Author Archives: Lisa Schick

It's a sight that can stop long-weekend fun in its tracks, the foamy green sheen over a lake that means blue-green algae is blooming. The province put out a warning this week about possible blooms of ...

A Moose Jaw man is being charged with beating a dog. Around 11 on Tuesday morning police were called out to Lillooet St. E. for a report of a man beating a dog with a shovel. When officers got there t...

As stewards of the land, First Nations communities are playing a major role in the cleanup efforts of the July 21 oil spill. The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations organized a gathering in Pri...

It's almost impossible not to notice the construction happening all around the edges of Regina, the bypass project is just over a year in and well under way. Most of what's been done thus far is desig...

Often university budgets can be inside-baseball, with the province and schools going back and forth negotiating over money - but now the lack of money given to the University of Regina could begin aff...

It turns out the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge phenomenon that swept across social media two summers ago actually did some good, besides providing hours of entertainment. According to the ALS Association i...

A bomb scare had people in a north Regina neighbourhood on edge for a while Tuesday night. Police were called out to Runciman Cres., near Rochdale Blvd. and McCarthy Blvd., around 6 p.m. They had been...

Moose Jaw Police have located 37-year-old Karen Kruse. Police say she appears to be in good health. Police thank the public for their assistance in finding Kruse.

New information released on Tuesday means the timeline of when the oil spill into the North Saskatchewan River began is different than first thought.  Initial reports suggested the spill beg...

The Cathedral neighbourhood will stay as-is for now after an application for a new building at 13th Avenue and Elphinstone Street was denied Monday night. The application was brought before City Counc...