In Show 2 of the Winter 2019 radio class, the show dives into currant affairs of Regina issues. Explore everything from transit to trying to light up, take a listen to issues that matter to people in the Queen City. The Radio Show is broadcast on 91.3 CJTR Community Radio through a long-standing partnership.
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29:45 Radio Show 2 Regina Issues – Winter 2019
In Show 2 of the Winter 2019 radio class, the show dives into currant affairs of Regina issues. Explore everything...
New food guide goes nuts for veggies
School bulletin boards and doctors offices used to be painted in the Canada Food Guide’s colours of the rainbow. Eating...
Homeschooling
Homeschooled students tend to do better than their public school counterparts when it comes to standardized test taking. According to...
Decolonizing through skateboards: One Regina man’s idea is expanding across borders
A Regina artist and student is using skateboard design to spark conversations about Canada’s dark past. Michael Langan started the...
Regina Muslim community grateful for support after New Zealand mosque attack
Imam Zeeshan Ahmed was preparing for his Friday sermon at the Mahmood Mosque in Regina when he heard about the...
‘Knox Talks’ brings climate change and Indigenous rights among church pews
The evening opened with Minister Cameron Fraser introducing the audience with a recognition of the territory where Knox Metropolitan United...
Tomorrow is never promised
‘‘No Tomorrow’’ is the title of the school tour that MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) is taking across Saskatchewan. And...
Little Village in the Queen City
Within a bustling café, young families have brunch while elderly friends mingle at a side table. This may not be...
“Fake News” flaking out in Saskatchewan
The term “fake news,” popularized by current U.S. president Donald Trump, gets thrown around a lot. But what is it?...
“They can’t speak so I will be their voice”
Children dressed in black, wearing masks and holding “TRUTH” signs were part of a street art demonstration showing graphic videos...
Family fights to stay in Canada: ‘We’re not bad people’
Christina Schiller is concerned her family could be torn apart. Schiller and her daughters, 19-year-old Kiara and eight-year-old Mia, moved...
The Willow on Wascana is no more – Welcome Willow Bar
Straight across the lake from Willow restaurant, stands a distinct willow tree. Amanda Carter, one of the owners of the Willow, describes...
Women’s Day brings varying viewpoints
The importance of continuing National Women’s Day, a tradition with international roots dating back to 1909, has drawn varying viewpoints....
Premier Scott Moe rises to top of popularity poll
Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe has topped the list of Canada’s most favourable provincial leaders – successfully knocking Quebec premier François...
White Pony cleanup discovers hundreds of used needles
After spending a day picking up discarded needles with her friends, Patty Will never expected to find another dangerous stash...