Regina Pioneer Village
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CUPE calls for Saskatchewan long-term health care facilities to remain in public sectorThe Ministry of Health and the Saskatchewan Health Authority issued a request for proposal to find proponents to provide up to 375 standard long-term care beds in Regina.CanadaJul 5, 2022
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Sask. government moves ahead with plan to develop 600 long-term care bedsA plan to develop approximately 600 long-term care beds in Regina is moving forward, which the government says will meet the needs of seniors and build capacity for the future.HealthJul 28, 2021
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Saskatchewan to now hire 300 continuing care aids over 3 yearsMinister Everett Hindley while the Saskatchewan government stuck to its campaign promise of hiring 300 more continuing care aids, it's now being spread over three years.CanadaApr 7, 2021
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100 new long-term care beds to be offered in Regina and Emerald Park: SHAOne hundred long-term care spaces will soon be made available through a partnership between the Saskatchewan Health Authority and two personal care homes.CanadaFeb 4, 2020
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Regina Pioneer Village resident says long-term solution needed nowBack in April, the Saskatchewan Health Authority moved around 94 residents from the facility after a report showed an excessive amount of mould.CanadaDec 13, 2018
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Regina Pioneer Village not the only long-term care facility on life supportRegina Pioneer Village has had issues for years, but it's not the only long-term care home in Saskatchewan on life support. Katelyn Wilson explains.CanadaMay 18, 2018
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Almost 100 Regina Pioneer Village residents being moved due to mouldRegina Pioneer Village is once again facing problems due to aging infrastructure, as 94 residents are being moved out of the facility after a report indicated the presence of mould.CanadaMay 17, 2018
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Water advisory remains in effect for Regina Pioneer VillageA do not consume drinking water advisory has been in effect at the province's largest care home since Saturday.CanadaFeb 5, 2018
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