September 29-2026

Host: Danielle Dufour

The highly celebrated Canadian blues rock singer, songwriter, and guitarist Colin James, who was born in Regina, came back to the Queen City on Tuesday night for the launch of his new book Playing The Changes, A Musician's Memoir.

MBC sat down with Colin to talk to him about becoming an author. 

September 29-2026
Host: Danielle Dufour
The highly celebrated Canadian blues rock singer, songwriter, and guitarist Colin James, who was born in Regina, came back to the Queen City on Tuesday night for the launch of his new book Playing The Changes, A Musician's Memoir.
MBC sat down with Colin to talk to him about becoming an author.&nbsp;

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September 24, 2026

Host: Danielle Dufour

Since 1971 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Regina and Area (BBBSRA), a non-profit organization in Regina, Weyburn and Moose Jaw, has been matching individuals up with young people to help mentor and empower youth to develop social-emotional competence, mental well-being and educational engagement.

BBBSRA is one of the agencies in Saskatchewan that serves over 15 communities. There are 86 Big Brothers Big Sisters agencies nationwide that match over 32,000 children with mentors.

“I would say the need for mentors in our mentoring program in Regina and area is significant,” said Amy Mohr, Director of Development and Communications BBBSRA. “We have 70 kids waiting on our wait list right now. Between 70 to 80 per cent are Indigenous kids.”

Mohr said they are specifically in need of male mentors to be matched with children on the wait list.

To continue to read full story visit MBCRADIO.COM

September 24, 2026
Host: Danielle Dufour
Since 1971 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Regina and Area (BBBSRA), a non-profit organization in Regina, Weyburn and Moose Jaw, has been matching individuals up with young people to help mentor and empower youth to develop social-emotional competence, mental well-being and educational engagement.
BBBSRA is one of the agencies in Saskatchewan that serves over 15 communities. There are 86 Big Brothers Big Sisters agencies nationwide that match over 32,000 children with mentors.
&ldquo;I would say the need for mentors in our mentoring program in Regina and area is significant,&rdquo; said Amy Mohr, Director of Development and Communications BBBSRA. &ldquo;We have 70 kids waiting on our wait list right now. Between 70 to 80 per cent are Indigenous kids.&rdquo;
Mohr said they are specifically in need of male mentors to be matched with children on the wait list.
To continue to read full story visit <a href="https://www.mbcradio.com/?p=82124&amp;preview=true">MBCRADIO.COM</a>

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