Jeff Smith is anxious about his first head coaching job after being hired by the Estevan U18 AAA Bears for its inaugural season. “[I was] shocked,” said Smith. “I threw my hat in to get the experience of the process. The three other coaching jobs […]
Who would have thought Regina has been titled the “Ramen City”? Ramen, a Japanese style soup with thin, handmade wheat noodles served with meat or fish broth, has become popular among the Regina culinary scene. And now there is even a week dedicated to […]
REGINA – With the Christmas season fast approaching, Charlotte Kessler sat at her kitchen table packing and unpacking different items into two small red and green shoeboxes. Notebooks, deflated soccer balls and toothbrushes are just some of the things she is placing inside, knowing that […]
By Julia Peterson REGINA – The Victoria Square Mall was full of wagging tails and slobbery kisses Saturday afternoon when Bright Eyes Dog Rescue (BEDR) brought six adoptable dogs to meet the public. Puppies Honey and Bow tussled in a pen, while lab mix Bear […]
The first federal ballot North Hunter ever cast was for Regina-Wascana Green Party candidate Tamela Friesen, said the 21-year-old climate strike organizer upon leaving her polling station Monday morning. Hunter was less than a month shy of being able to vote in the 2015 election. […]
When Canadian voters enter their poll station they sit down, open their ballot, look at the options available, and mark a big X beside the candidate they want. This is not the same process for those in correctional facilities. The Regina Provincial Correctional Centre houses […]
Coming into the town of Raymore, located an hour north of Regina along Highway 6, there is an air of unassuming that shrouds the town. The dirt road, small housing and Esso gas station gives off the impression that this town is like any other […]
On the corner of Highway 6 and 15 sits the small Saskatchewan town of Raymore. Like many small towns around the country, Raymore is identified by its senior hockey team and numerous family-run businesses. Most find work hard enough dealing with one restaurant or […]
Russ Mirasty is making a Northern Saskatchewan swing this week, hitting six communities along the way. Mirasty, Saskatchewan’s first Indigenous lieutenant-governor, is there presenting the Northern Student Achievement Awards to multiple students ranging from grades 7 – 12. The awards are based on academic excellence, […]
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