Author Archives: Lisa Schick

They almost don't want to answer the phones anymore at TJ's Towing in Regina because of the harassment flooding in since the weekend. On Sunday, protesters brought a convoy up Albert Street and stoppe...

Come March 1, schools in Saskatchewan will start looking a lot more like they did two years ago, with students and staff no longer required by provincial mandate to wear masks indoors. All of Saskatch...

Though he declined to directly address comments repeated by the premier this week, Saskatchewan's chief medical health officer explained why daily case numbers might mislead someone into thinking that...

The rapid housing project slated for 120 Broad St., was given the green light to take another step forward Wednesday, but not without an apology from Regina's mayor to the people of that neighbourhood...

On Tuesday, the Saskatchewan Medical Association (SMA) put out a news release basically shaking its head at Premier Scott Moe and urging him to reconsider recent decisions and remarks. On the weekend,...

Police across Saskatchewan will be keeping a special eye out for people unbuckled in cars this month: It's the traffic spotlight in partnership with SGI. Tyler McMurchy, manager of media relations wit...

As of Tuesday, shoppers will have to do an even better job of remembering reusable bags or bins when they head out -- the City of Regina's ban on plastic checkout bags takes effect. The ban was approv...

On the same day Saskatchewan hit the highest number of COVID-related hospitalizations since the pandemic started, Premier Scott Moe repeated and explained his push to end the vaccination or negative t...

As COVID cases continue to grow by leaps and bounds in Saskatchewan and some worry over the government's response - or what some feel is a lack thereof - news around the pandemic can be quite grim. Bu...

On Thursday, the Saskatchewan government announced a loosening of the isolation rules around COVID-19 while talking about learning to live with the virus. Just a few hours later, doctors in the provin...