The idea that art holds power to not only shake audiences, but enact change, is a belief that has guided curator Felicia Gay throughout much of her work. "People will listen to art more than they'll listen to us," said Gay. "Even if they don't want to see or heart it, through visual art, it can plant a s...

Every Saturday, the Matriarch's Collective spends the full day preparing meals for hungry individuals and families around Regina. Sometimes two or three different kitchens, located in community churches or the Regina Food Bank, are simultaneously at work preparing food. After the hours of preparing food, for well over ...

A new scholarship, funded by a former student of Joanne Goodpipe, is ensuring the immeasurable influence she had on her students won't be forgotten. The First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv) has announced the Joanne Goodpipe Legacy Scholarship, named after the former FNUniv Assistant Professor in Indigenous Busin...

Indigenous youth from around Canada travelled to Regina last week to participate in the RCMP Youth Leadership Workshop. The unique program pairs one Indigenous youth with a RCMP officer from their home community. Together, over the course of a week, they attend workshops at the RCMP training academy in Regina to learn ...

The US-Iran war has sent shockwaves through global energy markets, the consequences of which are being realized in northern Saskatchewan. According to Jordan McPhail, NDP MLA for Cumberland, and Shadow Minister for Ethics & Democracy, Northern Affairs, Forestry, and SaskTel, gas prices in Saskatchewan's far norther...