2314 11th Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 0K1
Employment 306-352-3521; general 306-352-3500
Office Monday–Friday 8 am–4:30 pm; weekends closed. Appointments and workshops have separate schedules.
Non-profit newcomer employment counselling, workplace preparation, mentoring and employer connections. Registration involves verification of immigration documents and eligibility; the program page requests a counsellor meeting rather than promising a job. Contact the employment team about language levels, time in Canada and the appropriate pathway. General office hours are taken from the own contact page indexed two days ago; that auxiliary page returned a local 403.
Unit 130, 1870 Albert Street, Regina, SK S4P 4B7
306-757-9096
Monday–Friday 8 am–4:30 pm; weekends and statutory holidays closed.
Local non-profit offering one-to-one career guidance, employment pathways, digital literacy, interview preparation and virtual-reality career exploration. The current main and contact pages agree on Albert Street and the longer office hours; older community listings still show Halifax Street or shorter hours. Discuss intake and program fit with the centre before visiting. Training or counselling does not guarantee hiring.
2122 Broad Street, Regina, SK S4P 1Y5
306-522-2555
Monday–Friday 8:30 am–4:30 pm.
Supported employment contact for people facing disability-related barriers to work. This is the Partners in Employment office on Broad Street, distinct from SaskAbilities Regina Branch on McDonald Street and the equipment depot. Ask about eligibility, assessment and employment supports suitable to your situation; a referral or first conversation is not an offer of employment or approval for every program.
1353 Broad Street, Regina, SK S4R 7V1
306-781-6023; toll-free 1-844-860-6023
Published classes: Monday/Tuesday/Thursday 9 am–4 pm; Wednesday/Friday 9 am–noon. Office described only as normal business hours; statutory holidays closed.
Disability-focused employment and technology organisation with a Prairie office in Regina. The own program page describes a sixteen-week course and the listed teaching times; these are not a general drop-in reception timetable. An external listing describes a different duration, so confirm the current cohort directly. Ask about disability-related admission criteria, accessibility, intake dates and assistive technology before making plans.
1275 Albert Street, Regina, SK S4R 2R4
306-337-0533
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Industry-led short practical training linked to entry-level trades and employment. The current own homepage says the final autumn intake is complete, registration is closed and new opportunities are expected in 2027; no present place or paid placement is promised. Read the next course announcement and selection conditions rather than relying on old intake flyers. Main and contact pages publish address and telephone but no regular reception hours.
1955 Broad Street, Regina, SK
1-833-613-0485
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Provincial career planning, job-search and training referral service with a listed Regina delivery office. Staff can discuss skills, a career action plan and possible eligibility for training assistance; funding is assessed and is not automatic. People receiving Employment Insurance should discuss training with the responsible service before starting. The own page publishes the office and common contact line but does not give Regina counter hours.
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Provincial vacancy directory searchable by community, region and occupation, useful for finding Regina employers and comparing requested qualifications. Listings and closing dates change; the number shown on the homepage is a snapshot, not a guarantee that a job remains available. Read the employer posting, work-authorisation requirements and application route. Browsing this directory is separate from receiving counselling or an offer.
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Federal job-search and career-planning service with resources for newcomers, young people and people with disabilities. Filter for Regina and read each employer’s conditions, location and closing date. A listing is not immigration permission or a guarantee of sponsorship; personal accounts and applications have their own requirements. Only public information was read, with no profile created or application submitted.
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Municipal recruitment gateway for public-service jobs across City operations. Follow the current openings link for qualifications, closing dates and the application procedure; internal employee access is separate. Jobs range across facilities, infrastructure and administrative services, so compare the actual role before applying. This page does not guarantee an open position, admission to a competition or a work permit.
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Public technical-training guide listing trades, campus cities and the training period within a multi-year apprenticeship. Apprenticeship combines an employer agreement, supervised work and in-school instruction scheduled through SATCC; it is not automatic admission to a short course. Regina is one of several campus cities, and some trades train elsewhere. Check the actual trade, entry requirements, registration and fees with the responsible institution before committing to work or study.
