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Lisa Schick
Murky Water: Sask. settlement under water advisory for nearly 18 years
There are people who are almost 18 years old who have never lived in a world where Uranium City hasn't been under a precautionary drinking water advisory. In Part One of Murky Water, we talked about t...
Lisa Schick
Mar 05, 2019
La Ronge residents should boil all water used for drinking purposes for at least one minute at a rolling boil before use and boil any water to be used for other activities where it may be ingested, including brushing teeth, soaking false teeth, washing fruits and vegetables, in food or drink which will not be subsequently heated, and water used for ice cubes. (Lisa Schick/980 CJME file photo)
Expect carbon tax charges on utility bills starting April 1
Ratepayers in Saskatchewan can expect to see more charges on utility bills after April 1, thanks to the federal carbon tax. The carbon tax will be added to bills as an extra line, making clear how muc...
Lisa Schick
Mar 04, 2019
Murky Water: Thousands stuck under drinking water advisories for years in Sask.
As of the end of February, there were around 5,000 people in Saskatchewan who couldn't drink the water right from their taps without concern. Every time Sam and Catherine Fayant go to make dinner, the...
Lisa Schick
Mar 04, 2019
A sign sits next to the Abernethy village office on Main St., letting everyone know about the precautionary drinking water advisory.
'Unprecedented:' Regina MP reacts to Wilson-Raybould hearing
Independent member of parliament, Erin Weir, is calling the testimony of Jody Wilson-Raybould on Wednesday "riveting' and "unprecedented." "She's certainly didn't hold back in talking about the conver...
Lisa Schick
Feb 28, 2019
Frigid temperatures breaking more Regina water mains
The extreme cold bearing down on Regina over the past few weeks has played havoc with quite a few people's vehicles, but it's also playing havoc with the City of Regina's water mains. According to the...
Lisa Schick
Feb 26, 2019
Regina councillors want inquiry into Wascana Park building
As details keep surfacing and concerns rise about the Brandt office building going up in Wascana Park, two Regina city councillors are ready to push for a public inquiry into the project. At Monday ni...
Lisa Schick
Feb 25, 2019
Moe in Washington, pushing for end to steel tariffs
Premier Scott Moe spent much of this past week nearly 3,000 km from home, but he kept much of his attention right on Saskatchewan's problems. He was part of a delegation of three premiers who attended...
Lisa Schick
Feb 23, 2019
Premier Moe talks regulation as Trans Mountain gets NEB OK
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe didn't have too much to say about the National Energy Board's approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline on Friday. Moe was in Washington, D.C., for the winter meeting of t...
Lisa Schick
Feb 22, 2019
'Unique direction': Evraz Place CEO excited for Grey Cup 2020
Tim Reid was grinning and cheering with the rest of the crowd at Mosaic Stadium when the Saskatchewan Roughriders were announced as the host team for the 2020 Grey Cup on Thursday. Reid is the preside...
Lisa Schick
Feb 22, 2019
The crowd cheers and shouts in the AGT Lounge at Mosaic Stadium on Feb. 21, 2019, after the announcement the Saskatchewan Roughriders were awarded the 2020 Grey Cup game. (Lisa Schick/980 CJME)
Sask. First Nation company enters into first military contract
A Saskatchewan First Nation is taking a big step into the military sector. Pro Metal Industries is now the first completely Indigenous-owned company to become a supplier for General Dynamics Land Syst...
Lisa Schick
Feb 21, 2019
Canadian Light Armoured Vehicles move in a convoy in the Wainwright Garrison training area during Exercise MAPLE RESOLVE on May 23, 2016. Photo: Sgt Jean-Francois Lauzé, Garrison Imaging Petawawa PA01-2016-0139-004
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