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Prairies Can receives $600K in funding for program supportPraries Can is set to receive 600K in funding from the federal government to support immigrant, minority, and Indigenous businesses.CannabisAug 26, 2023
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Virtual mental health consultations on the rise in SaskatchewanIn September and October, consultations relating to mental health made up about 6 per cent on the Lumeca app.HealthJan 11, 2021
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Coronavirus: Virtual health care app connects Saskatchewan residents with doctorsA Saskatchewan company is behind an app connecting residents with doctors and nurses via virtual healthcare for free.HealthApr 13, 2020
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Virtual healthcare company signs $4.8M contract with Sask. governmentA virtual health care app is back after being discontinued in December. A partnership with the Sask. government will soon offer access for health-care providers and patients.HealthApr 14, 2022
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Sask. entrepreneurs pitch for Canadian spot at international competitionFifteen entrepreneurs from across Saskatchewan had the chance to pitch their business ideas at a first-of-its-kind competition in Canada.TechApr 9, 2019
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Another Saskatchewan resident brings story of surgery delay to legislatureIn response, Health Minister Paul Merriman reaffirmed his commitment to expanding surgical capacity and said a new announcement should be made in the coming week.CanadaApr 26, 2022
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‘Really disappointing’: Saskatchewan virtual health-care service discontinuedThe service, Lumeca, was first introduced to Saskatchewan in 2019 but has been discontinued effective December 2021.HealthJan 12, 2022