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Official provincial recruitment overview linking external vacancies, student opportunities and the hiring process. Current employees use a separate marketplace. Roles can be located in Regina or elsewhere in Saskatchewan; inspect each location, employment type, eligibility and competition deadline. Public-service benefits described generally are not a personalised job offer, and no recruitment account or application was tested.
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Provincial guide to identifying the regulator for a profession or trade and understanding assessment of overseas qualifications. Licensing, employer selection and federal permission to work are separate matters. Requirements, assessment costs, examinations and supervised practice depend on the occupation; recognition does not guarantee a job. Use the linked Saskatchewan regulator rather than assuming rules from another province apply.
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National non-profit resources introducing trades, technologies and foundational skills through career descriptions, activities and competitions. Useful for comparing interests before committing to a training course; a competition or online activity is not trade certification. Events, age rules and participation costs vary by organiser. Confirm Saskatchewan opportunities through the appropriate member organisation and read the actual training provider’s conditions.
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Federal directory of short training opportunities with location, online and free-course filters. The page identifies the finder as a prototype; course prices, admission rules, start dates and funding remain the responsibility of the institution. A free search does not mean all listed training is free or eligible for support. Compare the provider’s current details and whether the credential fits your intended occupation.
Domestic admissions: Administration-Humanities 210, 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK S4S 0A2; international: College West 127, same campus; CCE:2155 College Avenue, SK S4P 0A5
Domestic 306-585-4591 /1-800-644-4756; text 306-985-5046; international 306-585-6260; CCE306-585-5807; non-credit 306-585-5748; ESL306-585-4585; graduate 306-585-4161
Domestic Monday–Friday 8:30 am–4:15 pm; international 8:15 am–4:30 pm. Other program offices and classes have their own times.
Public university with undergraduate, graduate and continuing-education routes. Domestic and international admissions use different offices; select the route matching your status and program. Published application fees are 100CAD undergraduate, 200CAD transfer and 125CAD graduate, with specific exemptions rather than universal free admission. Required documents, deadlines, tuition, language requirements and study permission must be checked separately.
4500 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK S4S 5X1; postal P.O.Box 556, Regina SK S4P 3A3
1-866-467-4278
Monday/Tuesday/Thursday/Friday 8:30 am–4:15 pm; Wednesday 9 am–4:15 pm.
Public polytechnic providing applied post-secondary education. Enrolment Services handles admission, registration, tuition assessments, student records and related administration; its hours are not a teaching schedule. Use the Regina street address for a visit and the separate post-office box for mail. Program prerequisites, international availability, tuition and practical placements vary, and an enquiry does not reserve a seat.
1 First Nations Way, atim kâ-mihkosit Urban Reserve, Regina, SK S4S 7K2
Registrar 306-790-5950 ext 3105; campus ext 3001; toll-free 1-800-267-6303
Registrar Monday–Friday 8:30 am–noon and 1–4:30 pm. Fall/winter building Monday–Friday 7 am–10 pm; Saturdaynoon–4 pm.
Indigenous-led university federated with the University of Regina, offering degree pathways grounded in Indigenous knowledge and academic disciplines. The registrar provides academic-rule and degree guidance, while admission requirements and program advising have separate steps. Building access is longer than office reception. Online registration time tickets do not mean a guaranteed place in every class; confirm program costs and academic eligibility.
3829 Lee Gren Avenue, Regina, SK S4S 0A2; mailing 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK S4S 0A2
Academic 306-585-5444; recruitment 306-206-2117; residence 306-585-5333 /1-800-588-4378; finance 306-585-5333; conferences 306-585-5029; food 306-585-5033; library 306-206-2125; communications 306-206-2130
Academic office Monday–Friday 9 am–noon and 1–4 pm; footer summarises 9 am–4 pm.
Federated liberal-arts college at the University of Regina with academic advising, student support and residence services. The university location is distinct from Luther’s high-school campus and from similarly named institutions outside Canada. Use the street address for arrival and the university mailing address for correspondence. The detailed office timetable includes a lunch closure; residence, library and teaching schedules are separate.
