Author Archives: Lisa Schick

As the war wages on in Ukraine and the damage and casualties mount, local leaders are looking to figure out what they can do here. Premier Scott Moe watched Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's ad...

Premier Scott Moe kept his cards close to his chest Tuesday, his first time speaking to media since the news broke about his truck being impounded in B.C. Moe said it's a personal matter and he won't ...

Saskatchewan has one of the highest rates of domestic or interpersonal violence in the country, but a local housing developer believes the provincial government isn't doing enough to help. Last week, ...

On Monday, the City of Regina released its framework on how it wants to get to net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The report is called the Energy and Sustainability Framework and isn't just a ...

A dozen teens gathered in a building across the street from Regina City Hall on Friday, explaining their hopes for the city's upcoming Energy and Sustainability Framework and why they want it to be am...

Premier Scott Moe explicitly apologized Thursday for comments he made more than a month ago on the vaccine passport policy -- comments that some were offended by. On the day he announced the proof of ...

While Saskatchewan struggles to get the remaining thousands of people vaccinated against COVID-19, unused vaccine doses in the province are nearing or passing their expiry date. In the past six months...

Premier Scott Moe isn't concerned about Evraz Regina being affected by new sanctions against one of its parent company's shareholders. On Thursday, Roman Abramovitch was added to a list of Russian oli...

A group of medical students from the University of Saskatchewan filled the gallery in the legislative assembly Wednesday afternoon, there to push on issues that have been described as "epidemics" and ...

Brandt Properties Ltd., is taking the Saskatchewan government to court over the building Brandt had planned to put up with the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB). CNIB had a building alr...