Kaitlynn Nordal

Regina Police Service (RPS) Sgt. Tia Froh and K9 Merlot provide support to kids in legal settings who are victims or witnesses of crime.

Find out why Jermaine Anderson, a retired pro basketball player, teaches financial literacy to high school youth on top of basketball skills.

Free-roaming dogs and strays don’t have a voice, but one advocate is speaking up for them and ensuring they’re taken care of on reservations in

It’s not easy to move to another country. Newcomers, especially women, face a variety of employment barriers when they arrive in Canada. That’s where the

Lead Image: Creative Options Regina (COR) started in 2009 to provide personalized support services to people with intellectual disabilities and often a mental health diagnosis.

“There’s no place like home – it’s where the heart is.” Todrick Hall summed it up best when he sang that line on his album

Newcomers to Canada arrive with education, skills and job experience, but struggle to continue their careers because they can’t afford the cost of Canadian credentials

Even as a young girl, Austin-based entrepreneur Meshell Baker knew she would follow in her father’s and grandfather’s footsteps and become a business owner. Baker grew up

While living in a small rural village in Tanzania, Christopher August discovered what he wanted to do for a living. And it was a big

It’s not easy to have a fresh start in life when you have to tick off “convicted of a felony or crime” on a job