It took Dan Yates six months to convince his wife Louise Yates to sell their Regina house and move into a mobile home in Kronau, where they run K-Lane Kennels and do beekeeping as a hobby. “I boarded our little dog, Daisy, here for a […]
The Artesian on 13th is the site of One Night Only sketch comedy show. photo by Jasmine Pelletier The One Night Only sketch comedy show is coming back this December for its second year running. The first show took place in February 2020 before […]
Since the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, many aspects of life have changed. From mask mandates and public gathering limitations to economic consequences, Indigenous ceremonies are no exception. Pow-wows are a celebration of Indigenous culture where people come together to dance, sing, pray, and honour […]
Darlene Stainbrook. Photo by unknown. Breast reduction surgery, quite literally, takes the weight of your chest both physically and mentally for women struggling with heavy breasts. While surgery is becoming more accepted, it still proves to be surrounded by gendered stigma for women who want […]
Residents of Regina are not the only ones preparing to undergo another season of frosty temperatures in the Queen City, as many of the local stray cats are also being faced with the challenge of remaining warm. Regina Cat Rescue, a nonprofit organization within the […]
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 […]
It’s no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way various different industries operate, but this is especially true for those working in childcare. “There was a moment in early October where for 2 weeks, I only had 4 kids,” explained Henry Janzen before- […]
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, […]
The Saskatoon Hilltops defeated the Regina Thunder Sunday afternoon, ending the Thunder’s season and handing them their first loss. After an eight win season where the Thunder suffered no losses, their playoff win against the Winnipeg Rifles had the Thunder at nine wins going into […]
