Month: May 2018

By Annette M. Ermine Working with Indigenous students left an impression on André Magnan that remains even today.  Magnan is a Sociology […]

By Cole Cappo Shortstop Amanda Missens has been throwing the ball steadily with teammates since the snow melted because she has her […]

By Jaycene Lathlin When Jamin Mike listened to Jeanelle Mande’s stories about journalism, when they were both working at their local community […]

By Lucy Musqua   When File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council (FHQTC) Chairman Edmund Bellegarde first got into politics, he never envisioned an […]

By Lynea George It’s been 20 years since staff and students walked the halls of Canada’s last residential school and it was […]

By Jessie Donaldson New Canadian Jaspalsingh Virdi hopes to strengthen cross-cultural bonds by seeking understanding of his Sikh culture and learning about […]

By Megan Currie Elder Harry Francis recalls the time 60 people gathered in the Medical Intensive Care Unit at the Regina General […]

By Deanna Kaiswatum After an emotional conversation with her older brother Billy prior to his death inspired Angeline Anaquod to create a […]

By jaida Beaudin-Herney After 16 weeks without any employment insurance benefits, Deanna Kaiswatum was surprised by what an MP could do for […]