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Earth Day Spring Crocus Walk: Discover Regina’s New Biodiversity Reserve

Earth Day Spring Crocus Walk: Discover Regina’s New Biodiversity Reserve

Posted in Community Programs / Families

  Celebrate Earth Day by stepping into spring with Nature Regina’s 3rd Annual Spring Crocus Walk at Regina’s newest Biodiversity Reserve, located along Wascana Creek between Lewvan Drive and Sandra Schmirler Way.  This special place—designated a biodiversity reserve by Regina City Council...


Help Co-Design a Community-Informed Research Agenda for Regina

Help Co-Design a Community-Informed Research Agenda for Regina

Posted in Community Programs

  Community members are invited to participate in a short survey designed to help shape a shared, community-informed research agenda focused on building a healthier, safer, and more equitable Regina. This survey is part of a three-round Delphi process and is informed by insights shared during...


Free Online Conference: South Asian Honour-based Violence & Gang Prevention

Free Online Conference: South Asian Honour-based Violence & Gang Prevention

Posted in Community Programs / Youth / Children / Families

  About this Online Conferencehosted by Centre for Newcomers Society of Calgary This is a youth-led event dedicated to raising awareness about violence and gang involvement, and to exploring how  honor-based violence within homes can manifest as violence on the streets. The first two days of...


World Art Day 2026: Cultivating Community Through Art

World Art Day 2026: Cultivating Community Through Art

Posted in Community Programs

  On April 15, RRLIP joins communities around the world in celebrating World Art Day 2026. Guided by this year’s theme, “A Garden of Expression: Cultivating Community Through Art,” we recognize art as a powerful way to share stories, preserve cultures, and foster belonging. Art creates space...


Protecting Families Online: Community Information Session on Digital Safety

Protecting Families Online: Community Information Session on Digital Safety

Posted in Community Programs / Families

  Our data, identity, and mental health are increasingly at risk in today’s digital world—especially for children and youth who are online every day. Parents, guardians, and community members are invited to join the Online Safety Information Session, the first in a series focused on digital...


Tech4Beginners: Building Digital Confidence for Newcomer Women

Tech4Beginners: Building Digital Confidence for Newcomer Women

Posted in Community Programs

  Tech4Beginners is a free technology literacy program designed to support newcomer women with CLB levels 2–4 in building essential digital skills.  The program provides a supportive, welcoming learning environment and is made possible through the support of private donors....


Sikh Heritage Month Celebration

Sikh Heritage Month Celebration

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  Celebrate Sikh Heritage Month with an afternoon of culture, learning, and community. This family-friendly event highlights different aspects of Sikh heritage through music, food, and interactive demonstrations.  This in‑person event will take place on 𝐀𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐥 𝟏𝟗...


Prep‑UP: A Pre‑Employment Readiness Program for Newcomer Women

Prep‑UP: A Pre‑Employment Readiness Program for Newcomer Women

Posted in Community Programs

  Prep‑UP is a supportive pre‑employment program designed for newcomer women with CLB 2 who want to build confidence and prepare for work in Canada. Participants will gain practical skills, essential knowledge, and encouragement in a welcoming learning environment. The program runs April 20...


Reimagining Downtown Regina: Join the City Building Conversation

Reimagining Downtown Regina: Join the City Building Conversation

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  What makes a downtown vibrant, welcoming, and full of life? Join the Regina Public Library’s City Building Speaker Series for an engaging community conversation on the future of downtown Regina, featuring urban advocate Mary W. Rowe. This free public event explores how cities are...


Supporting Caregivers: “Reaching Out – Coping with Teenage Behaviour” Program Now Open for Registration

Supporting Caregivers: “Reaching Out – Coping with Teenage Behaviour” Program Now Open for Registration

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  RRLIP is pleased to share an upcoming support opportunity for caregivers of teenagers, offered by Rooted Connections. The “Reaching Out: Coping with Teenage Behavior” program provides education, practical strategies, and a safe space for caregivers to learn more about typical teenage...