Angela Stewart

Regina

Multimedia Journalist at CKCK-TV (Regina, SK)

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Articles

Meet the Canada goose greeting Regina restaurant patrons

1 week ago | ctvnews.ca | Angela Stewart

The Earls in east Regina is more than just a restaurant these days. It has also become the nesting ground for a Canada goose that has laid seven eggs in front of the building. General manager, Sarah Groff, said she first learned of the nest through a co-worker, last month. “I was actually working at the south location that week for meetings and I got a message from the manager running my store that there is a goose with an egg in the front planter. It happened really quickly.
Fraud case involving Carry the Kettle chief delayed, band members concerned

1 week ago | ctvnews.ca | Angela Stewart

Scott Eashappie – the chief of the Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation who faces charges of fraud, money laundering and breach of trust – was due back in provincial court this week. Eashappie had his appearance at Indian Head provincial court waived by his defence counsel Tuesday, with his lawyer appearing by phone. The courtroom was a crowded venue with both supporters of the embattled chief and concerned band members in attendance.
Sparking up: Grass fires mark the beginning of potentially busy fire season in Sask.

1 week ago | ctvnews.ca | Angela Stewart

Officials across Saskatchewan are assessing the forecast after fire crews battled grass fires over the weekend. A large plume of smoke could be seen from Regina’s north end on Saturday near the Uplands neighbourhood. Security officials at the Co-op Refinery and an area resident told CTV News its believed a train sparked the fire.
Annual art exhibit at Regina Public Library promotes inclusivity

1 week ago | ctvnews.ca | Angela Stewart

Youth and young adults can make their mark on a piece of art for the month May in Regina. An art exhibit called “Make Your Mark” at the George Bothwell Branch at Southland Mall, officially opened Friday. The exhibit is in partnership with the Dunlop Art Gallery and Ranch Ehrlo Society. “This is our fourth year doing the program, So basically this is everything we’ve finished within the year,” said Dustin Ritter, an arts facilitator with the Ranch Ehrlo Society. Ritter is the lead on the project.
Man charged in homicide on Victoria Ave makes first court appearance

2 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Angela Stewart

The man accused of first-degree murder in Regina’s third homicide of 2025 made his first appearance in provincial court Monday. Thirty-three-year-old Keli Stonechild appeared over the phone as Judge Lane Wiegers read him his charge. Stonechild’s charge stems from an incident east of Regina’s downtown on Thursday, April 24.
Former Liberal Cabinet Minister campaigns alongside candidate in Regina

3 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Angela Stewart

Jonathan Wilkinson, a former Liberal Cabinet Minister made a stop to the Queen City Thursday, to show support and campaign alongside Liberal candidate for Regina-Wascana Jeff Walters. Officials with Walters’ campaign office, located on Park Street, told CTV News the pair spent much of the day Thursday door knocking and talking to supporters. Walters said the polls are neck and neck right now between the Conservatives and the Liberals and this experience for him has been nothing short of amazing.
University of Regina Women’s Centre, UR Pride take legal action against student’s union

3 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Angela Stewart

The temperature continues to rise on campus as the embattled University of Regina Students Union (URSU) is now facing two separate lawsuits from the non-profits UR Pride and the Women’s Centre. Court documents show that a statement of claim was filed by the Women’s Centre against URSU on March 21. Both the Women’s Centre and URSU are not-for-profit organizations that operate on the University of Regina campus.
Regina NICU overcapacity with no end in sight, one frontline worker claims

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Angela Stewart

A frontline healthcare worker at the Regina General Hospital’s (RGH) Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) claims nurses on the unit are exhausted and overworked due to overcapacity. The situation came to light on Friday - after a letter to the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) was published. The healthcare worker also claimed there is a shortage of ventilators on the unit. “These are not people who exaggerate or just talk for the sake of talking.
Sask. NDP says government is failing women’s healthcare when it comes to breast cancer care

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Angela Stewart

The Saskatchewan NDP took aim at the government Friday, where on the steps of the legislature, NDP MLA Brittney Senger cited government statistics relating to breast cancer screening and testing for women. As of this March, 515 women have travelled to Calgary for procedures through Clearpoint Health Network, a private clinic.
Group of students petition for temporary dissolution of URSU

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Angela Stewart

A group of university students at the University of Regina have put together a petition to temporarily dissolve the students’ union. The University of Regina Students’ Union, also known as URSU, represents the students by advocating for their rights, but some feel the union has veered from that mission. “I think over time because there’s just a lack of regulation and also here’s no one to hold URSU accountable,” said Samantha Nalumansi, a student at the university.