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OTTAWA -- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is looking into recalling Parliament for a brief period in order to pass additional legislative measures, such as changes to employment insurance and potentially even enacting some aspects of the federal Emergencies Act, as Canada continues to ratchet up its response to COVID-19. He is also imploring Canadians to heed public health authorities' advice…

As more information and details around policies and protocols begin to surface regarding the Province’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, you and all SUN members can be reassured your Union is committed to ensuring you have the information and support required to take care of yourself and your patients.   As healthcare workers, our advice will be sought by family, friends and…

The Saskatchewan government reported a seventh case of the COVID-19 coronavirus on Monday — a person in their 60s who had recently travelled to Arizona. "The resident was tested in Regina and is currently in hospital due to unrelated medical issues," according to a provincial government release Monday afternoon.  The province saw a further increase in tests…

A Regina doctor who is self-isolating after coming into contact with a presumptive case of COVID-19 is stressing the need for aggressive measures to contain the spread of the virus. Dr. Ankit Kapur, an emergency medicine doctor who works in “multiple clinical environments” in Regina, won’t share any details about the case itself, citing privacy rules. He made clear that he is…

In response to novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and its evolving impact in Saskatchewan, the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses has made the difficult decision to cancel or postpone all SUN events beginning March 13, 2020, and ending June 30, 2020.  We know that large public gatherings are problematic as our population attempts to slow the spread of COVID-19, and as part of our social…