Lakeview Insurance is a family-owned insurance business that provides personal, commercial, farm, church, charity, and aviation insurance solutions throughout Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Alberta. The Yorkton branch of Lakeview Insurance has nine long-term employees with expertise in tailoring insurance solutions to their clients needs and ensuring assets are protected. However, the way they have conducted their […]

IndigenousTech.ai supports Indigenous communities in Canada through skill-building programs for Indigenous youth (cybersecurity, financial literacy, technology for remote areas, and mentorship). This program will consist of hiring an Indigenous student from the University of Regina to facilitate an 8-week online program for 40 youths across Canada. This program will support the development of career pathways […]

The Friends of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum would like to offer a series of summer student internships that bring university students and recent graduates into a museum setting, to gain hands-on experience alongside research scientists and curatorial staff at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. This experience will focus on preparing collections for a massive move that […]

The project ‘Echoes of the Andes: Community Health and Climate Resilience in Ecuadorian Páramo Communities’ aims to produce actionable, community level evidence to strengthen climate resilience and wellbeing in Ecuador’s páramo regions, ecosystems vital for water regulation, biodiversity, and Indigenous livelihoods but threatened by climate change and severe data scarcity. In partnership with the University […]

By leveraging personalized gamification and persuasive technology, this project aims to improve motivation and engagement in introductory computer science (CS1) courses, which are often associated with low persistence and high dropout rates. A growing body of research shows that gamification, when grounded in motivational theory, can positively influence learner engagement; however, generic, one-size-fits-all approaches frequently […]

Network visualization is a powerful tool for understanding complex relational data such as social networks, software dependencies, and transportation systems. Traditional visualization methods reveal communities or dense subnetworks, but often miss important details when networks include positive and negative influences or direction of flow, such as who influences whom on Twitter or how bugs spread […]

This project focuses on the utility of HGIS for disseminating complex histories to public audiences. It investigate the best ways of combining narrative history with static, dynamic, and interactive maps to create engaging historical accounts.

Haskap fruit is becoming increasingly popular in Canada and Europe. The berries are considered as a rich source of health-promoting compounds. The project aims to identify haskap cultivars using existing and developing new molecular markers. This type of markers is based on DNA differences between haskap varieties. Firstly, broad research on the existing literature will […]

When humans experience periods of disuse or immobilization in a brace or a cast or after significant injury, muscle strength and size decline dramatically and rapidly. Muscle size can decrease 0.5% per day and strength by 10% in the first week. These declines are often exaggerated in weight-bearing muscles of the lower-limbs such as the […]

Increasingly, agrifood processors demand verifiable evidence of sustainable farming practices through producers’ use of best management practices (BMPs) to meet corporate Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Food processors also encourage producers to reduce the carbon footprint of crops sold to prairie agricultural processors to meet the same SDGs. Producers, therefore, need to demonstrate the impact of […]

This project explores how blended learning (B-learning) models can enhance bilingual education and vocabulary learning in Colombian public schools through a comparative study with Canada. While Colombia’s National Bilingualism Program promotes English proficiency, traditional grammar-based instruction and limited digital integration still hinder progress. During a 12-week research internship at the University of Saskatchewan, the intern […]

The proposed research project will focus on investigating alterations in the salivary proteome of patients undergoing hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. By tracking these changes, we aim to understand how the transplantation process affects the salivary glands and saliva composition, and how this alteration relates to the oral complications experienced by these patients. The study will […]