32 researchers and students from the University of Regina are receiving federal funds through the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada. Over $4.4 Million is being allocated to studies at the U of R, most of which coming from the Discovery Grants Program that has recently announced $588 Million in funding across the country. […]
Regina’s Josh Miller has been representing Saskatchewan in the latest season of MasterChef Canada. His fans from back home have more to cheer about as of late after Miller made the top three following a “double knockout” on last week’s episode. Miller mentioned how proud he is to be the ‘Bearded Prairie Chef’ from Saskatchewan […]
Conexus Credit Union announced Monday morning that nine branches will be closing across Saskatchewan October 2nd. Branches being shut down are Chamberlain, Cupar, Drake, Middle Lake, Mossbank, Spy Hill, Young and Regina’s 5th Avenue and Wallace branches. In a news release, Conexus said on May 31st they began advising members in those locations of the […]
All Power has been restored.
SaskPower and the First Nations Power Authority have signed a 20 year, 20 megawatt solar power deal worth about $85-million. 10 megawatts will be generated at a shared site between the George Gordon and Star Blanket First Nations, while another 10 megawatts will be produced on the Cowessess First Nation. President and CEO of SaskPower […]
The family of Ken Lochhead has donated over $700,000 worth of his work to the University of Regina. The paintings will be put on display at the newly-renovated College Avenue Campus, where Lochhead spent the first part of his career. Lochhead’s wife Joanne said it was a way to enhance the experience of the Campus. […]
One of the most popular tourist attractions to visit in Regina is the large body of water in the middle of the city – Wascana Lake. It’s a hot spot during the summertime, and you may even come across some geese during your visit. It may be tempting to share a snack with birds at […]
The Saskatchewan All-Terrain Vehicle Association is celebrating ATV Safety Week. Having a safe and enjoyable ride is the focus for this year’s safety week by pointing out a few basic safety rules that everyone should follow, like wearing the right equipment. SATVA General Manager John Meed says current Saskatchewan law says you have to have […]
An investigation is underway after a small plane with three men on board crashed near the community of Irvine, Alberta which is 35 kilometers east of Medicine Hat near the Alberta/Saskatchewan border. The plane took off from the Medicine Hat airport Saturday night around 10:15 heading to Moose Jaw, but it never arrived. The plane […]
The Saskatchewan government is warning motorists to watch out for slow moving farm machinery during the spring seeding season. Add in the fact that construction season is picking up across the province, drivers will need to take extra caution while commuting or travelling over the next couple months. Provincial crops analyst Cory Jacob says it […]
