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Help Shape a More Welcoming Regina

The success of newcomer settlement and integration is a shared community effort. Through partnerships, collaboration, and community engagement, RRLIP works to create opportunities that support newcomers and strengthen our region.

Whether you’re a newcomer, employer, educator, service provider, or community member, we’d love to hear from you.

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Resources

Free or Low-Cost Items

Multi-Cultural Faith-Based Organizations

Cultural Organizations

Ethnic Grocery Stores

First-Time Driving in Saskatchewan

Multilingual Driver-Training Schools

Riding Regina Transit

Renting to Newcomers

Community Asset Map

Kitchen Safety

911 Calling the Fire Department

Cooking Fire Safety

Why Buy or Accept Second Hand Items

MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL Wellness Supports for Newcomers

Culture as an Iceberg

Who Can You Talk To About Mental And Emotional Wellness

Maternal Mental Health Strategy

Housing Adaptation Checklist

Free/Low-Cost Clothing Programs

Right By You Guide for Parents and Caregivers

Regina Survival Guide and Map

Regina Food Asset Map

English and French Practice Opportunities

Getting Started with Saskpower

Mental & Emotional Wellness Supports” Quick Reference Sheet

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