The Studio in the Cornwall Centre is the temporary home of an Indigenous Christmas Market, allowing Indigenous entrepreneurs a space to showcase and sell their products. The market is the first of its kind and will be at the Cornwall Centre from December 5 to […]
A Regina doughnut shop has been gaining the community’s support after numerous acts of vandalism, including racist slurs being spray-painted on their windows. “Wow Regina wow! When we posted yesterday our hearts were sad for our friend and neighbour Country Corner Donuts,” Auto Electric […]
International travellers are having trouble coming into and leaving Canada, because of new restrictions placed on selected countries after a new variant of COVID-19 called Omicron was discovered. “I was set to travel on Dec. 30 to begin my masters education, and I had looked […]
The small town of Kennedy Saskatchewan is undergoing a renaissance, digging into its roots and slowly reverting back to an old western town. Dan Cole is the Manager/Director for the “District of Cactus,” which is the idea of an 1800’s western town, with horses and […]
Olivia Gagne had to cancel her holiday plans again due to the recent COVID-19 variant concerns and new gathering guidelines issued by the provincial government. “I have a really big family and last year we couldn’t gather so we were planning to get together this […]
Regina Pats forward Tanner Howe’s strong play this season has landed him a roster spot in the Capital City Challenge in the nation’s capital. For Pats assistant coach Ken Schneider, Howe’s growth as a player this year reflected his attitude and personality, on and off […]
Erickka Patmore was 22 when she first thought about ADHD, thanks to a friend disclosing similar issues. The conversation about attention deficit hyperactivity disorder seized Patmore’s attention. She identified with the symptoms her friend was feeling. “I never could have guessed,” Patmore said. “If (my […]
With plenty of trade shows happening around Regina, people can do their Christmas shopping at the trade shows while supporting local vendors. The Santa’s Workshop trade show took place at Regina’s Hungarian Club last Sunday and was one of the few trade shows that kicked […]
Denise Kennedy was one of the volunteers who gave out coffee and blankets to the homeless people at Regina’s tent city, which later became Camp Marjorie and was called Camp Hope until it disbanded on Monday. “I started volunteering at the camp because my daughter, […]
Remembrance Day in Regina this year was marked with the first snowfall of the winter season. Blowing snow and freezing rain were not a concern for the hundreds of participants at the Regina Legion’s outdoor ceremony. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 001 has a tradition […]
