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Government of Saskatchewan breaks ground on new Saskatoon Cancer Patient Lodge

Oct 16, 2026: Government of Saskatchewan started a 33-room cancer patient lodge in Saskatoon. Saskatchewan and Canada invest $7M+ each. Expected Spring 2028.

IRCNews desk Updated October 19, 2026 1 min read

Oct 16, 2026: Government of Saskatchewan started a 33-room cancer patient lodge in Saskatoon. Saskatchewan and Canada invest $7M+ each. Expected Spring 2028.

Construction of the new Saskatoon Cancer Patient Lodge near Royal University Hospital boosts supportive stays for patients across Saskatchewan. This matters to newcomers, students, workers and families; temporary services continue, with completion expected in Spring 2028.

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