After many years of use, the neglected grain elevator is slated for demolition in the coming months- changing the look of Front Street and the town of Wolseley forever. “We’ve sort of accepted that this is the natural progress, or anti-progress, that we were always […]
When Andrew Tait bought his property in Wolseley, he never planned to turn his land into a dog park. He just wanted to make sure his mixed-breed dog, Charlie, was abiding by the town’s bylaws. The town’s animal control bylaw bans dogs from roaming off […]
Located in Southern Saskatchewan, Wolseley is a close-knit community of 852 residents and home to the Swinging Bridge, an attraction that brings tourists from near and far. Used by numerous tourists and locals on a daily basis as a walking path or shortcut across […]
Local Saskatchewan Dance choreographer and teacher Ruby Eger is ecstatic after winning the best performance award at this year’s innovative dance film showcase held in Vancouver. On September 6th the innovative dance film festival, which is an international dance film showcase in its 7th […]
Regina resident Daniel Johnson started seeing Big Burger Days posters on the walls of restaurants around the city over the weekend. As an active member of the community with a love for food, he was excited by what he saw. “This has got me going […]
After nearly four decades on stage, Regina artist Melanie Hankewich, who performs as Belle Plaine, plays her first arena gig with Canadian country legend Terri Clark. “I can’t parse out what part of me is nervous for the show, and what part of me […]
Matt and son Christian Webber were first-time vendors at the Regina Sportsworld Collectibles show, where their stands were filled with cards featuring hockey cards, vintage Pokemon cards, and their all-time favourite baseball player: “Shohei Ohtani,” said Matthew, referring to the All-Star Los Angeles Dodgers […]
Members of the beloved Queen City Pickleball Hub (QCPH) eagerly wait for its reopening in the Regina Community as it is said to be the fastest growing sport internationally. The QCPH has moved from its previous home of five years at the REAL District […]
Andrea and Andrew Macleod have been running the Queen City Marathon for the last 10 years, bringing their two children along with them, eight year-old daughter Freya, and 12 year-old son Natsu. “When we moved back to Regina back in 2015, I think the […]
Sanctuary Games, a new Regina store, is attracting hobbyists and gamers by offering everything from anime figures, DIY kits to D&D games. “I can spend that whole day here, looking at all the exciting things. A woman visiting the store with her daughter says, “It’s […]
University is hard as a newcomer, but even harder for students with celiac disease. Throw in a strict diet, extra expenses, sickness, isolation, cross-contamination, on top of learning to live on your own or with roommates, making new friends, keeping up with classes, and you […]
Some University of Regina students are upset that they must submit an opt-out application to avoid a $90 fee for the U-PASS bus pass. “It was inconvenient,” said Jude Achtymichuk, a fourth-year education student who opted out of U-PASS. “It felt like it was just […]
The hunger crisis no one can ignore
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, […]
