Author Archives: Lisa Schick

As Dr. Saqib Shahab stood in front of a group at Darke Hall in Regina, accepting the Distinguished Canadian Award from the University of Regina for him and his team, he talked about how he didn't feel...

The Saskatchewan RCMP is clearing the late Damien Sanderson of committing any of the murders during the mass stabbings on the September long weekend. "Evidence collected and analyzed by investigators ...

A new approach trying to building community could be what's needed to help kids get away from screens and do more running around. ParticipAction's report card this week showed that during the pandemic...

Like many people, kids stopped moving around as much during the COVID-19 pandemic and got a lot more screen time -- and it appears it may have been worse for kids on the prairies. ParticipAction put o...

Many health-care workers are giving a thumbs up to this week's announcement on a new parkade at the Regina General Hospital, because it shows there is movement on the project. On Monday, the province ...

One family is trying to heal, but believes to do that, it needs information the Saskatchewan government is keeping under wraps. On Truth and Reconciliation Day last year, Sept. 30, a person who wishes...

Between April and July this year, Saskatchewan saw its largest-ever population jump -- 6,465 people. Immigration Minister Jeremy Harrison said that's very good news. "To see the growth that we have ha...

On Friday, police discovered the gun at the centre of calls and a lockdown at a Regina high school was actually a replica -- an Airsoft gun -- and it's certainly not the first time one of those has be...

Five-foot-high, 12-foot-wide signs now stand alongside Highway 11, declaring to all those thousands who pass by every day that they are on Treaty territory. The signs were installed Monday afternoon n...

Within an hour of a suspect being arrested and the lockdown ending at F.W. Johnson Collegiate, the area around the east-end Regina school looked almost like any other high school at lunchtime. Teens w...