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Posted: Apr 08, 2021 11:51 AM CT | Last Updated: April 8 A person holds a sign reading protect humanity as they rally in support of Prairie Harm Reduction in Saskatoonon April 7, 2021.(Matt Garand/CBC) After Saskatchewan s government once again declined to support the province s only supervised drug consumption site in this year s budget, supporters of Prairie Harm Reduction (PHR) took to the streets in Saskatoon to show their support for the organization and criticize the government s decision. Chokecherry Studios organized the physically distanced rally on April 7, and dozens of supporters turned out with signs and banners. Jason Mercredi is executive director of Prairie Harm Reduction, which runs the consumption site along with a long list of services for people living with addictions, homelessness and trauma in the city s core. He said the community values the work his organization does and want to be heard. ....
Walking group lights up to brighten some of Saskatoon s long-term care homes This Wednesday, members of the Happy Soles will don battery-powered lights as they stroll through Saskatoon, providing a socially distanced holiday display for residents at Central Haven Special Care Home, Oliver Lodge and St. Joseph s Special Care Home. Social Sharing Happy Soles group will don lights for walk by Central Haven, Oliver Lodge, St. Joseph’s care homes Posted: Dec 13, 2020 6:00 AM CT | Last Updated: December 13, 2020 Seen in this photo taken pre-pandemic, The Happy Soles walking group will be walking to three long-term care homes in the city on Wednesday, hoping to spread holiday cheer to those who are unable to have visitors during the winter season.(Submitted by Deb Edmison) ....