Saskatchewan Publishers Group

Briarpatch Magazine is a publication based in Regina, Saskatchewan, that focuses on critical analysis and social justice issues. The magazine features a diverse array of articles, exploring topics such as harm reduction, anti-imperialism, and the intersection of race and gender in contemporary society. With a commitment to fostering community dialogue, Briarpatch provides a platform for voices advocating for change and addressing systemic injustices. The magazine's content includes creative nonfiction, personal testimonies, and scholarly discussions aimed at empowering marginalized communities and promoting activism. Generated from the website

Editions De La Nouvelle Plume is a publishing house located in Regina, Saskatchewan, dedicated to showcasing a diverse range of literary works in French. The company supports authors by providing resources for both youth and adults, focusing on storytelling that resonates with a variety of audiences, from novels to educational materials. Their catalogue features a rich selection of titles, including children's literature and essays that reflect the cultural and historical narratives of the Francophone community. With a commitment to promoting regional voices, Editions De La Nouvelle Plume remains an integral part of the literary landscape in Canada. Generated from the website

The Art Gallery of Regina, located in the Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre, is an independent nonprofit public art gallery in Regina, Saskatchewan. It offers a diverse range of exhibitions, workshops, and events, with a strong commitment to supporting local artists and exploring themes of culture and community. Through exhibitions like "An Accidental Forever" by Theo Pelmus and Kristin Snowbird, and curated displays by artists such as Nicolette Vanderschaaf and Magi McFadden, the gallery highlights the intersection of tradition and innovation in contemporary artistry. With an emphasis on inclusivity and engagement, the gallery invites the public to explore and appreciate the rich tapestry of artistic expression from both local and Indigenous perspectives. Generated from the website