Campion College, 3rd floor, 3825 Lee Gren Avenue, Regina, SK S4S 0A2; mailing 3737 Wascana Parkway
306-586-4242; toll-free 1-800-667-7282; registrar ext 225; assistant ext 226; recruitment ext 251; enrolment ext 232; enrichment ext 233 (later text also lists 238)
Office Monday–Friday 8:30 am–noon and 1:15–4:30 pm, holidays closed. Fall building Monday–Thursday 8 am–10 pm; Friday 8 am–4:30 pm; Saturday 12:30–5 pm; Sunday 12:30–8:30 pm.
Jesuit federated college at the University of Regina offering academic advising and registration support. Applications are processed through the university with Campion selected where appropriate. Own detailed hours retain the lunch closure despite a shorter summary; its enrichment extension appears differently in two parts of the page, so confirm via reception. Auxiliary contact information was read from the own indexed page; its local retrieval returned 403.
265 Albert Street, Regina, SK S4R 2N5
Regina 306-546-2945; general 306-244-4460 /1-877-282-5622
Not available
First Nation-governed, credit-granting institution offering academic, trades and post-secondary programs. Regina campus on Albert Street is distinct from JobConnections at 2415 7th Avenue and the Saskatoon head office. Current own location information corrects the postcode typo in an older handbook. Admission, program location, financial support and cultural services should be discussed directly; generic IT support hours are not campus reception hours.
Recruitment, Admissions and Transfer Credit, 105 Administration Place, Saskatoon, SK S7N 5A2 — outside Regina
306-966-5788; toll-free 1-877-650-1212 ext 1
Phone Monday/Tuesday/Thursday 9 am–noon and 1–4 pm; Wednesday/Friday 9 am–noon. In-person meetings by appointment.
Public university in Saskatoon, included as a provincial option outside the city. This team supports undergraduate direct-entry admissions and directs other applicants to relevant colleges. Telephone hours are not unrestricted counter access. The current page announces an application/event-system outage from November 1 for up to six days; allow for this when checking deadlines and documents. Tuition, prerequisites and any study permit remain separate requirements.
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Canadian public university specialising in online and distance education, included as an option outside Regina. Compare undergraduate, graduate and individual-course admission rules, tuition and transfer-credit requirements before enrolling. Open learning does not make every degree free or automatically transferable. The current page warns of possible temporary system disruptions; no enrolment, payment or account function was tested.
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Québec public university offering French-language distance programs, included as an online option rather than a Regina campus. Check the required French level, program admission criteria, tuition by residency/status and any examination arrangements. Flexible start arrangements do not guarantee immediate admission or financial support. The current site notes maintenance affecting some systems; no application or paid course was tested.
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Official federal information for international students and researchers, with school/program searches, study costs and scholarship information. Use the institution’s current admission page and IRCC rules alongside this overview; a school listing does not guarantee admission, a scholarship, work rights or post-graduation eligibility. Compare total tuition and living costs before choosing a program. No study-permit application was attempted.
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National training directory operated through Digital Campus Canada/eCampusOntario, covering public, private and non-profit providers. Short courses can support upskilling without being university degrees. Some free learning is identified separately; many courses have fees and their own admission and assessment conditions. Follow the provider’s listing for start dates, credential meaning and possible financial support rather than assuming universal funding.
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Commercial online platform distributing university and industry courses, professional certificates and some degree programs. Free registration or introductory access does not mean graded assessment, a certificate or a degree is free; subscriptions, paid programs and cancellation rules differ. Check the actual awarding institution, admission conditions and recognition before paying. An online course does not supply Canadian study or work permission.
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Commercial online-learning platform listing courses, professional education and degree options from multiple institutions. Audit access, certificates, executive education and full degrees have different availability and prices; some products require formal admission. Compare assessment, workload, accreditation and transferability with the awarding provider. This is a distance-learning supplement, not a local public college or a promise of employment.
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Provincial education overview linking recognised institutions, private vocational-school information and international education guidance. Useful for checking what kind of provider you are considering before accepting a course advertisement. Provincial recognition, program accreditation, credit transfer and immigration eligibility are separate checks. Read the institution’s own current conditions and fees; this directory does not register a student or guarantee admission.
2311 12th Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 0N3
306-777-6000
Monday–Thursday 10 am–8:30 pm; Friday/Saturday 10 am–6 pm; Sunday 10 am–5 pm. Public-holiday hours separate.
