Trevor Dubois remembered by loved ones after hospital altercation

Friends and family recall Trevor Dubois’s long record of helping others and say he died after a physical altercation with security at Royal University Hospital; relatives say they are still waiting for answers from police and the Saskatchewan Health Authority.

Friends and family are speaking about Trevor Dubois after his death at Royal University Hospital. He died following a physical altercation with hospital security while receiving cancer treatment, a circumstance that authorities have described and that relatives dispute. Loved ones emphasize his long record of helping others, including Indigenous youth, 2SLGBTQ+ communities and people with disabilities. The family says they are still waiting for answers from police and the Saskatchewan Health Authority. Known details: - Authorities reported the death followed a physical altercation with hospital security at Royal University Hospital. - Dubois was receiving cancer treatment and friends said he had a brain tumour. - Family and friends describe him as a social worker and community supporter who helped Indigenous youth, 2SLGBTQ+ people and others in need. - Relatives said what police described as an imitation firearm may have been a cigarette case and lighter, and they are awaiting further information from police and the Saskatchewan Health Authority. Summary: Family members and friends emphasize Dubois’s kindness, advocacy and the outpouring of online support following his death. Authorities have provided an account of the hospital altercation, while relatives dispute some details and seek more information. Undetermined at this time.