Community Programs

Free Mature Driver Workshop: Stay Safe, Informed, and Independent

Free Mature Driver Workshop: Stay Safe, Informed, and Independent

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  The Saskatchewan Safety Council is offering a free, one‑day Mature Driver Refresher Course in Regina on Monday, March 16, 2026. This 6‑hour program is designed for experienced drivers who want to stay confident and safe on today’s evolving roads—without any tests or impact on their...


Newcomer Supports: RODS Info Session

Newcomer Supports: RODS Info Session

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RRLIP is delighted to share an upcoming Information Session on Settlement Programs designed to help clients learn about the free services, programs, and activities available to newcomers, migrants, and refugees as they settle and thrive in their new community.  Session Details:📅 When:...


Join the National Dialogue: Help Strengthen Anti‑Human Trafficking Efforts in Canada

Join the National Dialogue: Help Strengthen Anti‑Human Trafficking Efforts in Canada

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  RRLIP is pleased to share an important invitation from the Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking and the Action Coalition on Human Trafficking (ACT) Alberta. Newcomers, service providers, frontline workers, community partners, and individuals with lived experience are invited to...


Regina Bilingual Job Fair / Foire de l’emploi bilingue à Regina

Regina Bilingual Job Fair / Foire de l’emploi bilingue à Regina

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  Job seekers in Regina are invited to take part in an exciting Bilingual Job Fair, presented by the Saskatchewan Economic and Cooperative Council (CECS) in collaboration with provincial partners. This event is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and long‑time residents alike to...


RIWC & Service Canada Launch One‑Stop Shop to Support Newcomers in Regina

RIWC & Service Canada Launch One‑Stop Shop to Support Newcomers in Regina

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  Newcomers and immigrants often face challenges accessing essential settlement services in Regina — from long wait times to transportation barriers and limited awareness of available programs. To help address these gaps, the Regina Immigrant Women Centre (RIWC), in partnership with Service...


Supporting New Beginnings: Archdiocese Hosts 2026 Sponsorship Workshop

Supporting New Beginnings: Archdiocese Hosts 2026 Sponsorship Workshop

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  The Archdiocese of Regina is pleased to announce the 2026 Refugee Sponsorship Workshop for Constituent Groups and Co‑Sponsors. This annual workshop is designed for individuals and groups interested in sponsoring family members, friends, or others facing difficult circumstances abroad....


Power Up Your Career with Sask Polytech’s Free 18‑Week Program

Power Up Your Career with Sask Polytech’s Free 18‑Week Program

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  Saskatchewan Polytechnic is offering an 18‑week Employment Skills and Transition Training Program beginning March 2, designed to support individuals who need upskilling and help connecting with the labour market. The program focuses on both digital literacy and employability skills, and...


Invitation to the Ramadan Iftar Dinner – “Let’s Break the Fast Together”

Invitation to the Ramadan Iftar Dinner – “Let’s Break the Fast Together”

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  The Regina Region Local Immigration Partnership (RRLIP) is pleased to share an invitation from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at, Regina Chapter, to attend their upcoming Ramadan Iftar Dinner, a special gathering dedicated to community, understanding, and shared humanity.  The event, “Let’s...


Practice English, Build Confidence: Join SIA’s Conversation Circle!

Practice English, Build Confidence: Join SIA’s Conversation Circle!

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  Newcomers across Saskatchewan now have a welcoming, supportive place to practice English, meet new people, and grow their confidence—Conversation Circle of Saskatchewan Intercultural Association (SIA). This free, drop‑in program is designed for adults who want to strengthen their speaking...


CareerNet is helping newcomers launch careers

CareerNet is helping newcomers launch careers

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  One of the employment programs of the Saskatchewan Intercultural Association (SIA) is CareerNet. It is a new, free employment program for Permanent Residents and Refugees across Saskatchewan. The virtual employment skills training focuses on career development and employability skills...