Jorah Bright standing in Kisik Towers on the University of Regina campus. Photo by Gillian Massie. Some post-secondary students are feeling defeated after the 2021 Federal Election due to lack of information and access to services. First-time voter Jorah Bright was excited for the opportunity […]
Chantel Feszczyn was three months pregnant with her first son when she put her name on a waiting list for daycare. “At the time it felt too soon to think about daycare,” said Feszczyn, now a mother of three, whose youngest is almost two years […]
In a press conference Monday, Premier Scott Moe said that the current public health orders are having an effect on youth across the province. Moe acknowledged the existing health measures like indoor masking and mandatory vaccination requirements are impacting young people and is reluctant to […]
In difficult and crucial moments for Ukraine, the parishioners of St. Michael’s Church organized a holiday basket for seniors still affected by recent vandalism in their community. “I have a family in Ukraine — my mother, father and sister live there,” said Nataliia Kuzyk, a […]
For new mom Keatyn Burkholder, childcare in her home community of Lumsden is not an affordable option. Her daughter Marley turned one earlier this month. For full-time infant childcare, the cheapest option in Lumsden is $740 per month. The only registered daycare option in town […]
In 2019, the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo set out to renovate their grizzly bear and other enclosures, to make them three to four times larger. After unexpected delays due to restructuring the plans, the zoo is finally expecting to see the bear enclosure […]
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 […]
Photo Courtesy of Marta Krueger. Amendments made to the Saskatchewan Employment Act will help employees report sexual misconduct within their workplace. Marta Krueger, a waitress in Saskatoon putting herself through university, has dealt with sexual misconduct in front, and behind the scenes of the restaurant […]
Saskatoon has twice as many bus routes as Regina. The municipality of Saskatoon is less than 1.5 times larger than Regina in both geographical area and population. Sarah Miller, a student at Saskatchewan Polytechnic, used the bus system in Regina for four years before moving […]
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 […]
