One of two owlets has survived after an accidental tumble out of their nest. An owlet who had tipped out of a tree has been relocated with its mother, according to an article published by CTV Regina. A volunteer with Salthaven West created a new, […]
In the days following Premier Scott Moe’s pick-up truck being impounded, controversy has sparked on the internet over whether the premier deserves the amount of public scrutiny he’s receiving. Arguments are taking place on the internet; questioning Moe and the overarching problem of drunk driving […]
Regina Christian School students are creating t-shirts to support the Ukrainian army because they feel it is important to raise awareness about the Ukrainian crisis. News about the war in Ukraine that is unfolding as a result of a Russian invasion is visible across all social […]
By Stephen Lylyk, March 14, 2022 In 2021 Saskatchewan experienced a drought as a result of climate change-influenced events. “The 2021 heatwave that originated in BC was definitely exacerbated by climate change,” said Peter Prebble of the Saskatchewan Environmental Society.” “Saskatoon had 29 days during […]
Every February, Canadians celebrate Black History Month by honouring and highlighting the contributions of Black people to the nation’s history. People celebrate Black History Month with inserts of events such as visual exhibitions, school lectures and presentations across the countries. The MacKenzie Art Gallery celebrates […]
By Stephen Lylyk, Feb. 14. 2022 The Valentine’s Day Gourmet Takeout takes place at the Conexus Arts Center today. Attendees are welcome to celebrate the special day with a gourmet food menu. The takeout aspect of this event is a creative way for the Conexus […]
After the NFL playoffs this year featured a multitude of fantastic games, can the CFL adapt to stay afloat with viewership divided? According to TSN, 17.6 million Canadian televisions were tuned into the Super Bowl Sunday night. The Canadian Football League championship game, the Grey […]
Cold winter weather, pandemic concerns and the trucking convoy didn’t stop Regina residents from attending and enjoying Frost, the city’s first winter festival. “We all had so much fun at the Frost!” said Annabel Townsend, a Regina resident who attended the festival with her friends. […]
Jacey Henrikson, a first-year education student at the University of Regina, is convinced the school can do more to make students feel safe in the wake of the provincial government’s plan to change public health orders. […]
Black History Month celebrates Black people and their stories, both triumphant and traumatic, which led to the North America that exists today. For many, February marks an opportunity to remember and educate themselves on their community’s history. One aspect of Black History is the creation […]