Downtown public library with multilingual collections, computers, printing/scanning, digitisation, 3D printing and study/meeting facilities. The current timetable starts at 10 am; old PDFs with 9:30 am opening are not used. A library card, equipment booking or printing charge can have separate conditions. Counselling and community events listed here have their own schedules and should not be assumed available throughout building hours.
3355 6th Avenue, Regina, SK S4T 4L8
306-777-6000
Monday 10 am–6 pm; Tuesday–Thursday 10 am–8:30 pm; Friday/Saturday 10 am–6 pm; Sunday 10 am–5 pm. Public-holiday hours separate.
Public branch at the mâmawêyatitân centre in North Central, with computers, children’s computer resources and printing. The current own address is 6th Avenue; older Robinson Street listings are not the present location. Weekly hours and public-holiday exceptions should be checked before visiting. Events such as storytime, library concerts or visiting counselling are individually scheduled; building access does not guarantee a program place.
2965 Gordon Road, Southland Mall, Regina, SK S4S 6H7
306-777-6000
Monday 10 am–6 pm; Tuesday–Thursday 10 am–8:30 pm; Friday/Saturday 10 am–6 pm; Sunday 10 am–5 pm. Public-holiday hours separate.
Public branch in Southland Mall with multilingual collections, accessible technology, digitisation and meeting-room options. Useful for reading, study and scheduled EAL conversation or citizenship preparation; consult the actual program calendar for times and registration. Library opening hours differ from a class or a mall service. Borrowing, room use and printing have their own membership, booking and charge conditions.
6121 Rochdale Boulevard, Regina, SK S4X 2R1
306-777-6000
Monday 10 am–6 pm; Tuesday–Thursday 10 am–8:30 pm; Friday/Saturday 10 am–6 pm; Sunday 10 am–5 pm. Public-holiday hours separate.
Public branch serving the northwest with computers, printing, meeting facilities, a self-service sound studio and family programs. The site lists daytime and evening access but workshops and equipment reservations follow separate arrangements. Check age rules, availability and any booking or printing costs for the activity you want. Dunlop exhibition or community-program access should not be treated as unrestricted access to every service.
3130 East Woodhams Drive, Regina, SK S4V 2P9
306-777-6000
Monday 10 am–6 pm; Tuesday–Thursday 10 am–8:30 pm; Friday/Saturday 10 am–6 pm; Sunday 10 am–5 pm. Public-holiday hours separate.
Public branch in the Sandra Schmirler Leisure Centre area offering multilingual collections, computer access, printing, 3D printing and meeting spaces. Library times are distinct from pool or recreation-facility schedules. Check the current event listing for toddler activities, chess or other programs and whether registration is needed. A program advertisement does not promise a place or make all materials and equipment free.
3435 13th Avenue, Regina, SK S4T 1P8
306-777-6000
Monday 1:30–6 pm; Tuesday–Saturday 10 am–6 pm; Sunday 1–5 pm. Public-holiday hours separate.
Neighbourhood public library in Cathedral with computers, family reading programs and printing/scanning services. The own page explicitly says this branch is not wheelchair accessible; contact the library about suitable alternatives if needed. Current Monday afternoon and daytime schedules replace older evening-hour listings. Storytimes, room arrangements and borrowing requirements are separate from ordinary building opening hours.
1601 Dewdney Avenue East, Regina, SK S4N 4N6
306-777-6000
Monday 1:30–6 pm; Tuesday 10 am–8:30 pm; Wednesday–Saturday 10 am–6 pm; Sunday 1–5 pm. Public-holiday hours separate.
Public branch serving east Regina with multilingual collections, computers, printing and meeting facilities. The current own timetable includes Monday afternoon and a Tuesday evening, rather than older schedules found in directories. Workshops, visiting counselling and children’s activities have separate times and attendance rules. Ask about library membership, accessibility and applicable charges for printing or room bookings before relying on a service.
445 14th Avenue, Regina, SK S4N 6T5
306-777-6000
Monday 1:30–6 pm; Tuesday–Saturday 10 am–6 pm; Sunday 1–5 pm. Public-holiday hours separate.
