Although Lumsden’s Happy Hollow Corn Maze itself is lively and full of life with children and parents running around, the stalks themselves are dull and limping. The drought that affected the Lumsden area, as well as the majority of Saskatchewan this summer affected Happy Hollow’s […]
Frank Kime sits on his couch, surrounded by plaques sent to him by various government agencies and one from Queen Elizabeth II. The plaques commemorate a significant achievement in his life – on Sept. 7, Kime turned 100. He attributes his fiery spirit to this […]
On Saturday night, one might not expect that approximately 80 people would gather at The Exchange to experience some of the heaviest music this city has to offer. That was the case when Stepping Stone, a local hardcore/punk band, headlined a show that drew attention […]
Coun. Terina Shaw will not face any sanctions to address “disruptive behaviour” following an ethics complaint submitted to the city’s integrity commissioner. While reading from a prepared statement, the Ward 7 councillor explained to city council Sept. 14 that she suffers from ADD and a […]
‘I will pretend that you are still here next to me’ The tragic loss of a 26-year-old Moose Jaw woman has left the community mourning and is drawing attention to the continuing danger of toxic drug supplies coursing through the province. “She was the most […]
Knowledge keeper Wayne Goodwill put over 50 hours into hand painting the Winter Count Robe that was presented to the University of Regina on Thursday. Goodwill, 81, who is from Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation, is one of the last known Winter Count Robe painters in […]
Zach Wozniak joined the sport of alpine skiing when he was 12. Now at 16, he is a part of the Regina Alpine Race Team (RART) and participates in slalom, giant slalom and super giant slalom races. Photo by Jessica Colby. Before seeing an alpine […]
Cameron Chomyn sits on the front steps of the Artesian in Regina, Sask. The Artesian is a place Chomyn is often found performing comedy or other theatrical shows. Photo by Mattea Columpsi. THE ROOMMATE THAT NEVER LEFT In order to have perfect 20/20 vision, […]
In the days following Premier Scott Moe’s pick-up truck being impounded, controversy has sparked on the internet over whether the premier deserves the amount of public scrutiny he’s receiving. Arguments are taking place on the internet; questioning Moe and the overarching problem of drunk driving […]
Regina Christian School students are creating t-shirts to support the Ukrainian army because they feel it is important to raise awareness about the Ukrainian crisis. News about the war in Ukraine that is unfolding as a result of a Russian invasion is visible across all social […]
By Stephen Lylyk, March 14, 2022 In 2021 Saskatchewan experienced a drought as a result of climate change-influenced events. “The 2021 heatwave that originated in BC was definitely exacerbated by climate change,” said Peter Prebble of the Saskatchewan Environmental Society.” “Saskatoon had 29 days during […]
Laura Psotka (far left) on the set of a local production. Photo provided by Laura Psotka. Jeremy Davis has spent over a year picking up film work locally. “I really liked storytelling,” said Davis, a camera operator and photographer in Regina. “Honestly, when I was […]
Two Regina tech students are concerned over the ethical implications of virtual life after death. When James Vlahos’ father was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, he wanted a way to immortalize his father’s quirky anecdotes and touching stories. Vlahos, a California local, created Dadbot, a […]
An Indigenous Harm Reduction colouring book has been put together by FNHA in British Columbia to call Regina residents’ attention to the topic. According to the YWCA’s Facebook page, a few of the themes include Indigenous harm reduction, safer substance use tips, land-based healing, […]
