Author Archives: Lisa Schick

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...

Barbara and Barry Stuckey stood together, each in turn gripping a large photo frame with a picture of their 25-year-old daughter Jessica inside -- someone they and the Saskatchewan NDP believe needs m...

Money for health care has been a sore spot for a while between the provinces and federal government, but there may be room for optimism now. While speaking about his event invitation snub on Monday, P...

New walls have had to be built and the maximum number of portable classrooms have been installed, but still, the joint-use school in Regina's Harbour Landing neighbourhood is overcrowded and has been ...

For the half hour between 3:15 and 3:45 p.m., the streets around Harbour Landing's joint-use school are absolutely awash in children and the narrow roads are packed end to end with parents in SUVs wai...

A man employed at the Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division in the Weyburn area is being charged with sexually assaulting a teenage girl. According to Weyburn police, parents went to pol...

Thousands of people across the country have been dealing with cancelled flights, hours and days at airports and even being stranded in foreign countries for days by Sunwing the last few weeks. Now, a ...

While most Saskatchewan residents who are eligible for a $500 affordability cheque have already got the money -- or "Moe bucks" -- there's a lingering group of cheques set to be sent out next week. Th...

Saskatchewan's chief coroner is looking to improve things after the drug overdose death of a man just hours after he was released from hospital. Shayne Turner, 31, died in November 2021 of a drug over...