Lisa Schick is a journalist based in Regina, Saskatchewan, focusing on local news and events. She writes for CJME and News Talk 650 CKOM, covering a range of topics including city council decisions, community initiatives, social issues, and crime. Her work has also been featured in saskNOW.
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Both school divisions in Regina said many of their schools already had cell phone policies.
The Regina Street Team got a lot of praise for the work it’s been doing, helping the most vulnerable in Regina’s core areas, and on Thursday, it also got a funding boost from the provincial government.
An application from the Regina Downtown Business Improvement District (RDBID), to make use of space where the Gordon Block used to be, has been approved by the city.
Details from a court decision between the Sask. Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) and the Safety Association of Saskatchewan Manufacturers (SASM) have shed more light on the situation.
A new report puts numbers onto the economic harms the Saskatchewan Economic Assessment Tribunal believes will be visited on the province by a proposed oil and gas emissions cap and Methane 75 regulations.
By: Lisa Schick
Libraries, dance studios and teachers’ lounges in Saskatchewan schools are full of kids learning because they’ve had to be turned into classrooms.
There are a number of battleground constituencies in the Regina area, political watchers say.
In each constituency the election goes the same – candidates campaign, voters vote, and a winner will likely be announced Oct. 28. But there are some constituencies where the hike to victory is going to be even more steep.
The party promises plenty of tax cuts, and said it would ban men from women’s bathrooms.
By: Lisa Schick
With a detailed fiscal plan in hand, the Sask. NDP’s Leader Carla Beck said the transparency represented by her party’s plan for the 2024 election is novel.
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