With finals right around the corner, the University of Regina and its students are looking ahead to summer. But before the warm weather rolls in, students are looking back on a school year that was unlike anything they have seen before. When the University of […]
Through the Looking Glass: Experimental theatre in a COVID-19 world
Regina residents were supposed to be treated to a new and unique type of theatrical performance on March 27, 2021. The Globe Theatre in Regina was set to present Through the Looking Glass to celebrate World Theatre Day which occurs every year on March 27, […]
‘This is the power of women’: Regina women celebrate International Women’s Day
This International Women’s Day, some advocates are working to make sure marginalized women are recognized in their celebrations. International Women’s Day occurs on March 8th every year. The day is meant to celebrate the achievements of women, but also spread awareness and fight for an […]
Regina’s Youth NFL Flag Football league forced to cancel winter season
Covid-19 continues to create problems in the sports world. The Regina Youth NFL Flag Football League had big plans for its newly launched winter league, however, the season had to be cancelled after one weekend due to Covid-19 restrictions. Mike Thomas, the league’s convenor said […]
Saskatchewan housing market home to great sales despite Covid-19 challenges
While early predictions for Saskatchewan saw a weak 2020 housing market, Saskatchewan’s housing sales continue to defy expectations. The province’s real estate market has outperformed last year, having sales go up 54 per cent from last November. Increased Covid-19 restrictions have not kept people from […]
YMCA closure means one less basket for Regina’s basketball community
One of Regina’s basketball courts is taking its last dribble. The downtown YMCA is closing Nov.23, and with it, a basketball court filled with memories. The gym on 13th Ave. had provided one of the few places in Regina for people to play basketball. Keegan […]
An important election for young voters to have their voices heard
This Saskatchewan election, people aged 19-35 make up the biggest voting bloc according to Global News. This means that young voters have the chance to dramatically affect results at the polls. Mira Cappello, a third-year education student at the University of Regina, voted in her […]
Regina’s popular youth flag football league is set to play in new territory this winter
The new Regina Sports Performance Centre is allowing the Regina Youth NFL Flag Football League to move indoors this winter for the first time in its 13-year history. With the success of its outdoor leagues, the league is expanding inside. The league will run from […]