Local Saskatchewan Dance choreographer and teacher Ruby Eger is ecstatic after winning the best performance award at this year’s innovative dance film showcase held in Vancouver. On September 6th the innovative dance film festival, which is an international dance film showcase in its 7th […]
Many incoming first-year and returning students at the University of Regina were given a notice in late July that they would not have a guaranteed placement in residence for the fall term of 2026. Due to a high increase of student enrolment, the university’s housing […]
Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The Odyssey. Obsession. These are just some of the movies that dominated the record-breaking domestic box office this summer– which brought in an all-time high of $4.76 billion. All in all, the summer of 2026 was a great year for the […]
Regina resident Daniel Johnson started seeing Big Burger Days posters on the walls of restaurants around the city over the weekend. As an active member of the community with a love for food, he was excited by what he saw. “This has got me going […]
Despite the addictive and financial harms of gambling that many experience and witness, young people still travel to the nearest Saskatchewan casino to hit the slots as soon as they turn 19-years-old. Some are even too eager for the wait. “After my eighteenth birthday, I […]
Concussion issues force Regina athlete Adam Williams to quit playing college lacrosse Regina’s Adam Williams received a scholarship to play college lacrosse in the United States at Missouri Valley College, located in Marshall, Mo. but his tenure was cut short due to concussions. “It was […]
A surprising 50 per cent tariff on steel and aluminum imports has sparked concern among Saskatchewan workers and industry leaders. Paul Chevrier, president of United Steelworkers Local 5917, warns the tariffs could significantly affect the province’s steel production, manufacturing and jobs. “We represent just under […]
Saskatchewan students like Memphis Hartman, an 18-year-old Arts student at the U of R, face significant challenges in both finding and maintaining part-time and full-time employment amid the countries current economic uncertainty. “Trying to find a part-time job is like a job in itself,” said […]
Aaron Birch, a co-owner of a cattle ranch near Chaplin, says he doesn’t believe the U.S. will follow through on its threat of trade tariffs “because it will hurt trade so much between the two countries.” “I think it’s more of a political tactic for […]
Tayef Ahmad: “ We do not have a requirement to meet.” Despite the University of Regina having a journalism school, the student-run Carillon newspaper has no J-school students on its staff. In an email replying to questions about the newspaper’s staffing, Tayef Ahmad, the […]
Shahd Saeed, a computer science major with a minor in creative technologies, was shaped by her family’s scientific background. However, she perceives the strong gender gap in her and all science fields. The president of the Computer Science Students Society says she always felt confident […]
For Daniel Bamidele, a 22-year-old business student in his second year from the University of Regina, studying in Canada has always been a dream. But that dream comes with a hefty price tag. While domestic students at his university pay approximately CAD$ 11,225.55 per year […]
The Canadian government’s upcoming imposition of 25 per cent retaliation tariffs spikes concern among local canine and feline pet owners on accessibility to their pet’s food. Regina’s Pet Depot is a family-owned local pet store located in Normanview Crossing. They strive to provide pets with […]
Marked recapture reveals previously unknown fishing data in Saskatchewan Dr. Christopher Somers is a professor of Biology at the University of Regina and has been heading the marked recapture program for eight years now and has been making great advancements in understanding the fish populations […]
