Everybody Has a Story

The organization was formed in 2007 as a non-profit foundation after Craig Schurman Condon died. In 2012 the organization was rebranded and became a registered national charity.

The amount of stress for paramedics is always increasing. Poirier acknowledged that she lives with PTSD due to the trauma and inhumanity she witnesses on every shift. She is not alone. Canadian experts put first responders in Canada subject to mental health issues at a much higher rate than the average population.

As a coach, Austin specializes in power lifting, which will be suited to the individual, and the ability they have to lift. As they progress the lifting will increase.

Taron Topham to study rural health at Oxford University.

Rachel Andres' research to focus on resilient crops.

English River First Nation poet-photographer named USask Indigenous storyteller-in-residence.

The new manager of two southeast Saskatchewan health facilities has enjoyed her work.

Acheson family has had Shorthorns since 1900.

Southeast Saskatchewan farmer Leon Dube reflects on his lengthy career in agriculture.

“Holy moly!” Brenda Hendrickson exclaimed about the $1-billion figure after receiving her retirement plaque. “That’s a lot of money.”