Public branch in the Al Ritchie/Core Ritchie area with reading collections, public computers and printing/scanning. Current hours include Monday afternoon and close at 6 pm on other weekdays; older late-evening schedules are not used. Community games, storytime and craft sessions must be checked in the current calendar. A visit during open hours does not itself book a room or reserve materials or a program seat.
331 Albert Street, Regina, SK S4R 2N6
306-777-6000
Monday 1:30–6 pm; Tuesday 10 am–8:30 pm; Wednesday–Saturday 10 am–6 pm; Sunday 1–5 pm. Public-holiday hours separate.
Public branch in northeast Regina with public and children’s computers, accessible reading technology and meeting-room options. The current timetable has a Tuesday evening and shorter Monday/Sunday periods. EAL reading or other clubs listed on the site have their own meeting and registration rules. Confirm borrowing eligibility, equipment availability and any printing/room fees with the library instead of assuming every resource is unrestricted.
LC108, 3829 Lee Gren Avenue, Regina, SK S4S 0A2
306-206-2125
Monday–Thursday 8:30 am–10 pm; Friday 8:30 am–4:30 pm; Saturday 1–5 pm; Sunday 1–10 pm; statutory holidays closed.
Academic library operated by Luther College, distinct from Regina Public Library. Supports research, course reading, citation questions and borrowing in the university environment. The published library timetable is longer than college administrative office hours. Access to licensed electronic resources and borrowing depends on institutional or guest arrangements; check eligibility and current term/holiday changes rather than assuming public-branch membership applies.
1 First Nations Way, atim kâ-mihkosit Urban Reserve, Regina, SK S4S 7K2
Circulation 306-790-5950 ext 3429; staff ext 3427 or 3425
Fall/winter September 8, 2026–April 28, 2027: Monday–Thursday 8:30 am–9 pm; Friday 8:30 am–4:30 pm; Saturdaynoon–4 pm; Sunday/holidays closed.
Indigenous-focused academic library with reference, circulation, course resources and limited computer/printing facilities. It is a university library, not a municipal branch. Interlibrary loans require an active account, and computers prioritise school-related use. The dated fall/winter timetable is used instead of a summer schedule or automated open/closed widget. Confirm guest borrowing, study-space reservations and any printing charges with staff.
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Non-profit digital library of freely downloadable books, particularly older literary works. Browse or search titles and choose accessible formats for reading practice or study; the collection is not a lending branch in Regina. Copyright statements primarily reflect United States law, so check the applicable rights in Canada before reuse or redistribution. A free text is not automatically a current textbook or a licensed edition of a modern work.
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Collaborative digital library of source texts and historical publications, useful for reading and checking original documents. Transcriptions and proofreading quality can vary, so compare scans or reliable editions when accuracy matters. Copyright and reuse depend on the work and jurisdiction. This is an online collection with no local lending counter, and it should not replace professional advice or a current official administrative page.
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Directory for discovering scholarly open-access books from participating publishers. Follow the record to the publisher for the full text, edition and licence; open access does not mean all reuse is unrestricted. Useful for independent and higher-education reading alongside local libraries. It is a discovery service rather than a Regina branch, a degree provider or a guarantee that every relevant subject or newest edition is included.
2931 5th Avenue, Regina, SK S4T 0L4
306-347-2552
Outreach Monday–Friday 9 am–4 pm; donation drop-off 9 am–3 pm. Programs have separate times.
Community organisation supporting children, families and seniors through local programs, activities and practical outreach. The own contact page distinguishes outreach availability from donation drop-off hours; neither should be used as the timetable for every youth activity. Ask staff which service fits your household, what registration is needed and whether places are available. A first contact does not guarantee housing, food or admission to a specific program.
Suite 200, 2505 11th Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 0K6
306-757-6675; employee assistance 1-866-757-6620; crisis 306-757-0127; emergency 911
Office Monday–Friday 8:30 am–noon and 1–4:30 pm; contact messages not monitored 24/7.
Non-profit counselling, young-parent support, violence-related assistance and community outreach. Most services are described as no-cost, but private-pay counselling and specialised workshops can be exceptions; clarify the chosen service and any eligibility rules. Office reception is distinct from an appointment or crisis response. The own contact page directs urgent situations to Mobile Crisis or 911 rather than leaving a website message.
