Royal Regina Rifles set to unveil statue to honour troops who landed on D-Day
Twenty per cent of the regiment was made up of Indigenous soldiers from Saskatchewan.
Rachel May
Rachel is Métis from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. After gaining her Bachelors of Arts in Psychology in 2014 and working in health care she went back to school in 2021 at Western Academy Broadcasting College to pursue her passion for news. Before joining APTN she worked at Pattison Media Saskatchewan as the provincial news anchor. Rachel joined APTN in 2023 and is now a video journalist in Saskatoon.
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