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The province of Saskatchewan has a diverse group of spirited women creating change across the prairies every s...
Regina Canada-born Nigerian writer Chidera Igwe honoured with the Black Excellence Award for the release of her novel, The Carnival Boy.
The city of Regina plans to install five reflection benches around the city in hopes of supporting positive conversations around mental health.
The benches will prompt users to reflect on their own mental health and include a QR code linking to mental health resources in Regina.
By Josh Sigurdson May 22, 2021 | 7:29 AM Family and friends of Samwel Uko gathered Friday night to commemorate the anniversary of his death at Wascana Lake. The 20-year-old former football player was found dead in the water just hours after seeking help at a Regina Hospital. Family friend Muna De Ciman says Samwel’s preventable death was a result of racial bias and the stigma around mental health. “Nobody knows why he was there, but he was telling them I need help,” said De Ciman. “But people had made up their mind that I’m not going to take you serious because you’re blac...