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Saskatchewan COVID-19 wastewater numbers show massive decreaseThe latest findings from wastewater testing show large decreases in COVID-19 levels in three Saskatchewan cities as well as a drop in levels of unidentifiable subvariants.CanadaMay 16
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‘What drives me is caring for people:’ Pandemic health-care burnout not deterring nursing studentsThe last two years have been extremely challenging for healthcare workers with many experiencing burnout or even leaving the industry but new grads are still entering the field.HealthMay 3
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Tuition fees go up at the University of Saskatchewan for the first time in 2 yearsPeter Stoicheff, president of the University of Saskatchewan, said the tuition hike is necessary after a two-year pause due to the pandemic.EducationApr 28
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Saskatoon hospitals continue to be overcapacitySeveral businesses are understaffed and hospitals continue to be overcapacity with influenza levels still mostly in adults 44 years of age and younger.HealthApr 28
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USask medical students taking action in support of harm reduction services in SaskatoonMedical students at the USask created a group to bring more awareness to addictions. They are writing a letter in hopes of bringing more recognition to the lack of funding.HealthApr 23
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University of Saskatchewan announces tuition increase for 2022-23 school yearThe University of Saskatchewan announced its plans to raise tuition for the 2022-23 school year by roughly 3.7 per cent.EducationApr 4
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USask Huskies men’s basketball coach resigns amidst playoffsAccording to an email obtained by Global News earlier this week, it was alleged that members of the men’s basketball team refused to play for Rawlyk following an incident.SportsMar 9
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COVID-19 wastewater best with other data: researchersCOVID-19 wastewater testing is one of only ways to track the virus spreading. A scientist on the project says the data is less useful without other sources of information.CanadaMar 2
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Dropping Sask. COVID-19 isolation requirement erodes accountability: USask expertAs of Feb. 28, people in Saskatchewan are no longer required to self-isolate after contracting COVID-19, though health officials continue to recommend it.CanadaMar 1
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Long COVID app needs more Saskatchewan inputThe data collected through the Ethica app will be used to better understand long COVID and to create better support for people with long-term symptoms.HealthFeb 28
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