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Lisa Schick
Lunch supervision fees to go up at Regina public schools
Parents of students in the Regina Public School Division will have to reach a little deeper into their wallets in the coming school year if their kids stay at school over lunch. The division sent a le...
Lisa Schick
May 26, 2023
(Lisa Schick/980 CJME file photo)
Vancouver ex-pat touts Saskatchewan online, encourages others to move here
Dozens of videos on Gordon More's TikTok account talk about his move from Vancouver to Estevan -- how and why he did it, what he has learned, and several admiring the beauty of Saskatchewan sunsets. M...
Lisa Schick
May 25, 2023
(Gordon More/TikTok)
Regina city council gives approval for REAL debt restructuring
Regina Exhibition Association Limited is another step closer to getting $3.4 million to help keep it afloat for this year. REAL wants to access that money in a line of credit that it already has, but ...
Lisa Schick
May 24, 2023
Regina city council. (Lisa Schick/980 CJME file photo)
'Disappointing and exhausting': $10-a-day child care rollout not smooth for everyone
In March, the Saskatchewan government celebrated being the third province in the country to have $10-per-day daycare, but the rollout has been less than smooth for some. Nichole Kessel came to the pro...
Lisa Schick
May 24, 2023
Daycare directors are pointing out many problems with the wage increase for early childhood educators (ECEs) that took effect Sunday, including it not being accompanied with an increase in the maximum subsidized pay. (Shane Clausing/980 CJME)
Rain expected to hit parts of northern Saskatchewan wildfires
Rain in north-central parts of Saskatchewan on Tuesday was set to give some help to crews battling some of the province's wildfires. According to Environment Canada, heavy rain fell in areas around Me...
Lisa Schick
May 23, 2023
(Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency/Facebook)
'Come get me:' Moe reacts to federal minister comments on 'illegal' power generation
Premier Scott Moe issued a challenge of sorts after the federal environment minister responded to Saskatchewan's plan to decide for itself whether to use coal for power generation past 2030 and natura...
Lisa Schick
May 19, 2023
Premier Scott Moe (980 CJME file photo)
'See how it goes:' Ross discusses lifting alcohol ban for May long weekend
More than 17 years after it was first put in place in Saskatchewan, the ban on alcohol consumption in provincial parks for the May long weekend has been lifted. Laura Ross -- the province's minister o...
Lisa Schick
May 18, 2023
(Government of Saskatchewan/Submitted)
Still no date for byelections as spring sitting ends in Saskatchewan
Three byelections will have to be held by the end of this summer in Saskatchewan, but as of the last day of the spring sitting on Thursday, there still wasn't an indication of any dates. Premier Scott...
Lisa Schick
May 18, 2023
IH Saskatchewan legislature aerial 2 (Carolyn Hamilton/Submitted)
REAL another step closer to more cash to stay afloat
With votes passing at Regina's executive committee on Wednesday, Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL) is another step closer to having the money its CEO says it needs to ride out the rest of t...
Lisa Schick
May 17, 2023
REAL president and CEO Tim Reid. (Lisa Schick/980 CJME)
Clean electricity standards could be candidate for Sask. First Act tribunal
The new clean electricity regulations expected from the federal government in the coming months could be a top candidate for consideration by the yet-unformed tribunal operating under the Saskatchewan...
Lisa Schick
May 13, 2023
Saskatchewan Justice Minister and Attorney General Bronwyn Eyre. (980 CJME file photo)
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