Saskatchewan's auditor found cyber security vulnerabilities in eHealth during a 2015 review, and some had not been addressed fully in a 2017 follow-up.

Auditor Judy Ferguson says that health care providers in northwest Saskatchewan generally don’t receive sufficient training caring for suicidal patients.

Saskatchewan's auditor is calling on the Provincial Capital Commission to ensure there is increased public consultation and transparency in the approval process of major projects in Wascana Park.

Saskatchewan’s auditor says codeine, hydromorphone and fentanyl prescriptions patterns are higher in the province than national averages.

When it comes to automated speeding enforcement in the province, the Saskatchewan's auditor is giving SGI a passing grade.

After two employees were fired for accepting vendor-sponsored trips, Saskatchewan's auditor is calling on eHealth to improve conflict of interest rules.

The Saskatchewan government body that oversees Wascana Park has decided to suspend further consideration of the CNIB/Brandt building pending an auditor report.

Saskatchewan auditor Judy Ferguson plans on including an examination of the CNIB/Brandt deal with the Provincial Capital Commission in her annual report.

While there have been improvements, Saskatchewan's auditor says there is still work to do in improving criminal rehabilitation in the province's jails.

Saskatchewan’s provincial auditor found some hospital units had a 60 to 70 per cent decline in hand hygiene among employees during a blind audit.