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Following the introduction of Bill 85: The Saskatchewan Employment Act, the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) commissioned  Dr. David Doorey, from York University to provide an analysis of the proposed legislation.  The House amendments introduced in May of 2013 are included in this review.  Saskatchewan’s Bill 85: A Rebellion Without a Cause Professor David J.…

The Saskatchewan Union of Nurses is proud to support the Global Day of Action on September 17.   This Day of Action will draw attention to and step up the fight against the devastating effects of austerity measures that are putting millions of people around the world at risk. Our patients and communities need more caring, not cuts! The Global Nurses…

Special to the Leader Post - Tracy Zambory, SUN President.  When people think of registered nurses, words like "caring" and "compassion" are often the first things that come to mind. There is no arguing there are those innate and unique qualities that cannot be taught, but what many people forget or are unaware of is that registered nursing is also a science. The…

A radical health care experiment is being launched in Alberta right now. No, it’s not an experiment to test a new wonder drug or breakthrough medical procedure. It’s an experiment to see how few registered nurses can be employed in the health care system before it breaks. This will not end well. As a doctor, I know that RNs are trained to think critically about patient needs, take…

I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself and to share a little about what I am hoping to achieve as President of the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN).   I know many of you may be wondering who I am what led me this new role. My journey with SUN began in 1987, when I graduated from the Kelsey Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences as a Registered Nurse.   After…