Did You Know?

Midwives are able to prescribe and administer many common drugs that are used during pregnancy, birth and throughout the post-partum period.
Midwives are trained professionals who have the skills to attend low risk
births in a hospital or home setting.
All midwives in Saskatchewan must be registered with the Saskatchewan
College of Midwives
There is now a Multi-Jurisdictional Midwifery Bridging Project in Western and Northern Canada for Internationally Educated Midwives. Visit www.midwiferybridging.ca for more information.

What's New

Enhanced Prescriptive Authority for Pharacists in Collaborative Practice Environments
Brochure - Network of Inter-Professional Regulatory Organizations (NIRO)
Maternal Mental Health Information
- Letter from University of Saskatchewan
- Maternal Mental Health Article
Education Programs
- Laurentian University (Sudbury, ON)
- McMaster University (Hamilton, ON)
- Université du Québec à Trois Riviéres (Trois Riviéres, Quebec)
- Ryerson University (Toronto, ON)
- University of British Columbia (Vancouver, BC)
- University College of the North (Winnipeg, MB)
- Mount Royal University (Calgary, AB)
Bridging Programs
- International Midwifery Pre-registration Program
- Multi-jurisdictional Midwifery Bridging Project
Provincial Government
- Saskatchewan Ministry of Health
  - Privacy Statement
- Saskatchewan Health Bursaries
Canadian Midwifery Regulators
Professional Associations
Other
- Canadian Midwifery Regulators Consortium
International Midwifery Organizations
- International Confederation of Midwives
Saskatchewan Regional Health Authorities/Employers