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Article content The Circle Project, a Regina organization dedicated to the welfare of Indigenous people, on Friday announced the launch of a new fundraising campaign. After decades of giving to the community, the organization is asking residents to return the favour by donating to help build a new facility. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or The Circle Project launches campaign in support of new cultural hub Back to video “We want this to be a real community initiative,” said Ann Perry, executive director of The Circle Project, during a pres...

By Josh Sigurdson Mar 12, 2021 2:33 PM A Regina organization is looking to raise money as it moves into a new building this year. The Circle Project Association is in the process of renovating an old Conexus Credit Union building into a Community and Cultural Hub in Regina’s North Central. Executive Director Ann Perry says the building, on the corner of 5 th and Elphinstone, will allow the organization to serve the community better. “We obviously have selected that area of the city because that is one of the most hard-pressed areas in the city, and most of the people that we serve...

  REGINA -- Since 1988, The Circle Project has been working with the Indigenous community to help people and families gain supports and services in Regina, and soon the organization will get a new home.  Jenny Strongeagle was a client almost twenty years ago. “Being involved with them they always made me want to come back. They always made me want to come back to Circle Project. I did get my education through them. And then I went on to business admin. I’ve had a career with government for 11 years,” Strongeagle said on Wednesday. The program’s impact inspired Strongeagle give ...

Your letters for Feb. 23, 2021: Saving lives worth the cost Reader Letters © Provided by Leader Post Masks and other health measures are worth any inconvenience if it means saving lives many say. Saving lives worth the cost What is the value of a life in Saskatchewan? Not very much it would appear. As of Sunday, we had 372 Covid deaths. Is one life worth being able to play bingo? Is one life worth being able to drink in a bar? Let’s ask the family members and friends of the deceased. Morley Meyers, Regina   ...

Article content Saskatchewan leads the country in the incidence of domestic violence. Every June, Circle Project, in partnership with the RPS, the U of S College of Nursing and SOFIA House put on Hearts in the Park to reinforce public awareness of this sad reality. Fred Clipsham, Regina Seniors need vaccines first The majority of our friends are in the 70-plus group. We all live in our own homes and the only reason why we are “living in a safe environment” is because we are stuck in our houses to avoid the risk. We have not had a family get together since Thanksgiving.