Martensville & Area Healthcare Advocacy Initiative

04/29/2026

As we approach the end of April, take a moment to pause and look back.💜

What changed this month?
What are you proud of?
What felt different — even in a small way?

Progress isn’t always big or obvious.
Sometimes it’s quieter than that.

And as you move into May…

What will you carry with you?

Not everything needs to come along.
Just the pieces that supported you.

✨ Small things. Real impact.

04/29/2026

Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes are not the same, and knowing the difference can help you take the right steps for you and your family’s health.

1️⃣ Type 1 requires insulin because the body cannot produce it.
2️⃣ Type 2 often relates to insulin resistance and can be managed through lifestyle changes, medications, or both.

Your pharmacist can guide you with practical information and day‑to‑day support.

👉 pharmasave.com/health-services/diabetes

03/30/2026

The new Youth Partnership Council is seeking members ages 14–20 who want to share their perspectives and help guide programs that support young people across the province.

Youth from all regions, cultures, genders and life experiences are welcome.

Apply by March 31: https://forms.office.com/r/V5M7JqQ6Nu

03/30/2026

The 2026 Martensville Community Guide is out now! Looking for info on businesses, programs, services, or just want to see what’s happening around the community this year? It’s all in one place.

Check it out here:https://www.martensville.ca/ckfinder/userfiles/files/2026%20Martensville%20Community%20Guide%20with%20Cover.pdf

Please note: hard copies will not be mailed to households this year. Hard copies are available for pickup at local businesses, City Hall, the Martensville Recreation Centre, MAP, the Library, and the Post Office while supplies last.

Take a look and see what’s happening in Martensville this year!

03/30/2026

We have a bit of a short week coming up with our Centre Change Around as well as Good Friday! Join us for our come-and-go programs on Monday and Tuesday morning!

03/30/2026

Let’s make this week AMAZING 💫

Come hang out, get creative, and build friendships at PYC!
We can’t wait to see you all at program.

03/30/2026

Mental Health and Well-being for Learning newsletter!

This newsletter is focused on mental health literacy and the power of co-regulation. Go to the link to read the full newsletter:https://www.spiritsd.ca/files/docs/Newsletters/Mental-Health-and-Well-being-for-Learning-March-2026.pdf

In case you missed it:
Go to the Parents page on Prairie Spirit’s website to read all the Mental Health and Well-being for Learning newsletters! https://www.spiritsd.ca/parents/

03/25/2026

Thank you to the physicians in our communities!

National Physicians Week

This week we thank the physicians who care for our communities with dedication, skill, and compassion. Your commitment to patient health makes a meaningful difference every day.

03/25/2026

Check out the April activities at the Martensville-Warman Early Years Family Resource Centre

03/20/2026

Caregivers spend so much time taking care of others, this time, we’re taking care of you. 💙

To celebrate Caregivers Day on April 7, we’re offering caregivers an exclusive 20% off coupon to use in-store.
Stop by to pick up your FREE Everyday Caregiver Shopping List—a simple guide to help you plan, save, and shop. We also have an exclusive 20% off coupon offer for you.
✔️ 20% off when you spend $50
📅 Coupon Valid April 7 only

Visit us in-store and ask one of our team members to get yours!

03/20/2026

03/20/2026

Have you had your home tested for Radon?

Building awareness of the risks of this silent health issue!

Radon gas is invisible and odourless — testing is the only way to know how much is in your home.

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that is common in Saskatchewan due to our uranium-rich geology.

Radon enters homes through foundation cracks, sump pits and basements. During winter months, radon levels can be higher as homes are more tightly sealed.

If levels are high, proven mitigation systems can reduce radon by safely venting it outdoors.

Awareness and testing are key steps in protecting your health.

Read more here: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/environment-public-health-and-safety/environmental-health/radon-gas-in-your-home