Author Archives: Lisa Schick

As of Monday morning, city crews were still trying to dig Moose Jaw out of the mess the weekend snowstorm made of the roads. Darren Stephanson, director of public works and utilities with the City of ...

Saskatoon will be looking a lot more orange this weekend as the province's NDP members attend their annual convention. The agenda for the weekend includes a full slate of talks, workshops and panels. ...

Ukrainians continue to flee the war in their home country and land in Saskatchewan — more than 1,000 Ukrainians have arrived in the province at last count and hundreds more are expected to arriv...

A payment system error within the Ministry of Social Services on Wednesday led to a vast, but temporary, overpayment of benefits. About 175 people receiving income assistance from the provincial gover...

The day after releasing his government's policy paper, laying out grievances over what he feels are federal government intrusions into provincial jurisdiction, Premier Scott Moe was already defending ...

After a year of back-and-forth, the Saskatchewan Health Authority has finalized its deal with Extendicare, officially taking control of the company's five long-term care homes in the province. It was ...

Dwight Newman believes it's a mistake to simply dismiss the provincial government's policy paper on government jurisdictions. Premier Scott Moe released the paper Tuesday, outlining what he claims is ...

Thomas Favel took off his jacket on Tuesday, to show the purple bruises on his arm left from his hospital stay almost two weeks ago. The 77-year-old's family said he was admitted to the Regina General...

The Saskatchewan RCMP is clearing the late Damien Sanderson of committing any of the murders during the mass stabbings on the September long weekend. "Evidence collected and analyzed by investigators ...

A new approach trying to building community could be what's needed to help kids get away from screens and do more running around. ParticipAction's report card this week showed that during the pandemic...