Saskatchewan Saskatchewan residents can now book their fall vaccines for respiratory illnesses, including influenza and COVID-19. Public health officials are urging people to take advantage of the early immunization window to protect themselves and their communities as the season changes. Why Vaccination Matters This Fall Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill emphasized that…
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Saskatchewan Opens Immunization Clinics for COVID-19 and Flu Shots
New season for COVID-19 and flu vaccines in Saskatchewan Starting Tuesday, residents of Saskatchewan can schedule appointments for this year’s respiratory illness vaccinations. Public health clinics, participating pharmacies, some doctor and nurse practitioner offices, and certain walk‑in clinics are offering the flu and COVID-19 vaccines at no cost to eligible residents. The program aims to…
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First Nations University President Fired After Conduct Findings
Overview A three‑month investigation into more than two dozen allegations against First Nations University of Canada’s president concluded with a damning assessment of her leadership. The Deloitte Legal report described a workplace culture divided into “in‑group” and “out‑group” dynamics and concluded that President Jacqueline Ottmann fostered what investigators called an “empire building” environment that undermined…