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Saskatchewan cancels funding to Prairie Harm Reduction, consumption site closed

  • On Thursday, Health Canada suspended Prairie Harm Reduction's operating exemption for its supervised consumption site in Saskatoon, forcing the facility to close until the suspension is lifted.
  • The suspension follows the organization's discovery of a "significant financial shortfall," which prompted the firing of executive director Kayla DeMong announced earlier this week.
  • While the consumption site remains closed, Prairie Harm Reduction's attached drop-in center continues operating, and Emmanuelle Morin has been appointed as transitional support specialist overseeing daily operations.
  • PHR is actively providing information to Health Canada to resolve regulatory concerns, with a detailed preliminary report from financial experts anticipated in early April.
  • Health Canada routinely monitors consumption sites across the country, reviewing policies and finances at each location, and Prairie Harm Reduction stated it respects the federal regulator's role and remains committed to meeting all requirements.
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Saskatchewan cancels funding to Prairie Harm Reduction, consumption site closed

Prairie Harm Reduction said it's struggling with major finance issues after spending more money than it should have to deal with growing demand.

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Sask Today broke the news in on Sunday, March 29, 2026.
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