Fatigue

• Morning news rewind: Tuesday, Oct. 18

  Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Tuesday, Oct. 18.

  Blogs

  Oct 18, 2022
  
• ‘The clocks are resetting’: Nova Scotians brace for restrictions as COVID-19 numbers spike

  COVID-19 fatigue and burnout have become all too familiar over the past two years. Now, with new restrictions less than 48 hours away, residents are bracing. 

  Health

  Dec 15, 2021
  
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• ‘She couldn’t catch her breath’: Edmonton-area mom warns others about long-haul COVID in children

  An Edmonton-area mother warns children can get sick from COVID and stay sick, after her daughter has been suffering with long-haul symptoms.

  Health

  Jun 17, 2021
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• University of Regina professor weighs in on 4-day work week

  University of Regina economic's professor Jason Childs weighs in on the discussion of how a four-day work week could impact Saskatchewan.

  Economy

  Jun 9, 2020
• Sask. employers can soon use software to detect workplace fatigue and impairment

  The Safety Association of Saskatchewan Manufacturers announced Thursday they will be the licensed distributor of a new workplace fatigue and impairment screening software called AlertMeter.

  Canada

  Nov 22, 2018
• ‘It’s been a miracle’: After fatigue driving crash, musician emphasizes the importance of rest

  62-year-old Mel Martin has a lot to be thankful for, after he survived crashing his vehicle into a ditch due to fatique on Aug. 10, 2017.

  Health

  Jun 28, 2018
• Driver in Maple Ridge crash may have fallen asleep at the wheel

  A man is recovering this morning after he crashed his car into a hydro pole in Maple Ridge.

  Aug 16, 2016
• Sleepless in Canada: A look at our bad sleep habits and how to fix them

  More than half of sleep-deprived Canadians would sacrifice a dream vacation for better shut-eye, according to a new national poll.

  Canada

  May 17, 2016
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• Fatigue on the rails: a trainman’s nightmare

  Unpredictable schedules are the bane of the rail industry, say the men and the women who drive the trains. And those schedules can play havoc with their sleep cycles.

  Canada

  Apr 1, 2016