Who Are The Prisoners Buried in Wascana Park?
"Life, I say, is short and the sword is always hanging over us, and we do not know how soon it will drop. It is not worthwhile to be sinful then. That is all I have to say. Good-by ...
Categories: Canada, Dark Tourism, History, Regina, Saskatchewan
How I Would Revive Regina’s Tourism Industry
The year is 2022 and the COVID-19 pandemic was so last decade. Regina, like most cities, is trying to revive its incapacitated tourism industry. People want to go to festivals and ...
Categories: Canada, Regina, Saskatchewan
Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas in Regina
Valentine's Day is quickly approaching and if you forgot to get something for your significant other (or yourself), I don't blame you. With everything going on these days, it is to ...
Categories: Canada, Regina, Saskatchewan
Birthday Freebies in Regina – Updated for 2023!
I originally wrote this article in 2020, but since then it's become one of my most popular articles -- and one that needs to be updated the most frequently. Some businesses closed, ...
Categories: Canada, Regina, Saskatchewan
Unboxing a Prairie Goddess Gift Box
There are not many positives that have come out of 2020, but one thing that has is the urge to support local businesses. Although many people were shopping locally before the pande ...
Categories: Canada, Regina, Saskatchewan, Unboxing
Unboxing Saskatchewan-Made Baechu Kimchi
If you're reading this, you probably already know what kimchi is. However, prior to my trying it, I did not know what it was. For those unfamiliar like me, "kimchi" is a Korean ...
Categories: Asia, Canada, Regina, Saskatchewan, Unboxing
What Happened When Regina Got the Spanish Flu Vaccine?
To start with, there was no Spanish Influenza vaccine. Or at least, not one that was of any use. In 1918, scientists didn't have the capability to see viruses, similar to how ...
Categories: Canada, COVID-19, Regina, Saskatchewan, Spanish Influenza
Wilcox’s Nuremberg Chronicles and Other Reliquaries
In 1935, the National Socialist German Workers' Party ? better known as the Nazi Party ? forbid Jewish physicians from practicing medicine. Could this be the reason why Dr. Hermann ...
Categories: Canada, History, Saskatchewan
Lancaster Review: A Welcome Sense of Normalcy
For a moment it seemed like how it used to be. I was invited to The Lancaster Taphouse's new downtown location for a pre-opening last weekend. The restaurant is in the old Capit ...
Categories: Canada, COVID-19, Regina, Saskatchewan