A group of enthusiastic girls from grades five to seven filled the auditorium with excitement and curiosity as they attended the STEM Girls Drive event at Seven Stones Community School in February. The event aimed at inspiring young girls to pursue careers in science, technology, […]
The Craven Volunteer Fire Department received a donation of handmade teddy bears from the SaskTel Pioneers to bring comfort to the community’s youngest members during emergencies. Linsay Kozak is the emergency response coordinator for the village as well as a dedicated firefighter. “It’s not always […]
Craven business thrives despite changing agriculture landscape Frontier Gardens, a family-run business with roots stretching back to the late 19th century, continue to thrive as they near a centennial in commercial gardening. Bettylou Anticknap, whose late husband Lloyd Sr. started the business, recalls the […]
At Over the Hill Orchards and Winery overlooking the Qu’appelle Valley, Dean Kreutzer steps inside an inconspicuous machine shop. He points out the three small trees awash in purple light. “This is my attempt at a plumcot, that’s a cross between a plum and an […]
A place where neighbours feel like family, wildlife roams freely and a deep sense of community that binds residents together. With a population of 266 people, Craven is a hidden gem in Saskatchewan, known for its peaceful atmosphere and close-knit residents. Living in a […]
When Rick Taylor cleared brush at Craven’s Forest Lawn Cemetery, he stumbled across a few rotted sticks and scattered stone remnants of grave markers long lost to time. “I know from years and years ago there used to be graves in here, and now nothing […]
“It’s a little bit tricky as an international student,” said Nazeemah Noorally. Nazeemah Noorally, a third-year international student in business administration, finds comfort during Ramadan, a religious fasting period, through events organized by the University of Regina’s Muslim Student association (URMSA). “Back home, Ramadan […]
Some people in Regina are worried for the future because of U.S. President Donald Trump’s unpredictable actions. “I have no hope for my future with Trump because I know we don’t even live in the U.S.,” said Makenzie Lutes, who works in retail. “But the […]
Biology student Michela Sisti says Saskatchewan is the only province in Canada without a wetlands protection policy. “We currently have a drainage policy in place, but we don’t have any legislation that cements the protection of wetlands,” Sisti said in an interview. The threat posed […]
Summer Boosts Regina’s Economy with Student Labour During the summer months, Regina, Sask., experiences a notable economic boom, mostly driven by the active participation of students in the labor market. These temporary jobs not only benefit young people by providing them with experience and […]
The Helpful Hippy is expanding its yoga and meditation program for children in Weyburn. Led by Sunny Miller, 36, the program guides participants in breathing and movement exercises with a focus on respect, choice and engagement. “I want the community link … where everybody can […]
The Pit’s renovations cause noise and closures for several more months The University of Regina’s blueprint plan shows what the future AdHum Pit will look like amidst the noisy disruptions of renovations frustrating students and faculty. The upgrade aims to enhance the learning space […]
USask’s College of Medicine Regina Campus provides a unique learning environment. It may not be a well-known fact but there is a medical school in Regina. Based primarily out of the Regina General Hospital, the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Medicine would have 40 […]
Hopes to ensure compliance with service agreement Heading into the Women’s Centre AGM with an uncertain funding future, executive director Jill Arnott hopes to ensure the organization meets requirements for money held in trust by the University of Regina Students’ Union (URSU). “The AGM will […]
