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News
May 22, 2026

Press Release: St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Celebrates Conclusion of By Your Side Kidney Care Campaign.

St. Paul’s Hospital & Foundation, alongside the Saskatchewan Health Authority, the Ministry of Health, healthcare leaders, donors, clinicians, and community partners, celebrated the successful conclusion of the By Your Side Kidney Care Campaign today with the announcement that the campaign raised more than $10,210,000 in support of kidney care in Saskatchewan. The milestone event recognized […]

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Publications SaskEthics newsletter
May 1, 2026

Moral distress: the canary in the coalmine

In the March/April 2026 issue of SaskEthics, Dr. Mary Heilman explores how moral distress arises when individuals feel constrained from doing what they believe is right. She reframes moral distress as an important signal for ethical reflection and change, and encourages teams to create space for open dialogue and mutual support when navigating ethically challenging […]

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News Afolake and Melanie Sadler, St. Paul’s Hospital Volunteer Coordinator.
April 22, 2026

Celebrating Hospital volunteers during National Volunteer Week – and throughout the year

Each April, we celebrate National Volunteer Week, and in 2026 that celebration gains special meaning as the United Nations has declared 2026 the International Volunteer Year, recognizing the essential role volunteers play in strengthening communities around the world. At St. Paul’s Hospital, we’re so grateful for the volunteers who choose to give their time and […]

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News Front entry attendants
April 22, 2026

From kidney care to Hospital-wide support: Patient Porter program expands

What began as a donor funded pilot project to support kidney health patients has grown into something even greater. As part of the By Your Side Kidney Care Campaign, donors funded a two year pilot of the Patient Porter Program. The goal was simple: meet kidney health patients at the door and walk alongside them […]

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Publications
March 31, 2026

Hospitality in Action: Care and Community at St. Paul’s Hospital

The March 2026 edition of LifeLine highlights the many ways hospitality shapes care at St. Paul’s Hospital. From the opening of the new front entrance and Indigenous Healing Centre to stories of hospice care, music therapy, volunteerism, healing arts, and community outreach, this issue celebrates the people and programs creating spaces of welcome, dignity, and […]

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News (l-r) Operating Room Manager Sean Peace, RN, and Robot Coordinator Jamye Ladebruk-Cathcart, RN.
March 25, 2026

Daryl the robot celebrates 1,000th surgery

Daryl, the first surgical robot in Saskatchewan, recently passed an exciting milestone: It has now supported more than 1,000 surgeries! But for those who work alongside it every day, the moment is about more than a number. “It shows the success of the program,” said Operating Room Manager Sean Peace, RN. “There are sites around […]

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News
March 25, 2026

‘You’d never get this at a doctor’s office’: Kidney Health Community Program in action

In communities across Saskatchewan, kidney health often goes unnoticed until it can no longer be ignored. Often called the “silent killer,” many people experience no symptoms until the disease has significantly progressed. “There are no warning signs,” says Nurse Clinician Carmen Levandoski. “By the time symptoms appear, it’s often too late to reverse.” Simple testing […]

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News
March 25, 2026

Seeds of Hope: Walking alongside patients on the Prostate Cancer Pathway

Three years ago, Glen Ertell and his wife Val lost their 43-year-old son, Jeff, to oral cancer. Not long after, Glen faced a cancer diagnosis of his own. “I was surprised and disappointed, but I took it in stride,” he says. “My wife was right there beside me through the whole process.” Cancer has a […]

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