Author Archives: Lisa Schick

When 2022 started, Carla Beck didn't have the Saskatchewan NDP leadership on her mind. But come June 26, she stood on stage at the leadership convention, beaming to a crowd of party supporters with he...

As he speeds into the new year with ideas about growth and autonomy, Premier Scott Moe paused to take a look back at the work done in the year that's about to end. Moe thinks Saskatchewan did a good j...

It was standing room only in a Regina King's Bench courtroom Tuesday morning as arguments began in the court application against city manager Niki Anderson. So many people were in the room at first th...

Not for the first time, Canada's premiers are extending an invitation to the prime minister for a meeting in January about health-care funding. The premiers came together at a Council of the Federatio...

Many Saskatchewan MLAs are heading home this week after the fall sitting came to an end Wednesday. Looking back, the seven weeks began with a splash when convicted murderer, and former MLA, Colin That...

The Saskatchewan auditor believes there's more the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) could do to bring in hard-to-recruit health-care workers quicker. Auditor Tara Clemett released the second volume...

The Saskatchewan NDP's finance critic isn't being shy about his thoughts on bringing corporate income taxes home for Saskatchewan to collect itself. "This is a real backwards plan, more costly plan, w...

A class action lawsuit over abuse allegations at a province-run school for deaf people has been certified by a Saskatchewan Court of King's Bench judge. The application for certification listed three ...

Brad Wall’s official premier’s portrait was unveiled in a ceremony Wednesday in front of a crowd at the Legislative Building. In his speech, Wall talked about being approached to get the p...

While Jolene Van Alstine looked on, wearing a wan expression, her partner Miles Sundeen talked about her years-long battle with illness. About six years ago, Van Alstine began getting nauseated; at fi...