Murray Wood: Alberta referendum rolls the dice on provincial economy
With a referendum vote planned, Alberta has never been closer to separating from Canada. But, Murray Wood wonders, could...
Author Archives: Lisa Schick
Health-care unions welcome vaccine plan, warn precautions have to continue
The heads of both the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) and SEIU-West -- which represents thousands of health-care workers in the province -- agree it's a good move to have health-care workers among ...
Dec 11, 2020 Saskatchewan Union of Nurses president Tracy Zambory. (650 CKOM file photo)
Corrections minister ruling out mass releases from remand after outbreaks
The Regina Correctional Centre has been added to the list of COVID-19 outbreaks in the province. According to Corrections and Public Safety Minister Christine Tell, as of Wednesday, there were four of...
Dec 10, 2020 Sask. Minister of Corrections and Policing Christine Tell (Lisa Schick/980 CJME file photo)
Saskatchewan increases fines for violating emergency orders
The Saskatchewan government is looking to hit those who violate its emergency orders right in the wallet. On Thursday, the Saskatchewan Party government introduced the Emergency Planning Amendment Act...
Dec 10, 2020
Colonoscopy improvements listed in auditor report
The provincial auditor said the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency needs to do better when it comes to colonoscopies. In her latest report, out Tuesday, auditor Judy Ferguson wrote that the agency should redu...
Dec 09, 2020 Provincial auditor Judy Ferguson (centre) delivers her 2019 report on Dec. 5, 2019. (Jessie Anton/980 CJME)
Sex assault survivor happy with Supreme Court ruling
A Saskatchewan sex assault survivor says she's happy with the decision handed down by the Supreme Court of Canada in her case. Last Friday, the highest court in the country considered an order for a n...
Dec 08, 2020
Sask. nurses’ union shocked COVID rules could be relaxed for Christmas
Premier Scott Moe has been keeping the door open to the idea of COVID-19 restrictions being loosened by Christmas, allowing people to gather in slightly larger groups for the holiday. The president of...
Dec 06, 2020 (980 CJME file photo)
Regina business questioning outbreak notice
Outbreak notices have been posted online consistently for a few months now, but one Regina business isn't happy that it has been included. On Nov. 14, the Turvey Centre hosted a production of a play, ...
Dec 04, 2020
Regina restaurant 'shocked' after letter pokes holes in COVID workaround
The owners of Bar Willow Eatery, a Regina restaurant on the shores of Wascana Lake, say they were just trying to keep their business afloat when they got a potentially devastating letter from the city...
Dec 02, 2020
Regina curling club says it should have been notified quicker of COVID outbreak
After a warning about the risk of increased exposure and now an outbreak declaration, the board of Regina's Caledonian Curling Club thinks it should have been informed sooner about an outbreak at the ...
Dec 02, 2020
Moe talks schools, jails and Christmas with COVID-19
It has been only a few days since new health measures have come into effect in Saskatchewan, and Premier Scott Moe said it'll take a little longer before any effects will be seen. Moe is confident the...
Nov 30, 2020 Premier Scott Moe (Lisa Schick/980 CJME file photo)
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Sarah Mills: Investigation into security at Canada's major airports gives pause for thought
Sarah Mills says a W5 investigation into alleged violence, trafficking and organized crime at Canada's busiest airport s...
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The Evan Bray Show - Monday, May 25
8:30 - The Alberta separatism talks just got a lot more serious, and it could have negative implications on the oil and ...