Author Archives: Lisa Schick

SGI is one of the few big Crown corporations in Saskatchewan not expecting to see a big impact from the COVID-19 pandemic on its bottom line. The company tabled its annual report Thursday for the fisc...

This week, more people can go see their loved ones at more Saskatchewan health-care facilities, but the visiting changes have one of the province’s largest health-care unions concerned. Barbara ...

SaskTel is still calling the last year a strong one, despite bites taken out of its bottom line by the COVID-19 pandemic. The company made about $130.3 million in net income, but the pandemic took abo...

The city's executive committee will have to jump between a few very different topics at Wednesday's meeting. First, it'll discuss the changes to make voting in the fall municipal election safer during...

SaskEnergy tabled its annual report Tuesday describing the year that was, but looking to the future, things are a lot less clear. The minister responsible for the Crown corporation, Bronwyn Eyre, call...

Last month, the provincial government released its guidelines for reopening Saskatchewan schools in the fall, but some teachers and parents still have their hands raised with questions. Emails 980 CJM...

SaskPower ended the 2019-20 fiscal year in the black, but COVID-19 could mean the current fiscal year won't end the same way. The Crown corporation tabled its annual report Monday, reporting a net inc...

In the heat of a July Friday, the Saskatchewan legislative assembly finished its spring sitting, about three months after it started. This sitting was a continuation of the sitting that had to be cut ...

As early as this fall, farmers in Saskatchewan could have an app at their fingertips to help them with their mental health. The provincial government is putting $10,000 and a 16-week development perio...

Regina's city council is set to make some decisions Tuesday on a big pot of money from the province. Council had to defer several items on the agenda from last week as the meeting went long. The meeti...