Author: savison@fnuniv.ca
Indigenous studies professor takes nine students to Guatemala
By Jennifer Francis A Regina professor is taking his students on a unique field trip to Central America. Dr. Andrew M. Miller, […]
University mobilizes Indigenization at Congress 2018
By Annette M. Ermine Working with Indigenous students left an impression on André Magnan that remains even today. Magnan is a Sociology […]
Major Tournament coming to Regina
By Cole Cappo Shortstop Amanda Missens has been throwing the ball steadily with teammates since the snow melted because she has her […]
INCA survivors inspire new students
By Jaycene Lathlin When Jamin Mike listened to Jeanelle Mande’s stories about journalism, when they were both working at their local community […]
Indigenous Governance Symposium the first of its kind in Treaty 4 Territory
By Lucy Musqua When File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council (FHQTC) Chairman Edmund Bellegarde first got into politics, he never envisioned an […]
20 years of Education celebrated on George Gordon First Nation
By Lynea George It’s been 20 years since staff and students walked the halls of Canada’s last residential school and it was […]
Aiming for Peace through Conversation
By Jessie Donaldson New Canadian Jaspalsingh Virdi hopes to strengthen cross-cultural bonds by seeking understanding of his Sikh culture and learning about […]
Elder strives to evolve role within Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region
By Megan Currie Elder Harry Francis recalls the time 60 people gathered in the Medical Intensive Care Unit at the Regina General […]
Billy’s Place honours men at first annual Father’s Celebration
By Deanna Kaiswatum After an emotional conversation with her older brother Billy prior to his death inspired Angeline Anaquod to create a […]










