Author Archives: Lisa Schick

The provincial government is heading to the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority's shelves to show its disapproval of what Russia is doing in Ukraine. On Monday, the government confirmed it was pu...

As of 12:01 Monday morning, the Government of Saskatchewan no longer had any public health orders related to COVID-19 in effect. Mandates have been a bit of a rollercoaster in the province, coming on ...

The Saskatchewan government is looking to the liquor board's shelves to find a way to express its displeasure with Russia's invasion of Ukraine. On Friday, a government spokesperson said that is curre...

The situation with COVID-19 in Saskatchewan is good enough that all of the public health orders will be dropped as of Monday, but the province's state of emergency will continue. On Wednesday, Premier...

Ken Krawetz spent most of Wednesday evening watching the news, trying to figure out what was happening on the ground in Ukraine. "It's just a terrible situation for Ukrainians who believed that (Russi...

Nicole Sarauer is currently the deputy leader of the Saskatchewan NDP and some have her high on their list of potential candidates for the newly vacated leadership seat. When asked about it on Wednesd...

The ceremony in the Keeseekoose school gym opened with a flag song and an honour song, preceded that morning by a pipe ceremony -- all to set the stage for the heartbreaking news to be publicly announ...

The reactions began even before the official announcement was made on Monday - the prime minister was, for the first time, invoking the Emergencies Act. With reactions came misinformation and assumpti...

Saskatchewan hospitals are getting close to full if they're not already, according to a presentation from last week's physicians' town hall. The town hall is a virtual presentation put on every other ...

City of Regina facilities like pools and transit buses will be following much of the rest of the province in the coming weeks and will drop the applicable COVID-19 vaccination and masking policies. Re...