Murray Wood: Of Easter bunny bells and Juicy Fruit gum
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Author Archives: Lisa Schick
'Beginning of a process': Think-tank breaks down Canada-China trade meetings
While Ottawa has appeared to be trying to keep expectations low for what might come out of the Prime Minister's meeting with the Chinese president on Friday, one observer said some progress has alread...
Jan 15, 2026
Sask. ag minister hopeful for progress on Canadian mission in China
This week, Prime Minister Mark Carney is in China engaging in a number of meetings with local businesses and groups, and on Friday he's expected to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Premier Scot...
Jan 15, 2026 The RCMP says the cameras serve as an objective record of how officers interact with the community. (The Canadian Press)
Park Standoff: Tax dispute has a Saskatchewan regional park at odds with its residents
A property tax increase worth thousands of dollars a year has a cottage association in southern Saskatchewan in a standoff with its park board. For the 2025 tax year, the Palliser Regional Park went f...
Jan 15, 2026
Canola tariff situation with China intricate, but middle ground could be found: Lyndsey Smith
While Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Scott Moe take meetings in China, farmers across Saskatchewan are waiting to see what might change on the canola front. China is one of the biggest export ...
Jan 14, 2026
Sentence reduced for Saskatoon woman convicted of child abuse
A woman, originally sentenced to three and a half years in prison for abusing two little boys in her care, will only spend three years in jail after an appeal. There is a publication ban on the woman'...
Jan 14, 2026 The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal found the sentencing judge didn’t properly consider a number of factors, including the Gladue factors for the accused. (CKOM file photo)
Sask. changes inmate discipline rules after Supreme Court ruling
When an inmate at a provincial jail is brought up on disciplinary charges, the committee hearing then will now have to decide whether the inmate is guilty "beyond a reasonable doubt." The previous sta...
Jan 08, 2026
Industrial carbon tax could factor into SaskPower rate increase application
SaskPower is set to move ahead with the first of two upcoming rate increases in less than a month, but the application could change depending on the industrial carbon tax. The Crown's application is t...
Jan 07, 2026
Sask. NDP Leader Carla Beck focused on tariffs, health care in new year
Carla Beck has big plans for 2026. The Saskatchewan NDP leader sat down with 980 CJME senior reporter Lisa Schick to look ahead to the new year and discuss issues like health care, tariffs and more. R...
Jan 02, 2026
Health care, wildfires, and trade: 2025 through the eyes of Premier Scott Moe
Everyone's past 12 months have been different, but for the province as a whole, it's been an eventful year. Premier Scott Moe sat down with 980 CJME senior reporter Lisa Schick to talk about the year ...
Dec 29, 2025
Humboldt Broncos bus crash lawsuit dismissed
A lawsuit over the 2018 Humboldt Broncos bus crash was tossed out of court this month. The suit was originally filed just a few months after the crash, which happened in April of 2018. A semi driven b...
Dec 23, 2025
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