From international travel vloggers to Regina residents, many people have a problem with Saskatchewan. “It’s too flat, there’s nothing to do, ” are common complaints made by people who would rather be somewhere else. Perhaps the grass is greener on the other side of […]
After years spent flying over the Canadian wilderness, sailing the Gulf of Mexico and braving the Russian tundra, Herb Braybrook has landed on his family farm near Virden Man. Like many multi-generational farm yards, the only structure left standing is a tin grain bin. It […]
Car horns, cow bells and classic rock music cut through the wind and snow on the corner of Albert Street and Victoria Avenue in Regina. Three people wave signs, pointing to a chain link fence adorned with messages that read “Climate engineering is agro-terrorism” and […]
At Over the Hill Orchards and Winery overlooking the Qu’appelle Valley, Dean Kreutzer steps inside an inconspicuous machine shop. He points out the three small trees awash in purple light. “This is my attempt at a plumcot, that’s a cross between a plum and an […]
Biology student Michela Sisti says Saskatchewan is the only province in Canada without a wetlands protection policy. “We currently have a drainage policy in place, but we don’t have any legislation that cements the protection of wetlands,” Sisti said in an interview. The threat posed […]
Aaron Birch, a co-owner of a cattle ranch near Chaplin, says he doesn’t believe the U.S. will follow through on its threat of trade tariffs “because it will hurt trade so much between the two countries.” “I think it’s more of a political tactic for […]
A University of Regina Students’ Union spokesperson claims his organization has been dealing with harassment since announcing it would review funding for the on-campus Women’s Centre. The funding decision remains in limbo. “We have received racist and aggressive emails and comments after the Women’s Centre […]
