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Regina high school student starts petition after grad plans cancelled at Mosaic Stadium

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Campbell Collegiate is continuing to push to have his graduation ceremony at Mosaic Stadium despite current COVID-19 restrictions dashing those plans.Cade Falconer started an online petition, calling on the provincial government and Regina Public Schools (RPS) to allow grad ceremonies at the stadium with more than 150 people present.“Many of us were looking forward to having a grad outside where we could see everyone again one more time,” Falconer said in the petition.“We haven’t seen some of our classmates since Grade 11.”RPS was working with Regina Exhibition Association Ltd. (REAL) to host high school graduation ceremonies at Mosaic Stadium, which would allow for physical distancing.

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