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 […]
Craven is one of the oldest communities in Saskatchewan, starting out as “The Crossing” and “The Bridge” in 1883. In fact, when it began it wouldn’t have been in Saskatchewan at all, as Saskatchewan became a province in 1905. Rick Taylor, one of Craven’s councillors […]
Craven, mainly being known for hosting Country Thunder, is also a small village of around 250 residents with multiple businesses and a tight-knit community. “If people say Craven, people immediately think of the country music festival and probably not so much a little village,” said […]
“My yoga experience with Marianne has been wonderful, and I’ve been doing it since November of last year,” said Lynn Hart, a senior who has lived outside of Craven for over 40 years. “I actually started it for more strength and my mental health because […]
Saint Nicholas Anglican Church built in 1900 by Mark Catley, nestled in rolling hills of the Qu’Appelle Valley, approximately 10 kilometers northeast of the Village of Craven. “It is never locked,” said Rick Taylor, who has lived in Craven for 40 years. Although the Catley […]
The small dam northeast of Craven hides many secrets attached to famous Saskatchewan history. The Craven Dam has been a staple of the Saskatchewan village for many years. Before the dam was built to regulate the water levels of the Qu’Appelle River, the location played […]
Country Thunder kicks off July 10th in Craven, blending country and rock genres. Every July, Craven, grows in numbers for a few days and nights as the area becomes a hot bed for country music and its fans. Considered as the largest country […]
Village of Craven dealing with water line breaks at system capacity Waterworks infrastructure issues in the Village of Craven have been at the forefront of residents’ minds for the past several years, as boil water advisories continue to crop up. The boil water advisories come […]
Two Green Thumbs are looking forward to the new season of their store and hope to open in the coming weeks. With the snow melting away, Craven greenhouse workers Carol Nye and Wendy Kuntz look forward to an other successful season at Wolf’s Garden Centre. […]
Short drives foster stronger community connections Jocelyn Taylor, a 20-year-old student in the village of Craven, said her experiences are both rewarding and challenging as a regular commuter attending the University of Regina. Craven is only 37 kilometres northwest of Regina. “It is worth it […]
Artist Karen Klevgaard has increased exposure for small town artists and expanded art culture in her community by creating The Little Art Gallery. Located in the back of Studio 20 Hair Design in Craven, the gallery is an opportunity for local artists to showcase their […]
