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ExcellenceWe aspire to the highest standards in end of life careIntegrityWe are ethical, professional and accountable with patients, family & staffCollaborationWe are respectful, honest communication in strengthening partnershipsLegacyMembers of the organizing committee are: Jennifer Keane – Jennifer is clinical counselor who integrates her training and experience as a therapist with over twenty years of meditation practice. She teaches Mindfulness Meditation and leads the Prairie Insight Meditation Community.

Quint Development Corporation is a unique not-for-profit organization, focused on creating economic opportunities that help to strengthen communities and improve social conditions for Saskatoon residents.

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The College of Medicine is vital to the University of Saskatchewan; we define ourselves as a medical-doctoral university and the College of Medicine is central to our identity. As a medical-doctoral university holding membership in the U15, the medical school is the flagship college, an academic powerhouse making a significant contribution to the success of the entire institution. The College of Medicine is also important to the province; as the only medical school in Saskatchewan, we have a responsibility to train the next generation of physicians to serve the current and future health-care needs of the people of the province and produce research that contributes to improved patient outcomes.

The College of Medicine is vital to the University of Saskatchewan; we define ourselves as a medical-doctoral university and the College of Medicine is central to our identity. As a medical-doctoral university holding membership in the U15, the medical school is the flagship college, an academic powerhouse making a significant contribution to the success of the entire institution. The College of Medicine is also important to the province; as the only medical school in Saskatchewan, we have a responsibility to train the next generation of physicians to serve the current and future health-care needs of the people of the province and produce research that contributes to improved patient outcomes.

To protect, conserve, and improve the environment for the benefit of Saskatonians through regulation, enforcement policy planning education and programming. An integrated approach to solid waste management protects human health and safety and ensures that our community remains visually attractive.

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