Carlyle Observer

This week I would like to write about CPR. I feel it is widely misunderstood and hope to bring some clarification on this sensitive topic.

Provincial Politics

Saskatchewan pharmacists expanded the scope of their practice, as new legislation came into force March 4. The legislation expands their prescribing authority, providing the patient benefit of more efficient and accessibly health care services.

Tom Melin's only concern when he drove drunk was getting caught by police. His worst nightmare came true one night while booze cruising when he noticed flashing lights in his rear-view mirror.

It's been quite the week. I thought I'd put Lessons from the Sea to rest and then the world was informed of the horrific tsunami in Japan.

Letter to the Editor

Many people gathered on White Bear First Nation March 6 for a feast to honour Victor Sammy, an elder of the community. Within this culture, a feast of this type is traditionally held to honour someone who has passed on.

Pause for Reflection

Saskatchewan pharmacists have expanded the role they play in the health care system after receiving the green light from Health Minister Don McMorris to begin prescribing medications in specific situations.

The weekly RCMP report is prepared with the assistance of the Carlyle RCMP. Issues involving the Mental Health Act, among others, are not reported. The report this week covers the period of Feb. 25 - March 3. The detachment assisted with 37 calls.