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flag Saskatchewan hospitals began using metal detectors Feb. 23, 2026, to enhance emergency department safety amid rising weapon concerns.

flag Metal detectors are now active at eight Saskatchewan Health Authority facilities, including Battlefords Union Hospital, Prince Albert Victoria Hospital, and Regina Urgent Care Centre, as part of a provincial safety initiative launched February 23, 2026. flag The measure, responding to rising concerns over weapons in emergency departments, requires visitors to declare or screen items like knives, firearms, flammable materials, and large bags. flag Medical implants are accommodated with hand-held wand screenings, and dedicated lanes ensure swift access for urgent care patients. flag The SHA is adding 51 protective services roles for 24/7 staffing. flag Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill announced a third-party review of hospital security in late January, though its timeline remains unclear.

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