Doctors referring to Saskatchewan's lack of being alarmed at this crisis:
"We're still in the top 3 (for case rate) in the country, and I think we've normalized a bad situation... they talk about boiling the frog in the water, it just doesn't jump out. Maybe we're the frog."

Using analogy of critical care like a bathtub: "The drain is only so big, the water only goes down so much as people get better, or other [die]... and then the tap is the covid patients. We're in the tub, but we can't turn off the tap. SOMEONE NEEDS TO TURN OFF THE TAP."

"The stories that they're telling are heartbreaking. Patients and family suffering and it struck me that one of the themes is, WE'RE SEEING ORPHANS FROM COVID <voice breaks> and I think that's really horrible."

This is your failure to own @PremierScottMoe

"This is damaging to the healthcare workers. It's life altering, it's career altering [HCWs discussing retiring after covid is over] and we're going to have a lot to do afterwards to help our people."

"We can create capacity, but we're doing it at the expense of quality of care, we're doing it at the expense of SAFETY, let's be frank about it. We're doing it at the cost of outcomes. And we're doing it at the cost of our staff."

"It's a grinder. We're grinding up our staff."

Shame on us Saskatchewan! Our healthcare workers are not disposable so we can flaunt public health guidelines.