3079 5th Avenue, Regina, SK S4T 0L6
306-520-7979
Monday–Friday 9 am–4 pm; Saturday 9 am–noon; Sunday closed.
Local early-years resource centre offering free drop-in play, programming and family connections for caregivers and children from prenatal stages up to age six. Children attend with caregivers; this is not an allocated childcare place. Check the monthly calendar for the particular activity, closures and any booking requirements. The own location has its own phone and timetable, distinct from the airport-area centre and the parent organisation’s other offices.
2817 12th Avenue, Regina, SK S4T 4Y9
306-525-2141; urgent assistance press 0
Urgent assistance staff available 24 hours; individual programs and ordinary reception have separate times.
Local non-profit supporting women and families, including emergency shelter pathways and community services. The current own contact page gives 12th Avenue; older partner pages still show McIntyre Street, so use the current contact route and confirm the actual service location. The 24-hour staff number does not guarantee a bed, programme eligibility or that every department is open all night. Ask about the appropriate service and safe access arrangements.
Health, Fitness & Aquatics Centre, 5939 Rochdale Boulevard, Regina, SK S4X 2P9; administration 3801B Albert Street, SK S4S 3R4
306-757-9622
Fitness facility Monday–Friday 5:30 am–10 pm; Saturday/Sunday 7 am–7 pm; designated statutory holidays 7 am–7 pm. Posted changes may apply.
Community fitness and aquatics centre with family recreation, child minding and activity options. Facility opening is distinct from swimming lessons, supervised sessions and childcare schedules. Membership, lessons and other services can involve fees; ask about access support, age rules and registration for the activity you want. The administration office is at Albert Street, while the listed recreation facility is on Rochdale Boulevard.
2550 Sandra Schmirler Way, Regina, SK S4W 1A1; inside Regina Catholic Schools building, front doors then right
Centre 306-510-4650; office 306-510-4632
Monday–Friday 9 am–4 pm; Saturday 9 am–noon and 1–3 pm; Sunday closed. Last Wednesday monthly, statutory holidays and long weekends closed.
Second early-years family resource site offering free caregiver-and-child play and programming. It is in the school-division building, not the airport passenger terminal or a daycare allocation office. The Saturday lunch closure and monthly planning-day closure are published specifically for this location. Consult its calendar before travelling and check any session registration; the presence of a free programme does not guarantee a childcare space.
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Official instructions for choosing the correct school and registering children, including kindergarten, high school and French immersion. Some newcomer pupils must first contact the Regina Open Door Society, depending on citizenship and previous schooling. Age, catchment area and documentation rules differ by pathway; pre-kindergarten places are limited. Reading this guide does not submit an application or guarantee a particular school assignment.
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Provincial 211 childcare search with provider and family-needs filters, including age, location and types of care. Provider information is supplied and updated by services and may have omissions; a listing is not a current vacancy. Confirm the licence, fees, hours, subsidy conditions and waiting list directly with the chosen provider. No child’s details were entered and no waiting-list or childcare application was tested.
Telephone service across Canada; no Regina reception address
1-800-668-6868
Telephone counselling 24 hours daily. Live-chat and text channels have their own arrangements.
National service for children, teenagers and young adults to speak with a professional counsellor in English or French, with additional-language interpretation described on the own page. Telephone support is distinct from volunteer crisis texting and web chat. The local page was blocked by Cloudflare; the own indexed call page and newer texting FAQ were read separately, retaining their crawl-age limits. No call or counselling interaction was tested.
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Canadian Paediatric Society information for parents and caregivers on development, behaviour, safety and children’s health. Read the topic and date relevant to your question and use it to prepare questions for a qualified professional. Articles are educational resources, not an examination, diagnosis or personalised treatment plan. For an immediate safety concern use appropriate local urgent services rather than waiting for a website response.
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Canadian non-profit resources for parents and educators on online safety, media literacy, misinformation and digital wellbeing. Choose material appropriate to the child’s age and the situation. Public articles and classroom resources differ from commissioned workshops, which can have booking and cost conditions. This is an educational resource rather than a local emergency response, school placement service or guarantee that an online risk is resolved.
