When Dylan Earis went to the poll station in Regina for the 2015 federal election, all he wanted to do was cast his vote, a right he shares with other Canadian citizens. Exercising it at the last federal election turned out to become a challenge for the 26-year-old university student. Earis has cerebral palsy which affects his ability to move,...
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The Right to Vote
When Dylan Earis went to the poll station in Regina for the 2015 federal election, all he wanted to do...
The next generation: Learning the importance of voting
The Civix program provides schools with an opportunity to simulate a federal election for students. This program, Student Votes 2019,...
Regina voters disappointed by absence of stickers
A number of voters in Regina were disappointed to not receive an “I Voted” sticker after casting their ballot in...
What does the federal election look like in Northern Saskatchewan?
Some communities in Northern Saskatchewan are exercising their right to vote in Monday’s federal election, while others are not so...
Young and restless: millennial voters tired of political bickering
The 2015 election may have been the longest election in Canadian history, but to millennial students at the University of...
School strike leader casts ballot for climate
The first federal ballot North Hunter ever cast was for Regina-Wascana Green Party candidate Tamela Friesen. Hunter, a 21-year-old Regina...
Canadian Inmates hit the Polls on Oct. 9.
When Canadian voters enter their poll station they sit down, open their ballot, look at the options available, and mark...
Honesty is the best policy
On a chilly October day in Saskatchewan, voters made their way to polling stations for the federal election. After a...
Future majority speaks today
With Canadians headed to the polls Monday, young adults around the University of Regina were eager to voice their opinions....
Poll workers: Essential to election day
Ali Shahidi and Christopher Dornstauder are two of the hundreds of workers helping Regina residents vote during today’s federal election. ...
The hazy future of cannabis
Graham Rothwell, a dispensary budtender in Regina, didn’t believe that Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer would roll back on his latest...
Over 100 years later and still going strong: the Raymore Hotel
The doors squeak and floors creak as I tour through the Raymore Hotel. It sounds as if the hotel is...
Raymore Pioneer Museum brings community together
One of the most popular community attractions in Raymore is the Pioneer Museum, where patrons can don a buffalo coat...
Fundraiser puts small town Saskatchewan on the map
A small farm town is making a name for itself with the Raymore Summer Slam, a fundraiser that brought...
Shortage, inconsistency of medical professionals impacts Raymore clinic
The Raymore Community Health and Social Centre, a small clinic in the heart of town, used to see patients from...