Author Archives: Lisa Schick

After a relatively quiet campaign, the Saskatchewan NDP is set to choose its new leader Sunday afternoon. Ryan Meili announced he was stepping down as leader earlier this year after the NDP lost its A...

Sitting on the patio of a Regina coffee shop, Kaitlyn Harvey was animated and passionate, talking about what she feels are the problems in Saskatchewan politics and how they should be fixed. Harvey an...

As might be expected from someone running for leadership of a Saskatchewan political party, Carla Beck's nightstand is currently home to a book about Saskatchewan politics. A bit less expected is the ...

(WARNING: This story contains details that may be disturbing to some readers) When one of the victims in the Sylvester Ukabam case heard the verdict -- that he'd been found not guilty on seven charges...

Montmartre is rolling out the small-town hospitality for a Ukrainian family that has just arrived, fleeing the war. Marie Anne Fournier is part of the committee that got things rolling for the father,...

While people who have COVID-19 can be contagious for as long as 10 days, the symptoms for some are lasting months or even years and that is poised to be a big burden on Saskatchewan. "I think this is ...

There's a constant hum in the background inside the current Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant, no matter where you are. But in the next three years, the machines making that hum will get bigger and ...

Premier Scott Moe has laid out the possibilities of what the Saskatchewan government could do with a resource revenue windfall but cautioned it would only come later into the year. Oil and potash pric...

Just moments after leaving the Saskatchewan legislature for the last time as an MLA, Ryan Meili said he was "feeling good." Meili announced Thursday morning that he will be resigning his seat as the M...

Proceedings in the Legislative Assembly were short two MLAs by the end of the day on Wednesday after they were kicked out during the proceedings. Emotions were running high as things moved into Questi...