Author Archives: Lisa Schick

In two weeks, thousands of kids will be streaming into schools once again, but with public health orders and the Delta variant now dominant the NDP is sounding the alarm. "As a parent, I think that I ...

Early next week, Premier Scott Moe is expected to release "guidance" on COVID-19. Moe mentioned it at a news conference on Tuesday. "Some additional guidance on how we are going to live with COVID in ...

Premier Scott Moe is calling the BHP mine announcement a "huge vote of confidence" in Saskatchewan and its people. On Tuesday, the mining giant announced it would go ahead with the proposed potash min...

Just hours after the election was officially called, the feeling between some of the party candidates in Regina was like night and day. Liberal candidate Susan Cameron was visibly excited on Sunday mo...

It was a mystery that captured the hearts of many people in Regina and persisted for 26 years. But now, police have identified a man killed by a train in Regina 26 years ago. The Saskatchewan Coroners...

After a couple of dry years and a hard winter, Kelcy Elford said livestock producers in Saskatchewan are in a bad situation. The province is stepping up again to try to help producers, announcing Tues...

There's less than a month before schools starts in Saskatchewan, and what the classrooms - and COVID-19 - will look like by then is a question on many minds. Active COVID cases have been on the rise o...

From the peak of 22,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses delivered in one day in June to just over 850 doses reported Tuesday, the pace of vaccinations has been going down in Saskatchewan. That isn't a worry fo...

Active COVID-19 cases are rising in Saskatchewan and have been for weeks. On July 20, there were 242 active cases in the province, and from there, the cases have gone up, reaching 650 as of Monday. Ju...

In total, 39 people died from COVID-19 during the outbreak at Parkside Extendicare. Thursday's Ombudsman report revealed a laundry list of problems that allowed the outbreak to get out of hand, some i...