On Feb. 22, 2026, chaos broke out after cartel leader and drug lord Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, also known as “El Mencho,” was killed during a military operation. University of Regina students Georgia Nikiforou and Kaitlyn Peachey flew from Regina, Sask., to Puerto Vallarta, to […]
Missing a bus in Regina does not mean waiting just a few minutes, it means losing an hour or sometimes an important meeting. It can be totally disruptive. This is what many students, shift workers, and low-income residents face when dealing with City of Regina […]
Nelson Mandela alongside Bashar Moolla’s grand uncle; Moosa Moolla Family Connections With Apartheid Fighter Nelson Mandela Influences Bashar’s Advocacy Work Growing up in a family who was involved in struggles against apartheid alongside Nelson Mandela, Regina-born Bashar Moolla has been dedicated to advocacy and […]
As the protests continue in Iran, many across the world are concerned for their loved ones in the country. However, the Iranian government’s crackdown on internet and telecommunications have left many in the dark about their families fate. Radvin Hesami, an Iranian who came to […]
For the first time in several years, droves of new fans are attending games, and the catalyst is an original Canadian show called ‘Heated Rivalry’. Professional hockey, not just the National Hockey League, is experiencing a boom in ticket sales. Attendance and viewership are up. […]
Pro-Palestine activist Tiro Mthembu claims Iddo Moed’s recent visit to Saskatchewan continues a long genocidal history in the Prairies. “We should all be appalled that our government would shake hands with a government committing genocide…” Moed, Israel’s ambassador to Canada, visited Saskatchewan a month after […]
The Saskatchewan Liberal Party is proposing a name change in hopes of re-attracting their centrist voter base. The suggestion for the name change came from a party member, and it is to be presented and voted on at the party’s annual general meeting scheduled for […]
The Saskatchewan Teacher’s Federation (STF) hopes that the Government of Saskatchewan can provide more public education funding after the province predicted a $1.1 billion surplus for 2022-23 in a recent mid-year financial report. “Additional investments in education are always welcomed and it has to be […]
Ian Wourms does not agree with the federal government’s approach. “There’s a lot of misconceptions to the general public that is being misconstrued,” said Wourms. He thinks that the wrong direction has been taken with this plan. He also thinks many misconceptions have been made […]
Maxime Bernier, leader of the People’s Party of Canada (PPC), is raving about Saskatchewan’s decision to remove a “euthanasia” option from its 811 hotline. In an email statement to INK from the PPC’s media team on Bernier’s behalf, he said: “I’m afraid that with all […]
