Author Archives: Lisa Schick

New census numbers show that Canada is getting older and older - the number of Canadians over 65 years of age is growing six times faster than the number of those 15 or younger. Saskatchewan is buckin...

The richest man in the world, Elon Musk, is getting ready to take the helm of Twitter after coming to an agreement to buy the social media platform this week. The effect of the move for everyday users...

Looking across the province for the next few days, it could be a wild week of weather. As of Monday, the forecast for Friday in Saskatoon was a high of 17 C while the high in Carlyle, a little under f...

Regina's Chad Ritsco remembers the highway in front of him just before a horrific highway crash, he remembers the sound of his son crying right after it happened, and he remembers rescuers having to c...

Like a record on repeat or a stuck time loop, the very southeast corner of Saskatchewan is in the path of yet another snowstorm for the weekend. Environment Canada has issued winter storm warnings for...

It has been more than a month since isolation for someone with COVID-19 was legally enforceable in Saskatchewan, but it's still the recommended reaction after testing positive. It has become even more...

Poultry producers in Saskatchewan are having to keep their eyes a little wider and look a little sharper at their flocks after avian flu was identified in two different poultry flocks in the province ...

A number of kids in provincial care could be stuck with less effective mental health medication after a review by the Saskatchewan government. Dr. Tamara Hinz, a child and adolescent psychiatrist in S...

It has been about two years since people in Lanigan were able to get stitches or even a tetanus shot in the hospital in their town -- and the mayor is still looking for answers. Early in the pandemic,...

A new survey from the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) is quantifying the frustration felt by nurses in the province and notes many have considered quitting. In a news release, the union said more t...