Author Archives: Lisa Schick

As of Monday afternoon, 40 more people in Regina have a roof over their heads. The new temporary emergency shelter in the downtown core opened its doors, with all the beds already full and with a grow...

A single bed, a quilt, a desk and chair, and a curtain for some much-needed privacy: All are things that can be found in the individual pods at the newest emergency shelter set to open in downtown Reg...

As of April 1, it's going to be a little more expensive to fly out of Regina for passengers, and into Regina for airlines. The Regina Airport Authority is raising its passenger facility fee by $10 for...

In 2018, a Canadian Pacific Rail (CP Rail) train and a semi crashed at a Ring Road crossing in Regina, dragging the semi down the tracks. Now, a judge is telling CP Rail its lawsuit over the crash is ...

It's been a frustrating several weeks for passengers trying to get to and from Saskatchewan. Air Canada recently suspended flights to Calgary out of Saskatchewan, weather and scheduling problems creat...

Many people in the province have spoken up in frustration this week as they found out SaskTel plans to soon charge $1.95 for its sasktel.net email addresses, with many wondering why. SaskTel said on s...

Editor's Note: In March of 2025, Duke was found guilty of two counts of exploiting teenagers for a sexual purpose, two counts of making explicit material available, and two counts of luring a child. A...

Tim Probe has dragged himself into a courtroom once again, but this time he's leaving with cash -- though it's significantly less than what he wanted. Probe was a councillor in the Rural Municipality ...

As the days start moving into what is often the coldest part of the winter season, the City of Regina is announcing a new temporary winter shelter to open in the transitional neighbourhood, south of d...

Hogs on the loose near Moose Jaw kept some people busy for a little while Monday afternoon. According to the RCMP, around 5 p.m., a few hogs either jumped or fell out of a trailer being hauled down th...