Man Identified After Death at Royal University Hospital
The family of a man who died after an altercation with hospital security has identified him.
They say the victim was 36-year-old Trevor Dubois from Prince Albert.
Dubois died last Friday at Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon.
He was receiving treatment for brain cancer at the time.
Family members say they are devastated by his sudden death.
They are now demanding transparency and accountability from health authorities.
Incident Inside the Hospital
The Saskatchewan Health Authority says staff raised a safety concern.
Hospital security officers responded to the situation.
A physical altercation occurred between Dubois and security personnel.
During the incident, Dubois became unresponsive.
Medical staff rushed to provide emergency care.
Despite efforts, doctors later pronounced him dead.
The hospital reported the incident to police and the coroner.
Authorities have not yet confirmed the cause of death.
Police and Coroner Investigation
The Saskatoon Police Service attended the hospital.
Officers say they are working with the coroner’s office.
Investigators are reviewing video footage and witness statements.
They are determining whether the death was suspicious.
No charges have been laid so far.
Police say the investigation remains ongoing.
Family Demands Answers
Dubois’s family described him as kind and determined.
They say he was fighting cancer with courage.
He had completed a degree in social work.
He was also pursuing a master’s degree.
Family members say his death should never have happened.
They want changes to prevent similar incidents.
They plan to speak publicly with Indigenous leaders.
They also seek policy reforms in hospital security practices.
Health Authority Response
The Saskatchewan Health Authority has classified the case as a critical incident.
This status triggers a formal internal review.
Officials say they are cooperating with police.
They also say they are supporting affected staff and family members.
Health leaders stress patient and staff safety.
They say further updates will follow the investigation.
