The main Polyclinic is located in the Health Sciences Building. 

The Polyclinic is available for athletes, coaches and managers for medical, therapeutic and pharmaceutical purposes by physicians, nurses and therapists. Other on-call referral services will be available (dentists and optometrists). 

Athletes must be accompanied by a coach, manager, or Mission Staff on their initial visit. A physician’s referral is required for all services offered at the Polyclinic. Services are available on a first come, first served basis. 

Appointments can be booked in-person, online, by phone or by email. 

Pre-competition taping will be available at the Polyclinic and sport venues. Athletes should organize their time to avoid wait times and any last-minute taping that could cause delays. Kineso tape will not be available; if you want kineso tape, please bring your own. 

MEDICAL LIAISON | Bruce Craven is Team Sask’s Medical Liaison. He is the link between the Host Society and Team Sask. Although Bruce is not allowed to treat athletes, he will offer expertise and observe athletes if necessary. Injured athletes should proceed to the Polyclinic. 

CANNABIS USAGE | Cannabis is a prohibited in-competition substance by the World Anti-Doping Association. Athletes at the Canada Games are subject to doping control and all accordant penalties and consequences, as outlined in the Canadian Anti-Doping Program. Team Sask has a zero tolerance policy for usage of illicit and/or prohibited substances. 

FLU SHOT | You will be in close proximity with many people during the Games. Protect yourself and others by getting the flu shot. 

COVID-19 VACCINE | You will be in close proximity with many people during the Games. It is strongly suggested that you receive your booster shot before arriving at the Games.  

• It is suggested that participants wear masks indoors when physical distancing cannot be maintained.