Danielle Mytopher started participating in the Dry Feb campaign hoping to raise $500 for the Canadian Cancer Society. Just under a week into the month of February, Mytopher had already raised more than $800. “I think within the first 24 hours I had surpassed that […]
Firefighters across Canada turn to brothers and sisters within the fire station for peer support after tough emergency calls and high stakes. “The stigma has changed greatly. Peer to peer in the fire service is very big – it is the brotherhood sisterhood that is […]
Robyn Ham spent a recent weekend cheering on her sister Jana Ham and 55 other Hill JDC West business students from the University of Regina as they competed online in the Jeux du Commerce West annual invitational business competition. “It was the best virtual event […]
Cloud 9 Live bar is seeing more changes to its live music venue and restaurant business as COVID-19 restrictions tighten. Going out to live music events are becoming less desirable, so they plan to go virtual. “We’re only open one day a week now, Saturdays […]
By Shanielle Fiddler Carol Bernard, who is the first woman chief of the northern community Waterhen Lake, shares her output on her title as chief and also shares her surprising decision to step down from her role this election. Carol Bernard is in her mid […]
By Yeganeh Zargar From election and Covid-19 pandemic to why she got into politics and her neighbourhood’s community garden, I discussed everything with Regina Lakeview’s member of the Legislative Assembly, MLA, Carla Beck. The re-elected politician is both excited and anxious to be back at […]
By Evelyn Ross Viviana Ruiz, a Chilean-Canadian woman who is running for town council, has big plans to help the Town of La Ronge and the tri-communities move forward and flourish economically. Ruiz hopes to bring more tourism to La Ronge, with community events and […]
While the typical university student is coping with the loss of a graduation ceremony and cancelled social clubs due to the COVID-19 pandemic, athletes are facing the challenge of losing scholarships and recruitment opportunities. Canadian athletes are attempting to tackle the cancelled season, which has […]
By Emilie Wren The newly-elected MLA for Regina-Elphinstone Center hopes to bring about change for her riding. Meara Conway, a lawyer and musician born and raised in Regina has been elected as the incumbent for the riding comprised of a portion of downtown, cathedral area, […]
By Hannah Polk It is the sound that often follows a busy and important woman, and during phone conversations with Juliet Bushi, a common soundtrack: babies crying in the background. Despite the distraction, Mrs Bushi continues to speak with poise and passion in her voice. […]
