The Manitou Beach drive-in, a community staple, most likely won’t be running this summer. Every summer for the last 65 years, the line for the drive-in begins two hours before the film even begins, with cars lined all the way to the highway. As the […]
Three potential election candidates claim unfair electoral practices are keeping them from making much needed changes to the University of Regina Students’ Union. Former candidate for Vice President of Student Affairs, Josiah Dondo felt as though he needed to withdraw due to alarming issues amongst […]
Dave Oryschak says that in eight years of go-karting at South Sask. Kart Club, he has never seen anyone seriously injured. “I’d say if you looked at the statistics injury-wise, I would be very safe to say it’s much safer than even hockey or soccer, […]
A university professors dire predictions for the faculty of Arts are not a certainty, according to the dean. Due to financial difficulties, a three-year plan of cuts has been made, which is based on enrolment targets. If those targets are not met, cuts could be […]
At the historic Darke Hall in Regina, members of Flash Back brought their alternative attire and heavy music to the main stage as they received their second Saskatchewan Music Award. “We were all trying to keep straight faces and trying to keep the aesthetic, but […]
When he’s at home, the crack of slapshots and the swoosh of skates remind Mark Kress of his community’s hard work. Kress is the Special Park Project Coordinator for the Lakeview Community Association, who recently upgraded their community rink. He also happens to live […]
Jill Corrin is shocked by today’s prices at Save-On-Foods. (Amir Said) Students in Regina aren’t sure whether they’re saving on foods at the grocery store these days. Jill Corrin, a third-year French Education student at the University of Regina, is one of many students alarmed […]
Sharing her knowledge of Saulteaux language was a challenge Natalie Langan knew she had to face. Now she’s being acknowledged as an official language keeper. Langan is a learner, teacher and keeper of Saulteaux. She shares her knowledge not only in classrooms but globally on […]
Despite Planned Parenthood Regina’s reopening, experts say women’s healthcare in Saskatchewan is moving backwards. Although the re-opening is a relief to many, local advocates argue the clinic should not have closed in the first place. Minorities in particular need spaces like Planned Parenthood, said Natasha […]
Julia Campbell thought her chances of seeing Taylor Swift on her upcoming tour were slim to none after experiencing an overwhelming Ticketmaster presale brimmed with crashes and delays on Nov. 15. A new ticket-buying opportunity from the ticket-selling giant has given the Ottawa-based fan some […]
Cracking layers of paint, cold, concrete floors and creaking kennel gates are nearly a thing of the past for animals in the care of the Regina Humane Society (RHS). This year in 2023, the RHS will be moving into its new home at the Animal […]
Regina resident Angela Eddy is extra cautious of the respiratory illnesses still circulating in the province, especially for people her age. Eddy is 69 and has noticed many friends and family members getting ill. “My friend, Gwen, thought she was dying and her daughter did […]
In 2021, the community of Muscowpetung decided it was time to start one of the most anticipated projects the community has seen thus far: a permanent space for powwows, ceremonies and learning. Myke Agecoutay, business development officer of Muscowpetung First Nation, works on community development […]
In partnership with dancer/choreographer Kathryn Ricketts, the Youth Ballet of Saskatchewan Company dancers are putting on shows Dec. 7 – 9, which will incorporate human relationships to the earth, nature and belonging. The show at The Docks at the Local Market consists of three dances, […]