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Canadian Centre for Child Protection resource covering online exploitation, intimate-image concerns and sextortion, with information and a reporting route. Public guidance was read only; no report, personal information or harmful material was submitted. The service’s reporting and response arrangements are distinct from police emergency attendance. Use 911 for immediate danger and read the site’s own advice for the relevant concern.
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Provincial overview of family resource centres and early-years supports including KidsFirst. Programs have different purposes, locations and eligibility; targeted home visiting is not universally available merely because a child is young. Use the appropriate Regina provider and discuss age, family circumstances and referral steps. This directory helps identify support but does not allocate childcare, guarantee a place or replace a local intake assessment.
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Municipal gateway to recreation facilities, programs, parks and cultural resources. Check current service notices, construction closures and the relevant facility or course listing before making family plans. Some public spaces are freely accessible while registered activities, equipment or lessons can carry charges and age rules. A directory listing is not a reservation, and general facility hours do not guarantee that a particular session is running.
1440 14th Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 0W5
306-766-4444; emergency 911
Emergency Department 24 hours daily; clinics, appointments and visits have their own arrangements.
Public acute-care hospital providing emergency and specialist services. Current own information warns of emergency-entrance renovations and asks visitors to follow onsite directions. Emergency triage is based on urgency, not arrival order or an appointment promise. The switchboard is not a direct booking line for every clinic. Confirm the relevant unit’s visiting or outpatient arrangements and applicable health coverage;24-hour emergency access is not a guarantee of free care or no wait.
4101 Dewdney Avenue, Regina, SK S4T 1A5
306-766-2222; emergency 911
Emergency Department 24 hours daily; other services, appointments and visits follow their own schedules.
Public hospital with emergency, ambulatory, surgical, diagnostic and specialist services, including links to cancer care. Its emergency opening is separate from outpatient clinics, visiting rules, shops and cafeteria times. Ask the relevant service about referrals, appointment preparation and health coverage rather than treating the hospital as a walk-in route to every specialty. Parking has charges, and no payment or clinical interaction was tested.
1320 Albert Street, Regina, SK S4R 2R7
Published facility contact 306-766-4444; advice 811; emergency 911
Daily 8 am–9:30 pm, seven days a week.
Public same-day care for urgent non-life-threatening illness, injury and mental-health/addictions needs. The current own and provincial pages agree on 8 am–9:30 pm; older expansion plans are not treated as current 24-hour opening. Advance booking and routine follow-up appointments are not offered. Bring the relevant health-card/coverage information and ask about access; severe emergencies use 911 or an emergency department. Published shared contact is not a reserved appointment line.
4006 Dewdney Avenue, Regina, SK S4T 1A2
306-766-6399
Open daily 365 days. Daytime walk-in 9:30 am–3 pm, booking begins 8:30 am; evening 5–7 pm, booking begins 3 pm. Provider availability can change sessions.
Public interdisciplinary primary-care centre serving North Central, Downtown and Heritage areas, with medical, nursing and related supports. Published booking-start times are distinct from consultation sessions. The own page explicitly says walk-in availability depends on providers and can fluctuate, so call to confirm current access rather than assuming a place. Services and coverage criteria differ; it is not a replacement for emergency care or a promise of immediate attachment to a family doctor.
Within Pasqua Hospital, 4101 Dewdney Avenue, Regina, SK S4T 7T1
306-766-2213
Monday–Friday 8 am–4:30 pm; statutory holidays closed.
Public provincial cancer centre operated by the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, with its own referral and patient-contact route. Enter through Pasqua Hospital’s main doors and follow centre signs; the hospital emergency timetable is not this centre’s clinic timetable. Referral enquiries require appropriate verification by staff. Confirm the department, referral and appointment instructions directly; this listing does not diagnose symptoms, book treatment or establish coverage.
1106 Winnipeg Street, Regina, SK S4R 1J6
306-543-7880; reception 0; appointments 3; lab 4; X-ray/ECG5; results 6; counselling/nutrition/exercise 7; records 8; programming 9; renewals 2; pharmacy 306-949-0900
Monday–Friday 8:30 am–noon and 1–5:30 pm.
