Saskatchewan’s electric vehicle owners were surprised and disappointed on budget day when the government announced a new annual $150 tax on electric vehicles. “If I could sum it up in one word, it would be ‘short-sighted,” said Saskatoon resident Dalibor Slavik, one of the 403 […]
By: Kayla Guerrette This is the time of year when people go out and buy plastic containers and begin to grow box gardens on their porches and lawns. But for the past 21 years, Dean and Sylvia Kreutzer have been taking that idea much […]
The Twilite Drive-In in Wolseley is back for its 67th season. The theatre is scheduled to open April 22 with a free show of Sonic the Hedgehog. Following the free show, from April 23-25 the theatre is scheduled to show Godzilla vs. Kong. “The lineup […]
After a cancellation in 2020, The I Love Regina Run is back. The event is being hosted by the not-for-profit organization RunRegina in partnership with the City of Regina and the Mayor’s Office. The run is meant to encourage people to get active while also […]
In a time when travel is next to impossible, the Saskatchewan Science Centre has brought the world to Regina – through LEGO models of famous towers. The Towers of Tomorrow exhibit, opening at the Science Centre on April 2, features 20 towers from all over […]
A group of CFL aficionados had different opinions about the recent announcement of the possible merging with the XFL, with some sharply in favour of the idea. “It’s about time,” said the former radio play-by-play voice of the Saskatchewan Riders, Rod Pedersen, who […]
Every day, Regina’s homeless population relies on various organizations to serve them food, provide them shelter and medical services. Until the creation of the Regina Survival Guide and Map, the city’s most vulnerable people were left with very few tools to point them in the right direction for help. Now, a […]
If you like cuddling with a furry companion while enjoying a cup of coffee, the Excalipurr Cat Cafe will be hosting its first bake sale alongside A+ Animal Rescue — in hopes of raising funds to spay and neuter as many cats as possible this […]
Many individuals with a hearing disability develop the skill of reading lips as a visual cue, but mandatory masks have made it difficult for them during the COVID-19 pandemic. “I would encourage people when they are dealing with the public to put your hands over […]
A year into the COVID-19 pandemic, the Regina housing market is hot. “We are seeing multiple offers,” said Rhonda Garratt, a realtor with JC Realty Regina. “Many properties are being sold above their list price and sold very quickly. Our inventory is low so it […]
Regina residents were supposed to be treated to a new and unique type of theatrical performance on March 27, 2021. The Globe Theatre in Regina was set to present Through the Looking Glass to celebrate World Theatre Day which occurs every year on March 27, […]
Amanda Bruce and her three business partners are promoting local entrepreneurs and businesses through their gift-giving business Wheat Queens and Prairie Things. “I realized the importance of supporting local after taking a university class about globalization, it really opened my eyes,” said owner/operator Amanda Bruce. […]
Rebellion Brewing Company has launched a new, special edition beer in honour of International Women’s Day (March 8). Vanessa Owen is a brewmaster and brewery manager at Rebellion Brewing Company. She said the brewery does the beer every year and this year the beer is […]
With his late father’s encouragement, Julien Hamon-Fafard learned to layer strips of wood to build his first red cedar canoe when he was 18. But his second one he is building by himself. “The first canoe I built was actually my father’s idea,” Hamon-Fafard said. […]
