With COVID-19 continuing to sweep across the prairies, Miyosiwin Salon and 1205 Bakery & Deli are two local establishments who have had to battle the unknowns of operating a business during a global pandemic. Regina’s Miyosiwin Salon is located at 1751 Broad St, in the core of downtown, and offers services ranging from hair care to beauty and spa treatments...
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Social media: the local business lifeline during COVID-19
With COVID-19 continuing to sweep across the prairies, Miyosiwin Salon and 1205 Bakery & Deli are two local establishments who...
Regina’s Indoor Facilities attendance Drop-off
While COVID-19 led to increased tee times at city golf courses during the summer, restrictions, fear and weather are...
Indigenous communities continue to suffer despite lower suicide rates
The year 2020 may go down in history as one of the hardest on record, but because of a rare...
U of R students still adapting to online learning
It’s been nearly a year since the initial lockdown in Saskatchewan due to COVID-19. A lot has changed since then...
Regina’s Youth NFL Flag Football league forced to cancel winter season
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Indigenous woman finds support at The Gathering Place after being evicted from Raising Hope
Despite not feeling ready to leave her residence, Fay Munro was evicted from Raising Hope last month. “In the written...
Viral artist Tesher saves his YouTube channel after risk of being terminated
Canadian-Indian artist Tesher, who has 250,000 subscribers and over 49 million views on his YouTube channel, has successfully stopped the...
How Regina theatre is adapting to COVID-19
While many theatre organizations in the city have cancelled their 2021 seasons, there are a few who are adapting to...
COVID Alert app less popular than hoped
By Daniel Reech The COVID Alert app hasn’t caught on in Saskatchewan. According to an article by CBC, only 197...
New COVID variant worries officials
By: Kayla Guerrette With Saskatchewan leading all provinces in COVID-19 cases per capita, news of three new variants of the...
Dry Feb highlights link between drinking, cancer
Danielle Mytopher started participating in the Dry Feb campaign hoping to raise $500 for the Canadian Cancer Society. Just under...
Programs and peers help firefighters cope
Firefighters across Canada turn to brothers and sisters within the fire station for peer support after tough emergency calls and...
Hill team brings home laurels from business competition
Robyn Ham spent a recent weekend cheering on her sister Jana Ham and 55 other Hill JDC West business students...
Cloud 9 bar looking to livestream
Cloud 9 Live bar is seeing more changes to its live music venue and restaurant business as COVID-19 restrictions tighten....
Chief Carol Bernard: Stepping down from success
By Shanielle Fiddler Carol Bernard, who is the first woman chief of the northern community Waterhen Lake, shares her output...