Pamela Cowan
Regina Leader Post
Mountain View, CA, United States
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Past articles by Pamela:
Regina's Bargain Barons discover a trove of treasures in the most unlikely places
‘It’s truly amazing the amount of valuable and amazing things that we’ve collected on a tiny, tiny budget’ → Read More
Taking the pulse of health care eight months after creation of SHA
‘Obviously dealing with addictions, if that means more beds we need to figure out a way to deliver that’ → Read More
Health-care facts and figures
'The demand for surgery is increasing due to an aging and growing population in Saskatchewan' → Read More
A mother pleads for the public's help after her son was denied detox treatment
'If this problem is bigger than just Jordan, then we need to bring it forward' → Read More
Tiny trailers in tow: Sask. Boler owners head to Winnipeg
Former Regina city councillor Shawn Fraser is among those setting out for the 50th anniversary of the iconic moulded fibreglass trailer → Read More
Wild temperature swings in Regina within days
‘The temperatures probably would have gotten even hotter had there not been the smoke’ → Read More
Dying alone: Looking for a few good neighbours
‘It was a concern that she may have been alive when the services were disconnected’ → Read More
Cash missing from belongings of patient transferred between Regina hospitals
The SHA is reviewing its policies after cash went missing from the belongings of a patient transferred from the General to Pasqua hospitals. → Read More
Chase receives national award for advocating on behalf of ovarian cancer patients
‘We still don’t have an early detection test and we still don’t have a cure and that’s because of a lack of research money’ → Read More
Montreal PTSD expert willing to help Broncos victims
'Trauma is probably the No. 1 cause for developing mental health problems if it goes untreated' → Read More
Some football fans say there were a few fumbles in Mosaic Stadium planning
Some football fans say there were a few fumbles in the planning of Mosaic Stadium. → Read More
Stigma preventing many residents from being tested for HIV
‘To prevent a further escalation of this Saskatchewan-specific crisis, I think we need highly targeted, focused prevention initiatives’ → Read More
U of R online course helps parents help their children with autism face their fears
'We've modified existing programs and existing techniques based on what we know from the research works best for kids with autism and there really aren't a lot of options like that' → Read More
Keep the bug spray handy: West Nile-carrying mosquitoes on the rise in Sask.
While nuisance mosquitoes are declining, there are growing numbers of Culex tarsalis — the mosquito that carries the West Nile virus. → Read More
'Autism does not end at six years of age': mother
Lacy Sletten’s son turned seven in May — a birthday that came a few months too late for him to qualify for individualized funding for autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Earlier this month, the provincial government announced parents could apply for individualized funding for children under six years who have been diagnosed with ASD. Eligible families can receive $4,000 to purchase services that… → Read More
'I was nothing': Quebec woman battles for more support to those helping veterans with PTSD
As part of her advocacy tour, Jenny Migneault is talking to veterans and their families in Sask. about the Caregiver Recognition Benefit. → Read More
Sask. mom says funding for autism supports a good first step
'It's a long process to get these kids diagnosed. Funding is just one piece of the puzzle.' → Read More
Security officers in public health-care facilities must remain public: SEIU-West
'Our members are concerned that yet another vital piece of our public health-care system is about to be privatized' → Read More
Residents' move from Valley View to community is seamless: advocates
'It has been a seamless transition and it's been so wonderful from a family point of view' → Read More
Friday the 13th — a day of wishful thinking for some, anger for others
'Everybody thinks today is the 13th and a Friday so it is a lucky day' → Read More