Community Programs
Resource for Employers: Newcomer Workforce Newsletter
Members of the RRLIP convened Labour Market Working Group have collaborated to develop this quarterly newsletter. The aim is to support Regina's employers in the recruitment, hiring, training and retention of newcomer populations in the workforce, through information and education....
Regina Open Door Society's First Settlement Newsletter
Regina Open Door Society's Settlement Newsletter presents the latest news and updates from the Resettlement Assistance Program (for Government Assisted Refugees) and the Orientation Services for Newcomer Programs. Topics presented in this issue include: Government Assisted Refugeese...
How to Stay Safe During These Holidays
One of the biggest causes of COVID spread is transfer between friends and family. If you get together with other households, the people you care about could catch this terrible disease. Even though many people have received their vaccine, there has been a large rise in cases in Regina and...
Workshop for White Allies - Apr. 6th & 7th
If you seek to promote racial equity within your organization, this workshop will equip you with tools to be an active ally for racial justice. This workshop will be an intensive, fast-paced webinar series designed to explore how white folks use individual and collective areas of privilege...
Financial Literacy Sessions for Women
Amakon Women Empowerment Inc. and Conexus Credit Union are partnering to provide free information sessions that educate about financial topics in Canada. Seminars will be presented by Julie Beleshinsski, a 10 year veteran with Conexus Credit Union in Financial Literacy and Education. ...
Contest for High School and Post-Secondary Students - Apr. 4th Deadline
Canadians depend on information from the census to make important decisions that affect their families, their neighbourhoods and their businesses. In particular, census data highlights Canada’s changing mosaic—giving us facts about where we came from, where we are and where we are heading....
Cultural Forum - Tuesday, March 23rd - Register now!
Regina residents are invited to attend an upcoming online Community Forum this Tuesday, March 23rd. The theme is Healing Our Community: Connecting Racism, Trauma and Mental Health. This is one of a number of community events being planned to bridge cultural understanding and to deal with...
Opportunity to Share How Safe You Feel in Regina and Changes You Would Like to See to Improve Safety and Well-Being
The City of Regina is asking residents to help develop Regina’s first-ever Community Safety & Well-being (CSWB) Plan. “Cities across Canada are increasing their focus on community safety and well-being by recognizing that it cannot rest solely on the shoulders of the police,” says Mayor...
Youth Program: Building Bridges Between Indigenous, Mainstream and Newcomer Youth
Youth BRIDGES is a free program for youth ages 13 - 24. The aim of this program is to build bridges between Newcomer, Mainstream and Indigenous youth The session will be delivered on Friday March 19, 7:00PM – 8:00PM via ZOOM. The theme is Dismantling Racism Through Knowledge and Art and...
Food Safe Training: March 15 - 19th
Are you interested in working in the food service industry? Attend this training, for free, through Regina Open Door Society. Food Safe Level 1 is a food handling, sanitation and work safety course designed for frontline food service workers. The course offers important...
