Lisa Schick is a Senior Reporter at saskNOW. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, government and politics, finance, and arts and entertainment, with a focus on public policy and consumer health in both the United States and Canada. Lisa's work has been featured in News Talk 650 CKOM, American Physical Society (APS Physics), and CJME.
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Saskatchewan MLAs made their way back to their constituencies on Thursday as the spring sitting finished up.
Saskatchewan's premier is giving a nod of approval to the federal government's announcement Monday of a sovereign wealth fund — but Scott Moe is also adding a few notes of his own.
By: Lisa Schick
The provincial government announced it will support the sale of Information Services Corporation (ISC) to Plenary Americas LP, a move the Sask. NDP is criticizing for concerns over information transparency.
While Saskatchewan works to diversify its trade away from the U.S., the province has people in trade offices around the world working to sell Saskatchewan’s products to international buyers.
A major change to the route for the Queen City Pride Parade in 2026 is being attributed to safety, with Regina police saying it’s made changes to a lot of different events recently for the same reason.
The man who killed Misha Pavelick in 2006 won’t learn his fate on Tuesday after all.
In both each other’s comments and questions for them, the premiers couldn’t get away from the spectre of potential Alberta separation at the Western Premiers Conference this week.
By: Lisa Schick
Jennifer Simmons says she was told the school couldn’t safely accommodate her seven-year-old daughter Kinsley after she voiced concerns around the support available for diabetic students.
Insurance rates in Saskatchewan got more expensive as of Monday morning, when rate hikes for SGI plates came into effect.
By: Lisa Schick
As more people have to leave their homes in northern Saskatchewan and wildfire teams are on the job again, the Sask. NDP is calling for more information about
