“I am a Muslim, ask me anything,” read a sign that many students passed while walking through Luther College last week. “We’ve done this a couple years in a row now during Islamic Heritage Month, which (happens) in Canada during October,” said Madeeh Rehman, Spokesperson […]
The ta-tawaw Student Centre is a safe space for all First Nations, Métis and Inuit students to study, converse and relax. This center gives Indigenous students opportunities to excel in university by having a comfortable and inclusive space. The ta-tawâw Center is located on the […]
“Sick” isn’t just his diagnosis — it’s stencilled on every piece of clothing Cody McKee makes. Diagnosed with Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) five years ago at 17, McKee is the founder of Sick Clothing, a brand that advocates for his illness and others who […]
New addiction and health legislation proposed by Saskatchewan’s government is drawing concern from healthcare professionals and community members about involuntary addiction treatment undermining trust, autonomy and harm reduction progress. Announced in the Government of Saskatchewan’s 2025 throne speech, The Compassionate Intervention Act permits individuals “whose […]
FORT QU’APPELLE, Sask. — For the last 39 years, Fort Qu’Appelle has welcomed the masses to the Treaty Four Gathering. The event, a celebration of Indigenous culture that draws approximately 20,000 First Nations and non-First Nations attendees, according to the Office of the Treaty Commissioner. […]
Trained in the art of pottery among a few other art forms, Connie Chaplin started up her business in honour of her former mentor. Chaplin’s journey In her youth years, Chaplin had been learning how to do pottery ever since she was in high school. […]
Fort Qu’appelle residents who fall ill or suffer injuries that don’t require an emergency room visit now have a new primary care centre they can go to for treatment. “It is an exciting milestone for the organization, the complete construction and operation of a new […]
At the University of Regina, some Arts students feel undervalued in comparison to those in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, better known as STEM. “I feel like there’s a lot more appreciation for STEM in society in general,” said Carmen Jerry, a fourth-year student […]
Winning has become commonplace among Regina’s high-profile football teams as the junior Regina Thunder, University of Regina Rams, and the CFL’s Saskatchewan Roughriders are all atop their league standings. The progression begins at Junior, cultivated by the leadership qualities during their time on the Thunder. […]
Bardia Eisazadeh is an international accounting student whose family paid $9,208.45 Cdn for the fall semester tuition at the University of Regina, almost three times domestic tuition. “Tuition is always in international students’ minds,” said Eisazadeh. “I know it’s gonna be hard for [my family].” […]
Criminologist and University of Regina professor Dr. Lorna Ferguson hopes her new book “Missing Persons: Beyond Serial Killers and Unexplained Disappearances” will break untrue stereotypes about missing persons reports. “We forget to include different voices and different representations when we talk about missing persons,” said […]
Beverly Crossman, one of the founding members of The Lazy Owl who lobbied for a bar to be on campus in the late 1970s, was saddened to hear of its closing. “I think it’s a terrible thing to go,” said Crossman, a past president and […]
The ongoing battle between YouTube and adblockers has resulted in the biggest drop in viewership that the platform has seen. Everything was relatively normal on YouTube until Aug. 11, when channels across the platform began noticing a drastic drop in the views their videos were […]
Regina’s newest acting studio was created by actor and coach Style Dayne alongside actor Laura Abramsen, called Bar S Studios, after finding a need for acting opportunities in Saskatchewan. “I created Bar S Studios because I saw a gap in Saskatchewan,” said Dayne “There is […]
