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Renewable Regina forum platforms residents’ voices
Regina residents gathered to offer recommendations on the city's Renewable Regina motion - which some say has been "denuded" - in advance of May's Reimagine Regina conference. -
Youth access to justice
Are young defendants being provided with the legal information and advice they need to navigate the court system in Saskatchewan? -
Rescuing Renewable Regina
When the City of Regina invited a climate change denier to their sustainable cities conference, it wasn't a mistake. It was part of a larger pattern of the City walking back its own goal to become 100 per cent renewable by 2050. -
Three times P3s screwed over Saskatchewan
As Saskatchewan shows, when you allow private companies to make bank on the backs of the public, it’s the people who pay. -
On the Prairies, the drug crisis is not opioids, but meth
Almost everything about stimulants like meth is different from opioids. And Saskatchewan is woefully unprepared to care for the rising number of people seeking treatment for meth addiction. -
FreshCo contracts “a complete downgrade” for workers
As four Sask. Safeway stores convert to FreshCos, workers are looking at lower wages, fewer entitlements, and fewer benefits -
Regina’s 92-million-dollar problem
A crisis of underfunded social programs leads to an increased crime rate, which is used to justify ballooning police budgets. Activists are making the case for defunding the police. -
Does Saskatchewan need a citizen watchdog for the police?
A fatal police-involved shooting has prompted calls for Saskatchewan to create an independent citizen oversight body. But what if most civilian committees aren't made up solely of civilians at all? -
The sorry state of abortion access in Saskatchewan
From lack of access in rural and northern areas to an astonishing number of homegrown anti-abortion politicians, Saskatchewan is ground zero for attacks on reproductive rights. -
Sask Wildfire operations funding remains “inadequate”
Despite minor funding hikes for wildfire operations over the past four years, the budget this year is only three-quarters of what it was in 2007-08. As wildfires become more frequent and serious, what is our government going to do about it?