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 […]
Queer Fit Club is a much-needed safe haven for Regina’s 2SLGBTQIA+ community and their allies, providing free and inclusive workouts to everyone “We essentially are a pop-up movement-based group for queer people and allies, with obviously the focus being on building community and confidence,” […]
After a life-altering injury at 13, Justin Rayner learned that success is not about what you lose — it is about how you keep moving forward. When 13‑year‑old Justin Rayner lined up for a hockey game in Hodgeville in 2004, the night felt like any other on Saskatchewan […]
For 10 years, alcohol made Alice feel more comfortable in her skin. The recovered alcoholic, who asked not to be identified by her real name in accordance with most recovery programs, grew up with what she described as a normal life: good grades, stable job, […]
“No, we don’t sell nicotine pouches here,” said a North Regina confectionery clerk. If you persist by continuing to ask, especially for popular brands like Zyn, White Fox or Pablos, the clerk will bring you to a back room or display an array of nicotine […]
When she isn’t on a safari in the Serengetis, teaching typing in Nepal or adventuring across Antarctica, Gayle Jones finds herself back in her home town serving the Moose Jaw community.
From growing up with 12 siblings in a small community up in the mountains of Mexico, Roberto Lopez Lopez came to Canada and became a self-taught artist. “When I look at my art, it looks like my ancestors in Mexico, like Mayan and Aztec,” said […]
Following recent reports of Canada’s human trafficking epidemic, women at the University of Regina (U of R) are looking over their shoulders and staying indoors at night to avoid potential dangers. “I think they (women) just don’t feel like they’re able to protect themselves. They […]
The student mental health crisis has increased tenfold since the pandemic and Canadian universities aren’t adequately equipped to accommodate, judging by the full waitlist at the University of Regina (U of R) Student Wellness Centre. “The COVID-19 pandemic shifted a lot of people’s perception on […]
