Tag: Saskatchewan
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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…
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First Nations University President Fired Amid Nepotism and Retaliation Allegations
Overview: a governance crisis at First Nations University A three‑month Deloitte Legal investigation, commissioned by the First Nations University of Canada board in 2023, found substantial evidence of troubling leadership conduct by then‑president Jacqueline Ottmann. The 200‑plus‑page report concluded that she created an in‑group circle around her office, undermining accountability and fostering a culture sometimes…
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First Nations University President Report Finds Nepotism and Empire Building
Overview of the Deloitte investigation In 2023, the board of First Nations University of Canada commissioned Deloitte Legal to examine more than two dozen allegations against the universitys president, Jacqueline Ottmann. The final report, a lengthy document of more than 200 pages, concluded that Ottmann created a circle of favor around and inside her office.…
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World Rabies Day in Saskatchewan: Warman Bat Case Highlights Public Health Focus
World Rabies Day in Saskatchewan: A Public Health Moment Saskatchewan is marking World Rabies Day to raise awareness about a potentially fatal virus and to emphasize practical steps people can take to stay safe. The timing is notable, coming on the heels of a Warman incident in which a dead bat found in a yard…
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World Rabies Day in Saskatchewan: Warman bat tests positive prompts caution
World Rabies Day highlights rabies awareness in Saskatchewan Saskatchewan is marking World Rabies Day to raise awareness about a virus that can be fatal if left untreated. The provincial government says the day serves as a reminder to take precautionary steps when there has been exposure to rabies, whether from wild or domestic animals. The…
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World Rabies Day in Saskatchewan: Warman Bat Case Highlights Precautions
World Rabies Day in Saskatchewan: Raising Awareness and Vigilance As Saskatchewan marks World Rabies Day, public health officials are using the occasion to remind residents of the potentially fatal virus and the steps needed to prevent exposure. The timing is underscored by a recent local case: a dead bat found in Warman tested positive for…
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Saskatchewan Government’s Overpayment for Firefighting Planes
Introduction The Saskatchewan government is facing scrutiny over its recent acquisition of four firefighting aircraft from B.C.-based manufacturer, Coulson Aircrane. The company claims that the provincial government has agreed to pay more than double the expected price, resulting in an additional $100 million burden on Saskatchewan taxpayers. This article delves into the details of the…
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Saskatchewan Overpays for Firefighting Planes: A Costly Decision
Introduction In a surprising revelation, Coulson Aircrane, a British Columbia-based aircraft manufacturer, has alleged that the Saskatchewan government significantly overpaid for four new firefighting planes. The claim suggests that the province spent over $100 million more than necessary, raising concerns among taxpayers about fiscal responsibility and transparency in government dealings. The Allegations Coulson Aircrane contends…
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Saskatchewan Government’s Controversial Firefighting Aircraft Purchase
The Controversial Purchase of Firefighting Planes The Saskatchewan government is facing backlash for its recent decision to purchase four firefighting aircraft at a staggering cost of $100 million more than necessary, according to Coulson Aircrane, the B.C.-based manufacturer involved in the deal. This controversial purchase has raised concerns about mismanagement of taxpayer money and the…