Author Archives: Lisa Schick

On Tuesday morning, witnesses at the trial for the man accused of murdering Misha Pavelick described their encounters with him on the night Pavelick was killed in 2006. Two witnesses said they remembe...

Warning: This story includes crude language that may offend some readers. Four witnesses on Monday - one after the other - filled in different parts of the same story in the trial for the man accused ...

By the end of the first week of the trial for the man accused of killing Misha Pavelick, 11 people had taken the stand to give evidence, nine of whom attended the party that night in 2006. The accused...

On Thursday morning, a Regina court heard more details about the actions of the man accused of killing Misha Pavelick at a grad party in 2006. The man facing a second-degree murder charge in Misha's d...

Witnesses at the Misha Pavelick murder trial are each putting their own piece of the puzzle into place as they testify. Four more perspectives were drawn out in the courtroom on Wednesday, on the thir...

Though conversations have almost certainly been had privately for the past 19 years, on Tuesday afternoon, two of the people who were at the party where Misha Pavelick was killed spoke publicly. Kyle ...

On the first day of the trial for the man accused of killing Misha Pavelick nearly 20 years ago, the Crown lawyer explained how he thought the jury would be convinced of guilt. Adam Breker said that t...

On Monday morning at the Court of King's Bench in Regina, a man will go on trial for allegedly killing 19-year-old Misha Pavelick nearly 20 years ago. The accused was a youth at the time of Pavelick's...

New tariffs on softwood lumber imports implemented by the U.S. this week are adding another concern for the industry in Saskatchewan, which was already concerned about its future after this year's mas...

A recent string of crimes in Regina had raised the question for many: what are children doing out committing crimes? Earlier this month, police put out a news release about a string of thefts they'd b...