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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Lisa Schick's coverage is focused on the local government and political landscape of Saskatchewan, particularly highlighting announcements and expert commentary. Given this focus, she would be most receptive to pitches that provide insights or analysis from experts in local government policies, taxation in Saskatchewan, budget allocation impact on Regina, and other pertinent issues affecting the region.
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The head of Regina Public Schools is giving the decision to let school divisions create their own change room policies a thumbs-up.
The uncertainty continues to float around over the possibility of Trump tariffs and Saskatchewan’s NDP called for an emergency sitting over it on Monday.
By: Lisa Schick
Questions continue to float around about whether U.S. President Donald Trump will implement tariffs on Canada.
By: Lisa Schick
When asked about Saskatchewan’s stance on coal power Tuesday, the federal energy minister seemed confused.
By: Lisa Schick
With around 72 hours left before American President Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs are expected to take effect, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe emphasized the importance of de-escalation in an address to business leaders.
The Government of Saskatchewan announced Wednesday, it wants to add its voice to a court case over
The impact of the full threatened Trump tariffs on Regina and Saskatchewan would be “widespread, devastating, and swift,” according to Chris Lane, President and CEO of Economic Development Regina.
By: Lisa Schick
The Government of Saskatchewan has long had problems with the equalization formula in Canada, and this week it announced it would again be taking this problem to court.
By: Lisa Schick
A Regina doctor who was reprimanded last year for prescribing Ivermectin for COVID-19 is now in danger of his license to practice being suspended.
By: Lisa Schick
Jo-Anne Dusel, with PATHS, said focusing on education, awareness, and intervention is important.
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