Northgate Medical Centre

11/17/2025

Congratulations to our Saskatchewan Roughriders, on their big win and bringing the grey cup back to Regina!

11/11/2025

Forever grateful for the sacrifices that were made for our freedoms today. ❤️

11/06/2025

Still on the fence about getting your annual flu shot or not, make an appointment to talk to your doctor.

10/31/2025

10/10/2025

Mental health may be universal, but it is also deeply unique. For some it presents as a dark, sombre mood, but for many it is kept inside, masked by a smiling face and productive behaviour which hide a deep yearning not to burden anyone with the demons deep inside.
There can be a shame in sharing too much, especially when on paper your life is good. A sense that by highlighting your pain, you are somehow diminishing that of those who endure worse. Instead comes an urge to laugh a bit louder to prove that you know you have it good. Prove it to others, but also yourself.
Circumstance, race, sexuality, gender, geography, wealth, physical health, and ability… none of this determines whether someone will face mental ill health, nor whether they will conquer it.
It is not just the outwardly vulnerable we need to be looking out for, or whose struggles deserve to be heard. Because functioning depression can present in anyone.
The cheerful friend who never complains.
The mum who does it all, with a smile on her face.
The dad who always makes you laugh with his lame jokes.
The prodigy who is at the top of their game and going places.
The teacher who gets voted the students favourite every year.
The happy-go-lucky kid who is everyone’s friend.
The shy customer who never causes a fuss.
The stoic mate who insists “she’ll be right”
The influencer snapping pics on a gorgeous holiday.
The world renowned dancer who makes everyone smile.
The duchess who is surrounded by expensive things.
The comedian whose movies were the funniest of all time.
The musician who just rocked the biggest stadium.
The unflappable person who is everyone’s rock.
ANYONE!
If you think you may be experiencing depression or another mental health problem, please contact your family doctor

10/02/2025

October is a month of awareness for Depression and mental health, Breast cancer, Domestic Violence and infant loss. The one thing that comes to mind for all of these is be kind, you never know what someone else is going through in their life. You don’t always have the knowledge of someone else’s pain or struggles but you can always be kind. Even just a smile from a stranger can help. 💚🩷💜🩵

09/30/2025

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07/01/2025

Canada is a country of equality, justice, and friendship. May unity & love always be the priority of every Canadian.
Cheers to our independence and to our happily growing country. It's time to raise the flag and have a good time with your family and friends
Happy Canada Day from all of us at Northgate Medical Clinic.

05/01/2025

National Physicians' Day is celebrated on May 1. The date was chosen by the Canadian Medical Association in recognition of Dr. Emily Stowe, the first female physician to practice in Canada. We are so grateful for our doctors here at Northgate Medical clinic as well as all Saskatchewan doctors!

04/20/2025

Happy Easter!

04/14/2025

Su***de is at a high in teenagers and young adults, now is the time we need to open conversations up with our kids, talk about mental health and struggles they may be having. Question do you ever have suicidal thoughts. Do you feel the stresses from your school, peers or social media? Let them know you are there and that you care. Let them know they matter. Sometimes it feels small but one small gesture can make a huge impact…good or bad.

Kenny Lacy, Kyren Lacy’s father, spoke out about mental health awareness and the importance of parents checking in on their kids at an early age.

“Young parents, start talking to your kids at a very early age and make sure they are confident and comfortable confiding in you.
Don’t be cool with “I’m Alright, or I’m good” when you know deep down something isn’t right. Mental Health is real, and for the most part, it’s invisible, don’t ignore the signs, even if they may seem small,” Kenny Lacy wrote.

“Our lives have changed forever and this will never be ok, but God needed my baby more than he was needed here. This has to be the biggest pill our families have had to swallow but I know the love and compassion in our families will get us through. This will never get easier, but we’ll learn to live with it.
Check on your kids mental!!!!!!!!!!!”