Author Archives: Lisa Schick

Marches are expected across Saskatchewan and Canada on Wednesday in support of policies giving parents more control over their children's education. In Saskatchewan, six rallies are planned in support...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is doing more hip and knee surgeries to catch up with the pandemic backlog, but it appears it doesn't have enough of some support staff for afterwards so it's l...

After three years of uncertainty, a Court of King's Bench justice has brought down a decision of not guilty for Chelsea Whitby in the death of her young son. Whitby's son, 18-month old Emerson, died i...

A matter of inflation seems to have thrown a wrench into the plans for the 11th Avenue Revitalization Project. The city said earlier this week that the tender for the project came in too high, so it's...

At least two of the city councillors in whom Regina's mayor says trust has been lost were taken aback by the comments. On Thursday morning, Mayor Sandra Masters told 980 CJME there has been a loss of ...

All Elaine Walkom wanted to do was remember her late husband and help out the people in the southeast who helped them build their business -- but her offer to fund a new MRI machine in Estevan has bee...

Just a few months ago, the City of Regina was touting the new revitalization of 11th Avenue in the downtown, but now sticker shock has the city re-evaluating. This summer, the city was supposed to sta...

Details are trickling out about two incidents of snooping within the Ministry of Immigration and Career Training in Saskatchewan. The province's information and privacy commissioner, Ronald Kruzeniski...

Controversy has been brewing in Saskatchewan since the provincial government announced three new education policies around sexual education and pronoun changes. Now, Premier Scott Moe said he intends ...

Premier Scott Moe is showing some concern over Canada's relationship with one of Saskatchewan's biggest trading partners after the last couple weeks of headlines. A little over a week ago, the trade d...