Author Archives: Lisa Schick

A special general meeting of the University of Regina Students' Union (URSU) ended Wednesday afternoon after two hours, without a vote on the only resolution on the agenda - the dissolution of the uni...

As Saskatchewan farmers work this week to get their crops off the field, many are getting set to send their hard work out into an unsure market. China is the largest export market for Canadian canola ...

When University of Regina students vote Wednesday afternoon on whether to dissolve its students' union, URSU, they will only be able to do so online. The special general meeting was set to be held in ...

With a recommendation from the Regina Board of Police Commissioners, city council will discuss the Safe Public Spaces Act at its meeting on Wednesday. The act was modified earlier this year and came i...

Uncertainty between the Regina Exhibition Association Ltd. and Regina City Council could be slowing down the process to bring more musical acts to REAL District and Mosaic Stadium. There have been a n...

The Government of Saskatchewan has taken the first steps to bring the case around its pronoun law to the highest court in the country. The government has filed to the Supreme Court of Canada, seeking ...

Problems in Saskatchewan health care have been a major focus for the Sask. NDP for the last number of years - when the legislature is sitting, not a week seems to go by without the Opposition bringing...

On Thursday, Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled his list of major projects set to get support from the federal government, but it appeared to not be enough for Saskatchewan's deputy premier. The list...

The fall legislative sitting doesn't start until mid-October, but the Sask. NDP is already announcing its intentions around legislation on ER closures. Jared Clarke, the Sask. NDP's rural and remote h...

A line of local leaders and company executives donned hard hats and high-visibility vests on Tuesday to lift ceremonial shovels and officially start the construction on the K+S expansion at its Bethun...