Tonight in Regina, the annual QCPride Awards Gala is set to take place at the Hotel Saskatchewan, celebrating the achievements, resilience, and diversity of Regina’s gender and sexually diverse community. With the rights of those who are members of the 2SLGBTQIAP+ Community coming under attack globally- allyship and community support are more important than ever. […]
Mother nature is stoking the fire under Saskatchewan as a swath of hot, humid air hangs over a third of the province, prompting Environment Canada to issue an extreme temperature warning for a third of the province. Jesse Wagar with Environment Canada says the Mercury will remain at the top of the thermostat for a […]
For the last 32 years Regina’s picturesque and unique Cathedral neighborhood as been home to a thriving artistic festival. The Cathedral Village Arts Festival (CVAF ) is a yearly highlight of Regina’s Spring calendar. With events happening across multiple venues, there is no shortage of places to visit, arts and crafts to purchase, or performances […]
A second person has been charged in connection with Regina’s third murder case. The victim, identified as “Summer,” was discovered deceased at the Glenn Elm trailer court over the weekend. Initially, a 29-year-old individual was charged in relation to the incident. However, new information reveals that a 31-year-old individual named Vanessa Lynn Okemaysim is now […]
WestJet and its pilots union say they have reached a last-minute deal, averting a strike ahead of the May long weekend. A statement from the Air Line Pilots Association says union leaders voted to approve an agreement-in-principle, with a membership vote to begin in the coming days. The airline had grounded the bulk of its fleet […]
Starting from May 23rd, provincial regulations regarding alcohol consumption are set to undergo a significant change. This shift will delegate more decision-making power to municipalities regarding the regulations surrounding public drinking. Municipalities will now have the option to permit individuals of legal drinking age to consume alcohol in public spaces. This raises the question: will […]
In response to a garage fire on the 2600 Block of Garnet St., emergency crews sprang into action shortly before 2:30 this morning. Crews were able to bring the blaze under control quickly. Regrettably, the fire inflicted substantial damage upon the adjacent garages. Thankfully, there were no injuries reported. A thorough investigation into the fire’s […]
Talks between WestJet and the pilots’ union continue amid the countdown toward a Friday strike deadline, with the airline saying it has started to cancel flights ahead of the anticipated work stoppage. Some 1,800 pilots at the carrier and its Swoop subsidiary are poised to walk off the job as of 3 a.m. eastern daylight […]
A wildfire near the northern Saskatchewan community of Buffalo Narrows has forced the village to issue a state of emergency. Mayor Sandy Ericson said Monday that many residents evacuated the community because the smoke is affecting their health. She said the loss of electricity has also made it difficult for people trying to stay cool. […]
In 1599 a theater opened in London England. That theatre was known as the Globe. and remained the crown Jewel of European arts and culture – seeing the premier of plays by a at that point little know but now legendary playwright known as William Shakespeare. Fast forward 424 years and travel 6,663 kilometers and […]
