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Advocates look to address homelessness in downtown Regina - Vimarsana News

Advocates look to address homelessness in downtown Regina

A group of advocates gathered on the steps of the Knox Metropolitan United Church in downtown Regina on Wednesday afternoon to discuss how to best serve unhoused people ahead of the cold winter months.

Advocates call for universal basic income program in Saskatchewan - Vimarsana News

Advocates call for universal basic income program in Saskatchewan

The advocates gathered in front of the Legislative Building, carrying signs that read "economic justice for all" and "end poverty now."

Knox-Met organizing talk to address poverty and homelessness in Regina - Vimarsana News

Knox-Met organizing talk to address poverty and homelessness in Regina

The Knox-Met Church is holding a talk on Wednesday with several community organizations to address poverty and homelessness in the city.

Advocates call for universal basic income program in Saskatchewan - Vimarsana News

Advocates call for universal basic income program in Saskatchewan

The advocates gathered in front of the Legislative Building, carrying signs that read "economic justice for all" and "end poverty now."

Doctorate of Divinity degrees awarded to two Regina Anti-Poverty Advocates - Vimarsana News

Doctorate of Divinity degrees awarded to two Regina Anti-Poverty Advocates

Doctorate of Divinity degrees awarded to two Regina Anti-Poverty Advocates By Ryan McNally May 10, 2021 | 5:36 PM Peter Gilmer and Bonnie Morton from the Regina Anti-Poverty Ministry have been honoured with Doctorate of Divinity degrees from St. Andrews College. Both Gilmer and Morton have worked for several years with the ministry to help low-income residents and families get back on their feet, as well as public advocacy. While the doctorates were supposed to be issued last year, Gilmer says this year works just fine. “2021 is an important year for us for a few reasons,” Gilmer ...