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 […]
Many incoming first-year and returning students at the University of Regina were given a notice in late July that they would not have a guaranteed placement in residence for the fall term of 2026. Due to a high increase of student enrolment, the university’s housing […]
Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The Odyssey. Obsession. These are just some of the movies that dominated the record-breaking domestic box office this summer– which brought in an all-time high of $4.76 billion. All in all, the summer of 2026 was a great year for the […]
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 […]
In September 2016 the Block the Bunker campaign in Seattle was the first to persuade American city officials to divest police funding and allocate more for community services.
An investigation launched by the FCC on Jan. 17, 2017 concluded that AT&T and Verizon were in violation of the Open Internet Order and the Telecommunications Act of 1996 for providing favourable pricing for their zero-rate service to their in-house content providers.
On February 23, 2017 the Chinese government released an updated version of the Regulations of Education of Persons with Disabilities that still leaves students with disabilities vulnerable to discrimination.
On March 9, 2017 a group of peasant farmers from Honduras launched a suit in US federal court against the World Bank (WB) Group’s International Finance Corporation (IFC). The suit alleges the IFC and WB are “knowingly profiting from the financing of murder.”
Journalism student Lea Majcen reminded Slovenians, and other democratic nations, of the importance of journalism by revealing an exceedingly unqualified government official.
In 2016, the E.B Campbell Hydroelectric Station’s 50-year operating license came up for renewal. The dam is located in eastern Saskatchewan, has been running since 1966 and is owned by SaskPower – a Crown corporation of the Government of Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan: a prairie province where they claim you can see your dog running away for days. At first glance, people may not think that there is much going on in this land full of farms, but they would be wrong.
Transport Canada has ordered Canadian Pacific Railways to correct safety violations involving the testing of brakes on some of its trains in western Canada.
Transport Canada has ordered Canadian Pacific Railways to correct safety violations involving the testing of brakes on some of its trains in western Canada.
Researchers at Bristol University and the Imperial College London have found an increase in antimicrobial resistance in cases where urinary tract infections (UTIs) in children are caused by E coli.
