Author Archives: Lisa Schick

Saskatchewan’s environment minister said he’s disappointed that the federal government is reducing the amount paid back to people in the carbon tax rebate. “I’d like to say tha...

Andrew Scheer announced his resignation as leader of the Conservative Party on Thursday in the House of Commons to applause and thanks, but the reaction halfway across the country in Saskatchewan was ...

Saskatchewan’s trade and export development minister is calling the finalization of the new USMCA deal a positive, but he said there are still questions hanging in the air. “We know that f...

As workers are on the picket lines, and managers and replacement workers try to run Regina’s Co-op refinery, the provincial government is keeping a close eye on all of it. “When you’...

Concerns over fatigue and potentially less-experienced workers have an associate professor at the University of Regina watching the workers’ dispute at the Co-op Refinery closely. The workers...

Community-based organizations (CBOs) in Saskatchewan want a bit more stability in their books, and they’re asking for it from the provincial government. On Monday, representatives from a few dif...

With boxes upon boxes stacked on top of each other, the warehouse for core samples at the Saskatchewan Subsurface Geological Lab stretches back nearly the length of a full city block. For those wantin...

Despite a difficult harvest, the Saskatchewan government's projected surplus remains on track. The mid-year financial report shows an estimate of $37.4 million in the black, actually up $3.0 million f...

The Saskatchewan government is taking a step forward on the opioid crisis. The province announced Tuesday that it is joining British Columbia's class action lawsuit against opioid manufacturers and di...

As Saskatchewan’s politicians carried on with their business at the legislature, on Monday they were watched by more than 100 members of the local union representing CN Rail workers who were the...