Saskatchewan Science Centre

Legendary comedian Lesley Nielson, Orphan Black Star Tatiana Maslany – and comic book meta anti-hero “Wade Wilson” all have one thing in common. They’re from Regina. Wade Wilson – also known as “Deadpool” the “merc with a mouth” – is canonically from right here in the Queen City. In the first film offering Ryan Reynold’s […]

The Saskatchewan Science Centre is celebrating its 35th anniversary in conjunction with Discovery Week, April 22 to 28, in Saskatchewan. According to Parks, Culture and Sport, Discovery Week offers the chance to ignite scientific curiosity and discovery. The Saskatchewan Science Centre is a non-profit, non-governmental educational facility located in Regina. In 1978, a visionary group of […]

The Saskatchewan Science Centre is introducing a new exhibition this summer. Wild Weather is a highly immersive exhibition that showcases powerful weather systems. “It’s all about Canadian weather with a particular focus on these extreme weather events like tornadoes, thunderstorms, and extreme winter weather,” says Ryan Holota with the Science Centre. It takes people threw a […]

Winter is never dull in Regina and it’s bringing a new festival to the city. On Cue Performance Hub presents the Winter Moon Festival, a mini arts festival to be held across three evenings toward the end of January and the beginning of February at three different venues in  Regina. In celebration of the winter […]

A year ago, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) and the University of Regina began tracking the wildlife in and around the city through a surveillance project called the Regina Urban Wildlife Research Program. The program has now concluded its first year. “What we’re really interested in is understanding how wildlife in Regina specifically responds to […]

The Saskatchewan Science Centre is bringing a new exhibit to their facility titled Game Changers. Vice-President of Operations Ryan Holota says it seeks to tell the story of video games. “It includes examples of more than 120 games from the 1970’s to today, and it not only tells the story about the games, but also […]

Saskatchewan’s largest movie screen, the Kramer IMAX Theatre at the Saskatchewan Science Centre, is set to reopen on Thursday. The IMAX theatre is the first part of the Science Centre’s phased reopening plan. Vice President of Operations, Ryan Holota, says it’s exciting to be able to finally welcome people back to the theatre. “We’re really […]

All classes and labs at the University of Regina have been suspended until Thursday March 19. The University, in a release issued Saturday morning, says this will reduce the possibility of COVID-19 being spread on our campuses;· ease the degree of stress students are currently experiencing;· allow faculties and teaching staff to make the necessary […]