Rebecca Garner though she would walk on stage for her college graduation in April, but with COVID-19 cancelling events world-wide, she never expected having a grad ceremony on her WestJet flight home at 40,000 feet instead. “It just meant a lot to us and that […]
Sharing stories of life and culture through film
Janine Windolph is an indigenous filmmaker and director from Regina who recently shared a film about her grandmother, her two sons, and a fish. Stories are in Our Bones is a tender and heart-warming film Windolph created to honour Indigenous stories and culture. The camera […]
Black History Month commemorated by museum, university
Carol LaFayette-Boyd, being a second generation Canadian with African heritage herself, has a close connection with Black History month; and she hopes to bring more attention to this month and its purpose. “[Regina does] lots of things but there are still lots of people that […]
Bringing new flavour to the Regina food industry
With flavours like apple spice churro, London fog, fuzzy peaches, and caramel macchiato, Hobo Donuts is definitely not your average doughnut shop. “We don’t just sell donuts; we sell an experience,” said Jimmy Schimmel, owner of Hobo Donuts doughnut shop. What really makes this local […]
Oodles of Noodles: local Regina restaurants celebrate Week of Ramen
Who would have thought Regina has been titled the “Ramen City”? Ramen, a Japanese style soup with thin, handmade wheat noodles served with meat or fish broth, has become popular among the Regina culinary scene. And now there is even a week dedicated to […]
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, gives them an opportunity to learn first-hand about Canadian politics. The Prairie Sky School took part in the mock election for the first time on […]
Over 100 years later and still going strong: the Raymore Hotel
Squeaking doors and creaking floors abound throughout the Raymore Hotel. As if the hotel is trying to share its own story, trying to tell of the people who have walked through and the things it has seen. However, since hotels can’t actually speak, someone else […]
The Hill Case Competition and why the Business Students Society thinks its so important.
University of Regina Business students will have the chance to make their case with an annual competition returning in early November. Competitors during the event are placed in teams of four where they have three hours to pinpoint the most important issues facing a […]