Author Archives: Lisa Schick

The second meeting between the provincial government and the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (STF) in about a week had the teachers’ representatives leaving less than impressed. The two ...

First with the oil downturn starting in 2014 and now with federal regulations moving the country away from coal, southeast Saskatchewan's economy is hurting. But on Friday, the provincial government a...

Health authorities around the world are preparing for coronavirus outbreaks as they watch more pop up in places like Italy and South Korea. Saskatchewan also is gearing up, even though it hasn't had a...

Even at the best of times, the Co-op refinery isn't the safest place to work. There are the long-term risk from carcinogens, immediate risks from chemicals, and the always-present danger from the extr...

A Weyburn couple is in self-isolation in their home after a month-long cruise that went off the rails over fears of the coronavirus. In mid-January Marilyn and Tom Schuck left Weyburn and headed to Si...

It has been a couple of months since the first transmissions of the coronavirus in November, but Saskatchewan still doesn’t have any confirmed cases. According to the Ministry of Health’s ...

With protesters blocking rail lines and CN Rail threatening to shut down some service, the Saskatchewan government is very concerned about what's happening in B.C. Supporters of Wet'suwet'en hereditar...

A peaceful moment wasn’t to be had in downtown Regina for an hour Thursday morning, as around 90 truckers did laps in frustration. They were all truckers who are contracted to haul fuel for the ...

An announcement Thursday morning could mean movement in the labour dispute at the Co-op refinery. Unifor has been saying that it wouldn't go back to the bargaining table until the refinery agreed to n...

Things got a lot more heated on the picket line at the Co-op refinery Monday night as police arrested several people, including Unifor national president Jerry Dias. On Monday morning, Unifor announce...