Author Archives: Lisa Schick

In parts of central Saskatchewan, there are fields as far as you can see from the highway, with rows and rows of swaths hunkered down underneath snow and ice — which means all kinds of farmers a...

Premier Scott Moe seems to be taking a wait-and-see approach before passing judgment on the new federal Liberal cabinet, which was announced Wednesday afternoon. When asked his opinion on particular a...

The provincial government isn’t working hard enough to put more health-care workers on the front lines in Saskatchewan — that’s the claim from the head of SEIU-West. Barbara Cape, th...

It may be just past the middle of November — a little more than a month until Christmas — but some farmers in Saskatchewan are still out in the fields, trying to get their crops off. Shawn...

The head of the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce is giving a big nod to the growth plan the provincial government released on Thursday. Steve McLellan said the plan gives a sense of optimism that̵...

Saskatchewan’s legislative assembly had a tiny visitor on Thursday morning — baby Olivia. NDP MLA Nicole Sarauer became the first lawmaker to take advantage of rule changes she championed ...

After 17 days of job action, including frigid days on the picket line, some workers at SaskTel are frustrated with the tentative contract agreed to by the union. During negotiations and picketing, Uni...

While the idea of Western Canada separating from the rest of the country has been talked about in some corners of Saskatchewan and Alberta since the Liberal party won the federal election Monday, the ...

The Saskatchewan NDP believes there’s a crisis happening in the province’s schools, but when its education critic tried to start an emergency debate on the subject after the first Question...

Premier Scott Moe's government is looking for significant growth in Saskatchewan over the next decade. That was the theme of the 2019 speech from the throne, which was delivered Wednesday in the Saska...