“I am a Muslim, ask me anything,” read a sign that many students passed while walking through Luther College last week. “We’ve done this a couple years in a row now during Islamic Heritage Month, which (happens) in Canada during October,” said Madeeh Rehman, Spokesperson […]
The ta-tawaw Student Centre is a safe space for all First Nations, Métis and Inuit students to study, converse and relax. This center gives Indigenous students opportunities to excel in university by having a comfortable and inclusive space. The ta-tawâw Center is located on the […]
“Sick” isn’t just his diagnosis — it’s stencilled on every piece of clothing Cody McKee makes. Diagnosed with Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) five years ago at 17, McKee is the founder of Sick Clothing, a brand that advocates for his illness and others who […]
New addiction and health legislation proposed by Saskatchewan’s government is drawing concern from healthcare professionals and community members about involuntary addiction treatment undermining trust, autonomy and harm reduction progress. Announced in the Government of Saskatchewan’s 2025 throne speech, The Compassionate Intervention Act permits individuals “whose […]
The Canadian government’s upcoming imposition of 25 per cent retaliation tariffs spikes concern among local canine and feline pet owners on accessibility to their pet’s food. Regina’s Pet Depot is a family-owned local pet store located in Normanview Crossing. They strive to provide pets with […]
Marked recapture reveals previously unknown fishing data in Saskatchewan Dr. Christopher Somers is a professor of Biology at the University of Regina and has been heading the marked recapture program for eight years now and has been making great advancements in understanding the fish populations […]
One of Canada’s Most Controversial Trials Returns to the Spotlight The University of Regina is set to host a historical event that will shed light on one of the most significant trials in Canadian history: the trial of Louis Riel. Mark Claxton will portray […]
Handful of rural Saskatchewan thoughts While trust in news media seems to be at an all-time low, rural Saskatchewan residents have differing opinions on how to improve the state of journalism and trust. “The state of journalism is poor,” said Mason Elford, a third year […]
Saskatchewan defenceman plays key role in team’s success General Manager Kevin Cheveldayoff says he believes there is more than just one thing helping the Winnipeg Jets success so far in the season. “It is really hard to pinpoint one thing that has helped […]
Meghan Reimer, a third year pre-pharmacy student, has opted to take the bus to avoid the costly parking tickets, extra expense of parking, and struggles with finding a spot at University of Regina. “I take the bus especially when it’s cold because I don’t want […]
Inspired by Valentine’s Day, the “Latinos en Regina” association is planning another event full of music and dance while providing support for emerging Latino musicians. “The idea for this event is, let’s say, based on Valentine’s Day… that’s why it’s called Happy Hearts,” said Ana […]
Small-town Saskatchewan product receives invitation to the CFL Invitational Combine Football has always been a central part of Rylan Sokul’s life. Now, the Wynyard, Sask., product and Regina Rams receiver is getting his chance to shine at the CFL Invitational Combine. “I was very […]
Art For Change 2025 aims to raise awareness for Women’s month Art For change (AFC), a youth-created event that aims to blend the lines between art and activism, is now going on its fourth-year providing young artists with a platform to perform and activists […]
A tradition in universities across Canada is a week-long break in the fall and winter semesters, known as “Reading Week.” These breaks are meant to assist students with their mental health and, in some cases, prevent tragedies. “From a Canadian perspective reading weeks are primarily […]
