We are strangely selective about what counts as a sport. Put a gymnast on a floor and the public immediately recognizes discipline, danger and elite performance. Put an aerialist in the air, whether on straps, hoop or flying pole, and many will not hesitate to […]
In February of this year, Regina and the RM of Sherwood first started talking about bringing an AI data centre into town. At a glance, it seems rather innocent- just a building full of humming circuits churning through ones and zeroes. But, are we comfortable […]
Inspired by Valentine’s Day, the “Latinos en Regina” association is planning another event full of music and dance while providing support for emerging Latino musicians. “The idea for this event is, let’s say, based on Valentine’s Day… that’s why it’s called Happy Hearts,” said Ana […]
Small-town Saskatchewan product receives invitation to the CFL Invitational Combine Football has always been a central part of Rylan Sokul’s life. Now, the Wynyard, Sask., product and Regina Rams receiver is getting his chance to shine at the CFL Invitational Combine. “I was very […]
Art For Change 2025 aims to raise awareness for Women’s month Art For change (AFC), a youth-created event that aims to blend the lines between art and activism, is now going on its fourth-year providing young artists with a platform to perform and activists […]
A tradition in universities across Canada is a week-long break in the fall and winter semesters, known as “Reading Week.” These breaks are meant to assist students with their mental health and, in some cases, prevent tragedies. “From a Canadian perspective reading weeks are primarily […]
A ‘90s-inspired alternative band from Saskatoon is trying to produce an album to get more music out, grow its fanbase and go on national tours. “Blind Commentary” has one EP which was produced on June 30, 2024 called “Eyes Open and Staring.” “This EP has […]
The University Career Fair and how it connects or fails to connect students to future employers The University of Regina’s annual spring Career Fair left some students with mixed reactions ranging from positive to strong feelings on what can be improved. For Teniola Omotayo, […]
Jana Armitage, a travel nurse from New Brunswick working in Regina, admits air travel makes her nervous even though she understands the statistical safety of flying. “It does scare me; however, I know the stats say it’s safer to fly than drive,” Armitage said. “I […]
After President Donald Trump announced massive tariffs on Canadian goods, Canadian grocers have began to emphasize importance of Canadian products After President Trump announced tariffs on Feb 1, some Canadian store managers, such as Jory Dyck, the assistant grocery manager at the Sherwood Co-op Food […]
As Valentines Day approaches, we can see that love is all around us and there are many ways to express it. Empty nesters Michelle and Kevin Easton of Regina have been married for 26 years and still make time for each other, which is the […]
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 […]
