Reasons our province is failing to produce elite NHL talent The number of Saskatchewan-born players continues to slip in the NHL, a trend that has caught the attention of players with high-end experience. “I think probably one of the biggest reasons for the decline […]
As Mexico and Canada send firefighters and resources to aid California, contrasting social responses highlight the complex impact of political tensions and international solidarity. Professor Arjun Trumblay from the Politics and International Studies department at the University of Regina assures that this phenomenon is entirely […]
Hot off the heels of Peter Pan, Regina’s historic Globe Theatre will be premiering, on Feb. 5th, their second in-house show since 2019: a five-year hiatus caused by extensive building renovations. “Set during the height of the Fur Trade on the ‘reddish river’ and using […]
First-year students share how their experiences differ from their expectations From senior high school graduates to freshman university students, this significant life transition creates unique experiences for every individual. Three first-year students, Isobel Mario, Memphis Hartman and Amber Fink, reflect on their personal experiences […]
Extreme cold warnings causing transportation problems for university students Regina has had to face challenging winter temperatures recently, with Environment and Climate Change Canada saying it reached down to -33°C, with wind chills pushing -50°C, which caused problems for University of Regina students. Commuting under […]
The University of Regina annually welcomes over 4,793 international students from more than 100 countries, representing 20.5% of its total student population of 17,409 students. These students bring diverse cultures and traditions, benefiting from personalized support and opportunities that enhance their academic and professional journey. […]
The Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) hopes to encourage amateur and expert bird watchers alike to document birds across the globe this long weekend. “Any type of bird count or data collecting is always important because it helps researchers to answer questions and look at […]
Jill Corrin is shocked by today’s prices at Save-On-Foods. (Amir Said) Students in Regina aren’t sure whether they’re saving on foods at the grocery store these days. Jill Corrin, a third-year French Education student at the University of Regina, is one of many students alarmed […]
In 2021, the community of Muscowpetung decided it was time to start one of the most anticipated projects the community has seen thus far: a permanent space for powwows, ceremonies and learning. Myke Agecoutay, business development officer of Muscowpetung First Nation, works on community development […]
In partnership with dancer/choreographer Kathryn Ricketts, the Youth Ballet of Saskatchewan Company dancers are putting on shows Dec. 7 – 9, which will incorporate human relationships to the earth, nature and belonging. The show at The Docks at the Local Market consists of three dances, […]
