Negotiations Update https://sun-nurses.sk.ca/about-us/newswire/negotiations-update-october-30-205 On October 21, 22, and 23, representatives from the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN), Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA), and the Saskatchewan Authority of Health Organizations (SAHO) put in a significant amount of dedicated time and long hours over a three day period to accomplish substantive agreement, and by the end of the week were able to achieve sign-off on fundamental articles including... AIMS Employee Scheduling Component to return to previous systems https://sun-nurses.sk.ca/about-us/newswire/aims-employee-scheduling-component-to-return-to-previous-systems In recent weeks, SUN prioritized meeting with the Minister of Health, representatives from the Ministry of Health, and the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) to discuss the numerous concerns members have raised regarding the new Administrative Information Management System (AIMS). We welcome the Government of Saskatchewan’s decision to pause the employee scheduling component of AIMS, and... President's Message: Taking Your Concerns to the Minister https://sun-nurses.sk.ca/about-us/newswire/presidents-message-taking-your-concerns-to-the-minister On... SUN Members Making a Difference https://sun-nurses.sk.ca/about-us/newswire/sun-members-making-a-difference In 2016, a small, dedicated group of medical professionals from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan – including a registered nurse from Moose Jaw's operating room – travelled to rural Guatemala to provide essential surgical care. What began as a single initiative has since grown into the Moose Jaw International Medical Mission (MJIMM), a collaborative effort and non-profit... Negotiations Update https://sun-nurses.sk.ca/about-us/newswire/negotiations-update-8 Representatives From the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN), Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA), and the Saskatchewan Authority of Health Organizations (SAHO) met on September 23, 24, and 25 to continue working through the specifics of Article 30 (Mergers or Transfers), 31 (Closure or Conversion), 33... Member Alert: Complete our Fall Membership Survey ✉️ https://sun-nurses.sk.ca/about-us/newswire/member-alert-complete-our-fall-membership-survey- You... Privacy & Confidentiality in Professional Practice https://sun-nurses.sk.ca/about-us/newswire/privacy-and-confidentiality-in-professional-practice Registered nurses have legal, regulatory, ethical, and organizational obligations to uphold privacy and confidentiality in all circumstances, in all roles and positions.  With the privilege inherent in patient care comes significant responsibility and due diligence. Privacy and confidentiality have competency... Negotiations Update https://sun-nurses.sk.ca/about-us/newswire/negotiations-update-7 On September 3, 4, and 5, discussions resumed between representatives from the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN), Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) and Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations (SAHO). Over these three days the focus of our talks continued towards ensuring that our... SUN Member 2025 Survey Highlights https://sun-nurses.sk.ca/about-us/newswire/sun-member-2025-survey-highlights Findings from an April 2025 survey of 1,791 Saskatchewan registered nurses, conducted on behalf of SUN by Praxis Analytics, paint a worrying picture of severly compromised quality, safety, and access to timely health care in the province as a direct result of chronic registered nursing shortages. 82 per cent reported patients being put at risk in the past 12 months due to... President's Message: Reflect, Recommit, and Rise Together https://sun-nurses.sk.ca/about-us/newswire/presidents-message-reflect-recommit-and-rise-together On Labour Day, we pause to honour and reflect on the generations of workers whose struggles, sacrifices, and solidarity paved the way for the collective rights we enjoy today. As SUN members, we are part of a proud legacy built on resilience, advocacy, and the unwavering belief that we and our patients deserve better. When SUN was founded 51 years ago, Saskatchewan's nurses had little say in...