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SUN Members have several ways to influence priority issues. Connecting with your elected representatives is one of the most effective. Throughout the summer, your MLA will be particularly eager to speak with you – their constituents. Elected members of government and the official opposition use the summer months to speak with the people they…

On June 17, 18, and 19, representatives from the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN), Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) and Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations (SAHO) met to continue discussions. Conversations focused on a number of articles that are of significant interest to both parties and are particularly impactful for the future of…

Workload and registered nurse staffing represent the most significant professional practice concerns, and prevent registered nurses from providing safe, competent, ethical, appropriate, and high-quality patient care. Workload and staffing concerns are rooted in the inability to provide patient care aligned with legislative, regulatory, professional,…

Representatives from Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN), Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA), Affiliates, and Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations (SAHO) met to continue negotiations on May 27, 28, and 29, 2025. Discussions concentrated on topics such as multi facility/agency positions, mergers and transfers, scheduling, how vacancies are…

Hello SUN members, Today, May 12, is not only the first day of National Nursing Week but also Indigenous Nurses Day and International Nurses Day. We have so much to reflect on and be grateful for.   This is why I would like to dedicate my first President's Message to saying “thank you”. Above all, thank you, SUN members, for the long hours and excellent care you give…