Engineering the future Young Engineers - Regina is celebrating its first anniversary of inspiring young minds through hands-on learning in engineering, robotics and coding. Founded by White City resident Kristi Giba-Reiss, the program encourages children to develop problem-solving and critical-thinking skills through interactive activities, building confidence and creativity using bricks, motors and computer technology. (Ashley Scarfe/Grasslands News)

Young Engineers Regina started as a new career opportunity for one White City resident and has since grown into a hands-on learning experience for aspiring engineers. Now, the educational program is celebrating its one-year anniversary of introducing kids in Emerald Park, White City, Regina, and surrounding areas to the world of engineering, robotics, coding, and […]

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