A heart-warming organization going strong for 25 years. When the temperatures drop, most Regina citizens are used to having a sturdy set of walls and roof to take shelter in. For those who may not have that same fortune, protection sometimes comes in the form […]
While Marcel Petit is best known as a Canadian photographer and filmmaker, he also works at a youth centre in Saskatoon and is a community activist — although he’s reluctant to use that term. “I hate the word activist because it makes it sound like […]
Despite the disappointing Blue Jays loss in the World Series preventing fans from flooding into Albert Street to celebrate, Saskatchewan fans still had the CFL playoffs to look forward to. The Roughriders won 12 of their 18 games, achieving the best record in […]
Over the past few years, Regina has seen many different breweries open. At a glance, Copperhead Brewing is just one more name in the growing industry. Oddly enough, Jeremy Brehms began leasing the building that would become Copperhead Brewing without any industry experience whatsoever. “I […]
By Lucas Horsman With Canadian Western Agribition (CWA) about to kick off, Regina prepares for what may be one of the most successful exhibition years in recent memory. “We are very optimistic about this year’s show,” said CWA President Michael Latimer. “We expect to hit […]
Many of us would rather stay home and play video games than have to go to school or work. A new course at the University of Regina allows students to play video games as their homework, then discuss them in class. “We’ve been talking about […]
Jane Doe was stalked by a classmate at the University of Regina who had also done it to a fellow student as well. The stalking experience lead her to the the university’s Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Coordinator Miranda Tarnes. “I have had issues […]
For Regina Rams receiver Nicholas Sirleaf, it was bittersweet watching the Vanier Cup in his team’s home stadium. “It definitely doesn’t rub me the right way to know that we could’ve been playing in that game,” said Sirleaf. Sirleaf could only sit and watch as […]
Karol Bernal, a third-year sociology student at the University of Regina, has seen first-hand how financial stress can affect students. She believes the university’s new split-payment plan will give “more space and time” to students. “People receive grants or loans and it doesn’t cover up […]
For Mariel Mallari, a second-year student living off-campus, her commute is spent circling campus in hopes of finding parking. Thirty-two parking stalls designated for M-permit holders were lost as a result of a change made by the University of Regina in May, switching Lot 6 […]
