Author Archives: Lisa Schick

It was -- mostly -- a joyous event in Regina on Sunday night as thousands of football fans took in the game and the end of Grey Cup 109. Some left Mosaic Stadium a bit early, but the steady stream out...

While many people are peeking eagerly into their mailboxes this week waiting for their $500 affordability cheques to arrive, some cheques won't be getting to their intended recipients. A number of che...

The prices on grocery store shelves keep going up and more and more people are having to either pare down their list each week or get help from places like the food bank, so the Saskatchewan NDP wants...

It seems like everyone's kids are sick these days and in Saskatchewan, numbers certainly are up. Dr. Athena McConnell, a pediatric and infectious diseases physician and interim provincial department h...

Policies are being reviewed at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building after a woman was told Wednesday she couldn't wear a shirt with the word "abortion" on it into the legislative assembly. On Wednesd...

The province's nurses are being encouraged by the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) to take a close look at their paycheques Thursday after the tumultuous and brief launch of the Saskatchewan Health ...

References to the Loch Ness monster and an assertion that human beings and dinosaurs existed at the same time are among the concerns former students of Legacy Christian Academy brought about the schoo...

In this year's speech from the throne, the provincial government revealed it's planning to put together another police organization: The Saskatchewan Marshals Service (SMS). On Thursday, Christine Tel...

On Thursday, the playnow.com platform went live in Saskatchewan, bringing legal online gambling to the province for the first time. The website, operated by the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (S...

Putting aside the many places where they disagree, the Saskatchewan and Canadian governments are on the same side of at least one subject these days -- limiting foreign investment in Canada's critical...