Sâkêwêwak First Nations Artists’ Collective is featuring its annual Storytellers Festival from Feb. 17 to Feb. 20, coinciding with Indigenous Storytelling Month. The festival has been running for over a decade and invites multidisciplinary Indigenous artists to share their art, music, poetry, language, talks and […]
In late 2021, Regina City Council voted to sell land to Federated Co-operative Ltd, for $5.5 million. While the Saskatchewan Government endorses the idea of a renewable diesel plant, Coun. Andrew Stevens (Ward 3), who voted against the proposition, doesn’t share the same sentiment. “I […]
Cold winter weather, pandemic concerns and the trucking convoy didn’t stop Regina residents from attending and enjoying Frost, the city’s first winter festival. “We all had so much fun at the Frost!” said Annabel Townsend, a Regina resident who attended the festival with her friends. […]
All athletes involved in high-impact sports fear the dreaded C word: concussion. Unlike a sprained ankle or a dislocated shoulder, concussions can’t be treated with ice or slings however, a study being conducted at the University of Regina is looking into one new unconventional treatment: […]
For some, Valentine’s Day is a time of love, but for the Prince Albert SPCA, it’s a day to dunk on an ex. The animal shelter launched a unique fundraiser this February. Donors could pay to have a name of a former partner written on […]
Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation, located 65 kilometers east of Regina, is anticipating a band election later this summer where a new Chief and Council will be elected. First Nation band elections consist of a democracy voting for a new Chief and Council members who will […]
In the 2021 federal election, Communist Party candidate Jeremy Fisher received 100 votes in his riding, Saskatoon, University. Since then he’s had time to reflect on the election and his future in Saskatchewan politics. Fisher recalled the times when he faced opposition on his campaign […]
Education student Bryden Kletchko isn’t a fan of the pass. “Is it worth it to have a bus pass as part of my tuition?” said Kletchko, a third year University of Regina student who is upset about a mandatory fee for a service she doesn’t […]
After being the target of recurring acts of vandalism, Vuong Pham said he and his employees are relieved that charges were laid against a 46-year-old Regina man. “I felt relieved quickly,” said Pham, who went on to explain how the community’s support helped to carry […]
As Saskatchewan continues to fight against rising COVID-19 case numbers, those working in childcare have been concerned with both the safety and quality of care for the children they work with. Currently, all Regina Public and Catholic schools have temporarily been moved to online learning […]
