Author Archives: Lisa Schick

For some, it almost seems like a dream when Saskatchewan was turned upside down six months ago. On March 18, the provincial government issued orders to lock down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Stores c...

All kinds of ministers, board members and school delegates gathered in the park behind St. Kateri School in Harbour Landing on Wednesday afternoon -- properly distanced -- to celebrate work continuing...

This week, there's a large video billboard sitting outside the new Regina Police Service headquarters building on Saskatchewan Drive. The billboard flips through photos, with names printed underneath,...

The COVID-19 pandemic has been playing havoc with people's bank accounts all over the world for the past six months and the City of Regina is not immune. According to the mid-year financial report, to...

Universities have had to find a whole new way of doing things in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and that means whole new problems. Some of the solutions have students worried about their privacy. ...

While most people would be lamenting a way-below-average year, for Saskatchewan's Public Safety Agency, that's a good thing in 2020. So far this year, wildfire crews have had to deal with only 125 wil...

Six months ago, many people in Saskatchewan had never heard of terms like social distancing or effective reproductive number. They never considered wearing a face mask to the grocery store. Things hav...

It seems the new drive-through COVID-19 testing centre was the hot ticket in Regina on Tuesday afternoon. The Saskatchewan Health Authority said Wednesday it opened up all six lanes of the testing cen...

People concerned they might have COVID-19 now have a new way to get tested that could make things a bit easier. In Regina on Tuesday afternoon, the Saskatchewan Health Authority opened the province's ...

While the kids may still have had their backpacks on and were bouncing with excitement, the first day of school this fall felt very different for their parents. The playgrounds were nearly empty until...