The need for more shelter spaces, and defining self-care in Healthy Living.
Here’s your morning rewind for the Tuesday, Nov. 14, edition of Global News Morning Saskatoon.
Shelter space demand growing: Tribal Chief Mark Arcand
The need for emergency shelter space continues to grow with winter fast approaching in Saskatchewan.
The province recently announced funding for new spaces in Saskatoon, but the city has yet to figure out where they will go. At the same time, the Saskatoon Tribal Council’s emergency wellness centre is operating at capacity.
Tribal Chief Mark Arcand discusses the current situation, the impact of the zero drug policy, and where people turned away can find another place for help.
Defining self-care and preventative medicine: Healthy Living
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Preventative medicine and self-care are buzzwords we keep hearing about.
Self-care is the new health care challenge focussing on daily wellness which leads to preventative medicine.
Physiotherapist and yoga therapist Adrianne Vangool looks at how people can add self-care into their lives and breaks down misconceptions in Healthy Living.
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DeGroote professor dissects intensifying Canada-U.S. trade war -
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‘Lake Ontario, actually’: Adam van Koeverden responds to Trump’s ‘Lake America’ name change -
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‘What an embarrassment’: Eby derides controversial Hegseth post about B.C. cadets -
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Eby thinks B.C. NDP candidate will beat ‘hateful, divisive’ Kerry-Lynne Findlay in byelection
Saskatoon’s top headlines: Tuesday, Nov. 14
Chris Carr has Saskatoon’s top headlines for Tuesday, Nov. 14.
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