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This Labour Day weekend, we thank Saskatchewan workers for their dedication, skills and hard work that help keep Saskatchewan strong and growing. Wherever your long weekend takes you, take care and stay safe.

[Government of Saskatchewan @SKGov]

Learning to read is one of the most important skills a child can develop. This September, Saskatchewan schools will be using provincial reading screeners to help identify students who may need extra support.

Learn more: https://t.co/SJ3PjMY0yP.

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Regina General Hospital’s NICU is expanding through a provincial investment to support three more infant beds.

The expansion is also supported by an $800,000 Hospitals of Regina Foundation commitment for technology and equipment.

Learn more at: https://t.co/j7RNqixwlG

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August 31st marks International Overdose Awareness Day, we remember those who lost their lives to overdose, support grieving loved ones, and stand with everyone affected by substance use.

For overdose information and prevention visit: https://t.co/QIuq727sca

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Building owners must ensure CO alarms are installed, maintained and tested in every residential unit. Acting now helps protect residents and meet safety requirements.

Visit https://t.co/5nHgRaX3HD to learn more.

#Henry’sLaw

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You can’t see, smell or taste carbon monoxide. A properly installed CO alarm provides early warning of dangerous CO levels, giving you critical time to respond and stay safe.

To learn more, please visit https://t.co/5nHgRaX3HD

#HenrysLaw

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Since launching the Patients First Health Care Plan in March 2026, significant progress has been made across the health care system.

Our government is committed to delivering high-quality care to patients in the right place at the right time.

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On World Humanitarian Day, we celebrate those who support others in times of need. Through volunteering, advocacy, emergency response, and everyday kindness, they help build a more caring world.

Discover stories of courage and resilience: https://t.co/QtEEEOEFzk

[Government of Saskatchewan @SKGov]

Carbon monoxide (CO) can come from malfunctioning furnaces, water heaters, fuel-burning appliances and vehicle exhaust. A working CO alarm is the best defence against CO in your home.

To learn more about CO or Henry's Law, please visit https://t.co/5nHgRaX3HD

#HenrysLaw

[Government of Saskatchewan @SKGov]

What is carbon monoxide (CO)? It’s an invisible, odourless, tasteless gas that can build up indoors without warning and pose a serious risk to health and safety.

Protect yourself and others with working CO alarms.

To learn more, please visit https://t.co/5nHgRaX3HD #HenrysLaw

[Government of Saskatchewan @SKGov]

Why are carbon monoxide (CO) alarms important? Carbon monoxide is invisible, odourless and tasteless, making it impossible to detect on your own.

A working CO alarm provides early warning and helps keep you safe.

Learn more at https://t.co/5nHgRaX3HD #HenrysLaw

[Government of Saskatchewan @SKGov]

Carbon monoxide (CO) is an invisible danger from faulty fuel-burning appliances or vehicle exhaust. A working CO alarm is your best protection. Saskatchewan building owners must comply with CO alarm requirements by Nov. 1.

Learn more at https://t.co/5nHgRaX3HD

#HenrysLaw

[Government of Saskatchewan @SKGov]

August 1st was Food Day Canada!

This national celebration is a day for Canadians to recognize and celebrate our farmers, ranchers, and fishers, as well as chefs, researchers, and everyone who helps bring food to our tables. #FoodDayCanada

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Applications are open for the MMIWG+ Community Response Fund.

Up to $40,000 is available for projects that help prevent violence and build safety for Indigenous women, girls, Two-Spirit+ people, families and communities.

Apply now:https://t.co/wbKYT1rYeb

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Human trafficking has lasting impacts on victims, survivors, and families.

Saskatchewan is investing $160,000 to support specialized Human Trafficking Responder/Liaison positions in Saskatoon, helping survivors access vital supports and navigate the justice system.

[Government of Saskatchewan @SKGov]

Happy Saskatchewan Day 🌾

We will be closed on Friday, July 31 and Monday, August 3 and will resume regular operating hours on Tuesday, August 4.

We hope you enjoy exploring and celebrating our beautiful province with your friends and family this long weekend.

[Government of Saskatchewan @SKGov]

As of Nov. 1, SK building owners must ensure carbon monoxide (CO) alarms are installed, maintained and tested in every residential unit. Act now to help protect residents and meet safety requirements. https://t.co/OeyCPvEOKP #HenrysLaw

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Expanding and strengthening the health care workforce in Saskatchewan rural and remote communities remains a key priority of the Patients First Health Care Plan.

To support this goal, a new nurse practitioner is joining the Martensville Collective Health and Wellness Clinic.

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Saskatchewan is making strong progress recruiting health-care professionals through the Health Human Resources Action Plan.

Together with key partners, we're attracting skilled health professionals from across Canada and around the world.

Learn more at https://t.co/VcT8O9IPrR

[Government of Saskatchewan @SKGov]

Carbon monoxide (CO) can't be seen, smelled or tasted, making early detection critical. Properly installed and maintained CO alarms provide early warning of dangerous levels, giving occupants time to respond and stay safe.

Learn more at https://t.co/FON6CPsBdB

#HenrysLaw