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A wide range of musical performances, plus a little pro rasslin and a massive kids show, headline this weekends busy slate of activities.

The 52nd annual Regina Folk Festival kicked off on Friday. Organizers have been open with the public about the festival's post-pandemic financial struggles, and this weekend is an opportunity for it to bounce back.

With forest fires raging across the country, climate change is something that's on many people's minds. But for some, t's a source of constant anxiety and fear. A group of people in Regina have come together to share their climate worries and offer each other support.

A conference in Toronto is tackling food insecurity, along with the dangers of artificial intelligence in care work.

Regina residents took time to appreciate the planet on Friday, as part of Earth Day celebrations.

Earth Day rolled into Regina with plenty of events spotlighting the importance of ecological protection and community involvement.

We know what Saskatchewan is like now, but what will anthropologists see when they study us, hundreds or even ...

"Itll be very dynamic, and itll have a great sense of mystery to it." Author of the article: Gillian Francis Publishing date: Feb 25, 2021  •  February 25, 2021  •  2 minute read  •  Gordon Hamilton, carpenter, checks for air vents on Feb. 25, 2021, in preparation for construction at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. The new exhibit will be finished in 2022, and will provide a fresh take on the human condition and on human beings global footprint. Photo by Michael Bell /Regina Le...