Lisa Schick is a Senior Reporter at saskNOW. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, health and wellness, and regional and world news, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and consumer health. Lisa's work has been featured in News Talk 650 CKOM, American Physical Society (APS Physics), and CJME.
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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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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
By: Lisa Schick
On Wednesday morning, the tables were already set up, yellow-and-blue cloths on top, and volunteers were busy building the walls and stage at the Kyiv Ukrainian pavilion for the 2026 Mosaic festival.
By: Karen Alim, Emily Eichenlaub, Fabian Drexel, Alexander Mayer, Marcus Roper, Lisa Schick, Siyu Chen
A slime mold confined by harmful blue light extensively explores the boundaries of the confinement before settling on the optimal escape strategy.
The company that was providing the photo speed enforcement services ended its contract with SGI early, and the Crown said it’s working on transitioning to a new vendor.
By: Lisa Schick
Along with the Saskatchewan Roughrider players, coaching staff, and anyone who worked for the organization at the time, Premier Scott Moe is among those walking away with a 2025 Grey Cup Champion team ring.
An appeal notice was filed on Monday on behalf of the 37-year-old man found guilty of the 2006 killing of Misha Pavelick.
What an offender described as just “telling a joke” in court documents has netted him a sexual assault conviction in Regina.
By: Lisa Schick
The program that helps guarantee an income to some of the most vulnerable people in Saskatchewan is poised to get a major overhaul.
Claiming it was a political, personal or gender-related decision, the man who was apparently hired to coach the University of Regina’s women’s basketball team
