Author Archives: Lisa Schick

A recent decision out of the Court of King's Bench is shedding light on some of the construction and operational problems at Regina's wastewater treatment plant as it neared the end of the upgrade. Co...

In his short visit to Regina on Thursday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau capped things off with a stop at the First Nations University of Canada for a public town hall. About 100 people sat in a circle...

Standing next to a stand of tomatoes and cucumbers, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau talked about the grocery rebate his government included in its spring budget, and also answered questions on topics cl...

In just a few weeks, the City of Regina will start a downtown construction project that will stretch through the next four years and cause headaches for some. The city is at the beginning of its 11th ...

A Regina doctor is being brought up on allegations of professional misconduct for prescribing Ivermectin to patients to prevent and treat infections of COVID-19. The allegations say that for just unde...

At the same time First Nations and natural resources are at the forefront of many minds, the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) is looking to warn international resource business away f...

As the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations fights its own fights over natural resources and land, it's applauding the federal justice minister in his comments about the Natural Resources Transf...

As the Saskatchewan government does what it can to shore up the struggling health-care system and its worker shortage, it's again looking outside the province for solutions. The government sent a seco...

Saskatchewan is looking to make it easier for people trained outside of Saskatchewan to get their credentials recognized in the province, with a move the provincial government calls "nation-leading." ...

In just one of Saskatchewan's child protection programs under the Ministry of Social Services, the province's children's advocate found multiple issues and a system marked with a "history of ongoing c...