Ever wondered why you should watch a bunch of cars going in circles at an average speed of 200-220 km/hr? Well, first of all, they do not go around circles, the tracks are critically crafted, with every turn testing the drivers’ talents. Second of all, […]
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 […]
History was rewritten yesterday when Morocco was awarded the Africa Cup of Nations title, a ruling which overturned Senegal’s chaotic victory in January. The new verdict has awarded Morocco its first African title since 1976, while denying Senegal the chance to win its second […]
Anime – which adapts Asian drawings for movies and televisions shows – gets criticized for being too “sexual, or only about fighting” or even being labelled as just for “kids.” However, what people often misunderstand is anime’s depth. Most anime deals with themes of war, […]
Canadian parents hear it constantly: “Why do we need to learn this? I’m never going to need this.” Whether the homework is geometry, writing essays, or trying to determine the periodic table, their whine is pitiful, but it raises a good point. Why are kids […]
A man from Kladno, Czechoslovakia, has quickly become the most hated hockey player in Canada. The man is Radko Gudas, the rugged captain of the NHL’s Anaheim Ducks, who sidelined Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews for the remainder of the regular season with a […]
Saskatchewan senior hockey grows as the internet evolves. Saskatchewan senior hockey is the envy of Canadian hockey culture. Across 14 senior men’s leagues and one senior female league, small town passion and pride is kept alive through hockey teams. While senior hockey […]
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 […]
Fewer people are taking traditional piano lessons due to increased tuition, book and instrument costs, competing extra-curricular activities and competing fast paced digital learning tools. Additionally, the cultural role of the piano has shifted where individuals are opting to learn other instruments rather than the […]
After years spent flying over the Canadian wilderness, sailing the Gulf of Mexico and braving the Russian tundra, Herb Braybrook has landed on his family farm near Virden Man. Like many multi-generational farm yards, the only structure left standing is a tin grain bin. It […]
At the University of Saskatchewan, students over the age of 55 can partake in a program called Saskatchewan Senior Continued Learning, also known as the SSCL. The program provides a space for seniors to learn, stay up to date, and connect with one another. “Over […]
From the heart of Regina to international exhibitions, Slate Fine Art Gallery promotes local talent in the contemporary art world. Since opening in 2013, the commercial gallery in Regina’s Cathedral neighbourhood has offered more than white walls and exhibition space. For owner Gina Fafard, maintaining […]
