Author Archives: Lisa Schick

A Grenfell woman is hoping a new care home in the community will help keep people in the town. Leslie McGhie said the town really needs a new home. "We have lost so many residents moving to the city d...

The provincial government is trying to cut any federal legislation on the issue off at the knees; making amendments to a bill to limit the ability of municipalities to create bylaws to ban the ownersh...

Seven months after the breach was reported, Saskatchewan Information and Privacy Commissioner Ronald Kruzeniski has published a withering report on a ransomware attack against LifeLabs. The attack hap...

You could almost hear the cheers ring out from parents across the province on Tuesday when the provincial government announced schools would resume in-person classes in the fall. However, some parents...

The idea of defunding the Regina Police Service or changing its funding has been garnering heated responses from both sides of the issue this week. An online petition is calling for Regina's city coun...

A man who drove drunk in Regina in 2014 and ended up killing another driver in a crash is being granted his statutory release. In June 2014, Brian Okemahwasin was driving drunk in Regina on Albert Str...

In the wake of the death of George Floyd and with a spotlight on police violence against people of colour, groups around North America are calling for the defunding of police departments -- including ...

This summer, it will be 14 years since a 16-year-old boy who was camping at Clear Lake in Manitoba was attacked with firewood and suffered life-altering injuries. Now, the courts have awarded the vict...

Signs reading "Black Lives Matter" and chants of "I can't breathe" filled the air around Wascana Lake again Friday morning as protesters returned to the grounds in front of the legislative building. T...

As of Monday, someone in Saskatchewan can get a massage, buy a new outfit and then go out for supper, but some parents are still frustrated because they feel there hasn't been anything in the province...