Jeffery Straker
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COVID-19: Saskatchewan entertainment venues playing waiting gameEntertainers are able to start filling Saskatchewan’s biggest venues again but different COVID-19 mandates across Canada are still keeping larger touring acts out of the province.CanadaFeb 17, 2022
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Live music community optimistic about recovery as Saskatchewan reopensWhile stakeholders predict it will likely be 2023 before the live music industry fully bounces back, many are hard at work putting together shows to speed up the recovery.CanadaJun 20, 2021
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Homophobic slurs shouted at Regina musician Jeffery StrakerA Regina musician was in shock after woman shouted homophobic slurs at him at a popular Regina ice cream hangout last week.CanadaJul 22, 2014
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GALLERY: Jazz Fest Regina Preview at Darke HallJazz Fest Regina 2014 begins Tuesday and runs through Saturday with various free and ticketed events throughout the city.Jun 9, 2014
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Local artists gain international attention with the help of YoutubeSask Music hosted a free workshop in Saskatoon on Sunday and Regina on Wednesday called "Tools, Tips and Tricks for musicians and Youtube," hoping others will take note of some local artists' success.FeaturesJul 3, 2013
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