“WorkSafe Saskatchewan reminds every worker of their three fundamental rights in the workplace: The right to know what hazards are present, the right to participate in keeping the workplace healthy and safe and the right to refuse dangerous work. These rights are protected under The Saskatchewan Employment Act. When workers speak up and employers listen, everyone benefits. Safety is a shared responsibility—and it starts with knowing your rights. Together, we can make Saskatchewan workplaces safer.”
Thanksgiving Flower Gift Guide
Sending flowers for Thanksgiving is a thoughtful gesture that can brighten anyone’s day. When choosing flowers, opt for autumnal blooms like sunflowers, chrysanthemums, and roses in warm hues like orange, yellow, and red. Ensure you personalize the arrangement with a heartfelt note expressing gratitude and good wishes. For co-workers, select elegant yet modest bouquets to maintain a professional tone. For friends and family, consider their favorite flowers or colors for a personal touch. Arrange for timely delivery to ensure the flowers arrive fresh and on or before Thanksgiving. This small act of kindness can spread joy and appreciation during the holiday season.
Screen Time and Vision Health
In today’s digital world, many people spend hours on phones, computers, and tablets, which can strain the eyes and impact vision. Prolonged screen use often leads to digital eye strain, causing symptoms such as dryness, blurred vision, headaches, and difficulty focusing. Staring at screens reduces blinking, which lowers tear production and worsens dry eye symptoms. To protect vision, follow the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds. Adjusting screen brightness, maintaining good posture, and using blue light filters and ocular lubricants can also help. Regular eye exams are essential for long-term digital use eye health.
Fall Nutrition Tips for Seniors
Fall is a wonderful season for seniors to focus on wellness while enjoying the beauty of autumn. Taking walks among colorful leaves offers fresh air and light exercise, while seasonal recipes like hearty soups and roasted vegetables provide warmth and nourishment. As days grow cooler, gentle indoor activities such as stretching, yoga, or crafting can keep the body and mind active. Seniors can also embrace social opportunities by attending local harvest festivals, joining clubs, or volunteering in the community. Preparing the home for colder months and supporting immune health ensures a safe, vibrant, and enjoyable autumn season.
Healthy Mouth, Healthy Life
We all want to be healthy, however many people disregard their oral cavity and teeth (whether real or false). The body is a holistic and interconnected system, one that can only function optimally if everything runs smoothly. Old or ill-fitting dentures can cause an array of health issues. From headaches, digestive problems, temporomandibular joint pain (TMJ), and hearing loss. Also social isolation may occur if you are unhappy with your smile because of missing teeth or old dentures. It’s imperative to see the right specialist for any health issues. When it comes to dentures see a denturist first.
How Smoking Weakens the Immune System
Smoking harms the immune system by exposing the body to thousands of toxic chemicals that damage cells and reduce their ability to fight infections. It lowers levels of protective antioxidants, like vitamin C, and weakens immune cells such as white blood cells, making it harder to defend against viruses and bacteria. Smokers are more prone to illnesses like pneumonia, flu, and respiratory infections, and wounds or injuries often take longer to heal. Over time, smoking can also trigger chronic inflammation, which further disrupts immune balance. Quitting smoking allows the immune system to gradually recover and function more effectively.
Prioritize Your Hearing Health This Fall
As cooler weather arrives and social gatherings move indoors, it’s the perfect time to check your hearing health. Untreated hearing loss can affect communication, confidence, and even cognitive wellness. Regular hearing assessments help detect changes early, ensuring you stay connected to the moments that matter most. At Amplifon Hearing Care Experts, our professionals provide personalized solutions, from comprehensive hearing tests to advanced hearing aids designed for comfort and clarity. This season, take a proactive step—book your free hearing test and experience the difference better hearing can make in your everyday life.
Rayd8 Regen Testimonial
At my first Rayd8 Regen light and sound therapy session, I was not sure what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised. After my session, I felt a much greater sense of calm and more peace and harmony in my body. I slept through most of the session, and I woke up feeling energized and grounded. That night I had an amazing sleep and vivid dreams. Since the first session *my stress levels have decreased, *I have much greater mental clarity, and *I am sleeping better at night. This was my experience. I recommend a Rayd8 Regen session to access your body’s ability to rejuvenate and heal.
PCOS Is Multifactorial & Manageable
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is more than a hormone imbalance. It’s a multifactorial condition shaped by genetics, insulin resistance, inflammation, and reproductive hormone shifts. That’s why symptoms can look so different, irregular cycles, acne, hair thinning, weight changes, fatigue, or mood fluctuations. The good news: each factor offers an entry point for healing. By supporting ovulation, balancing androgens, improving insulin sensitivity, and calming inflammation, women with PCOS can see real progress in energy, skin, cycles, and long-term health. At Uptown Integrative Health, we take the time to create individualized treatment plans that address the many layers of PCOS – helping women restore balance and feel empowered in their bodies.
Fall Prevention Tips
Falls in the home are all too common. The good news is, you can make a few modifications in the home that can prevent potential hazards, such as slippery floors, poor lighting, loose rugs, electrical cords and clutter. Start by visiting each room in your home, looking at the space objectively. Ask yourself: Is this safe? Are there objects or items that present a risk? If so, think about the many ways to create a safer home: wear non slip socks or slippers, use night lights in dark hallways, remove throw rugs, keep electrical cords safely hidden behind furniture and organize your projects so they are off the floor and out of walkways.
Recognize Hearing Loss Signs
October is National Protect Your Hearing Month, and Thanksgiving is a perfect time to recognize signs of hearing loss. Keep an eye out for these warning signs: frequently asking others to repeat themselves, needing to turn up the TV or radio volume, or experiencing persistent ringing in your ears. Difficulty understanding conversations in noisy environments, missing everyday sounds, or having trouble hearing when your back is turned to someone are also key indicators. Speaking too loudly or finding phone conversations challenging may also signal hearing issues. Early detection is crucial for better outcomes, so prioritize your hearing health this month and schedule a free assessment with your local Beltone clinic.


