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, […]
University of Regina student Kane Nguyen is one of the first newcomers to join UR Fit Squad, an on-campus organization that seeks to help new students and gym-goers with resources and training. “I’ve been physically weak all my life,” said Nguyen. “I’d get sick a […]
Planned Parenthood Regina was forced to close its doors in April, leaving patients and staff in shambles going months without access to the clinic. “We were leaving a gap, and we know that,” said executive director Risa Payant. “Especially for folks who don’t have a […]
The Argonauts were not the only Toronto competitors to be crowned champion in Regina this weekend. Toronto native Michael “Riddles” Kim won $15,000 at the Path to Glory esports tournament on Saturday. The $50,000 prize pool was the largest in Canadian Super Smash Bros. Ultimate […]
Taylor Swift fans wonder why messages saying they would be prioritized in ticket-buying lines gave them “sweet nothing” when trying to buy tickets for Swift’s in-demand “The Eras Tour.” The tour is making headlines for causing crashes and delays in Ticketmaster’s verified fan presale system […]
The windows of a tall brick building on the corner of Main Street catch the eye. One window bares a sign that reads, “Cosmos Astrum Radio”, the other, a small pointy-eared dog sits underneath “The Mudutu Effect”. The building is home to The Mudutu Effect, a […]
After holding a virtual program in 2020 due to COVID 19, the Indigenous Communication Arts Summer Institute returns to in-person classes this year. The program serves as a way one student connects to a lost loved one. “I was laid off due to the pandemic […]
