Monique Rapchuk, a Métis woman, is seeking a formal complaint against the Regina Police Service after what she believes to be a racial profiling incident. Monique Rapchuk was waiting for the light to turn green on Albert Street when a police officer turned on his […]
New president Dr. Jeff Keshen, installed after an 11-month search by the University of Regina, stresses that he will be accessible to the students. “ I am always accessible,” Keshen said during an interview one day after the university announced his hiring. I really want […]
By: Kayla Guerrette On the corner of Dewdney Avenue and Cameron Street behind a pharmacy is a shed-sized fridge, freezer and shelving unit filled with free food and sundries for anyone who needs them. More commonly known as the “community fridge,” it is […]
The Tim Hortons Brier is underway in Calgary, AB. and despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Toronto-based sports journalist Devin Heroux is still finding ways to keep up with the action outside of the bubble. He will be reporting on the Brier with his new show, That […]
On March 5th, the City of Regina unveiled its proposed budget for 2021. The budget proposes a 2.34 per cent rate tax increase on Regina residents. The increase will go towards funding Mosaic Stadium (0.45 per cent), the Recreational Infrastructure Program (0.5 per […]
As Saskatchewan prepares to launch into phase two of its COVID-19 vaccine rollout program, frontline workers who have received the vaccine are discussing their experiences. Amanda Kutsak is a radiology technologist in Fort Qu’Appelle who received the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. She has received both doses of […]
The Regina Pats endured 366 days of the “craziest offseason,” including a move to on-campus living, before returning to the ice for a meaningful hockey game. ???? The boys are headed to the bus. Next stop, the centre of #HubCity – the @BrandtCentre! pic.twitter.com/6MepBwcoHN — […]
Provincial health authorities are determining whether to approve funding for a life-changing, state-of-the-art therapy for people with severe hemophilia A. The alternative subcutaneous treatment is called Hemlibra. “Right now, Hemlibra is a better therapy, hands down,” said Wendy Quinn, president of Hemophilia Saskatchewan. “It is […]
Ava Snell loves to watch her sister play hockey. Now she can play, too, because of the Hockey Education Reaching Out Society (HEROS). “Friends and skating,” said 14-year-old Ava Snell who has an intellectual disability, when asked what she loved about hockey.
Wyatt Hall, an 18-year-old from Kennedy, had no previous medical history before the night his kidneys failed. “When he got home from work, he wasn’t acting like himself,” said Christy Hall, Wyatt Hall’s mother, recalling the night of Dec. 19, which not only changed the […]