Community health co-operative providing primary care and allied services to members and clients. A separate waiting-list/intake process exists; contacting reception does not guarantee a new-patient place. Own phone options distinguish appointments, tests, records and counselling. The general website form does not accept medical or appointment enquiries. Verify eligibility, membership arrangements, any uninsured service costs and the appropriate service before attending.
1504 Albert Street, Regina, SK S4P 2S4
306-766-0200
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Public community-health centre serving central Regina, with listed supports including immunisation, nutrition, oral health, home care and speech-language services. Not all services are unrestricted walk-in appointments; ask the centre about the relevant referral, eligibility and schedule. Its own facility page publishes address and telephone but no weekly reception timetable. Generic emergency FAQs on the site do not make this centre a 24-hour emergency department.
Unit 4, 4420 Rochdale Boulevard, Regina, SK
306-949-3077
Own current indexed store/pharmacy hours: Monday–Friday 9 am–10 pm; Saturday/Sunday 9 am–9 pm. Confirm holiday and pharmacist availability before travelling.
Commercial pharmacy included for evening access. The current own indexed page shows shorter hours than old association PDFs advertising midnight; no overnight or 24-hour service is claimed. Local access returned 403 and a Web opening produced a JS shell; the fresh own index supplies hours, while the current provincial pharmacy listing confirms address/telephone. Prescriptions, vaccinations and other services have eligibility, appointment and cost conditions.
Telephone service for people in Saskatchewan; no local reception counter
811; access problems 1-877-800-0002; SaskTel Relay 1-800-855-0511
24 hours daily.
Public confidential health, mental-health and addictions advice by qualified health professionals. The service is described as free, with English and interpretation in more than 100languages. This is Saskatchewan’s telephone advice route; rules and access are not assumed for other provinces or UK111. Calling can help identify appropriate care but does not guarantee a clinic appointment. No telephone call, triage or treatment advice was tested for this listing.
Telephone poison-information service for Saskatchewan; no Regina walk-in counter
1-866-454-1212
24 hours daily, year-round.
Provincial published route for urgent advice about exposure to medicines, plants, pesticides, chemicals and other poisons. Specially trained poison experts provide assessment and guidance by telephone; this directory does not attempt an assessment or recommend an individual treatment. Use the Saskatchewan number rather than assuming another province’s local line applies. For an immediate life-threatening emergency use 911; no call was placed.
107B Albert Street, Regina, SK S4R 2N3; own site lists call or walk-in
Crisis 306-757-0127; suicide 306-525-5333; child abuse 306-569-2724; gambling 1-800-306-6789; national call/text 988
Crisis help lines 24 hours daily; electronic counselling not monitored 24 hours.
Local crisis intervention and referral organisation with telephone and published walk-in contact. The current own address is 107B Albert Street, rather than older directory locations. The 24-hour help lines are separate from an electronic message, and support does not guarantee emergency accommodation or clinical admission. For immediate danger use 911. No crisis interaction, personal information, phone call or shelter request was made.
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Official provincial criteria distinguish Saskatchewan residence, lawful presence, students, temporary workers and moves from another province or from abroad. Coverage may begin on different dates depending on the category; refugee claimants are directed to federal coverage. Required proof and an active card matter, and care without valid coverage can be billed. Check your actual category with eHealth rather than assuming immediate free coverage for every newcomer.
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Provincial overview of health-card benefits, extended benefits and prescription-drug support. Programs have separate eligibility, covered services and possible patient contributions; an active health card does not make every drug, dental service or private treatment free. Follow the specific plan information and confirm applicable coverage with the responsible service. No benefit application, personal record or pharmacy transaction was tested.
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Federal temporary coverage for eligible groups, distinct from Saskatchewan insurance. The current own overview describes covered basic care, 4CAD co-payment for each eligible prescription and 30percent patient contribution for eligible supplemental benefits. Providers must be registered and benefit limits still apply; not every newcomer qualifies. The official page was read through Web access after local transport failure, without claiming a successful local content response.
1850 Smith Street, Regina, SK S4P 2N3
306-525-2377
Monday–Friday 8:30 am–5 pm. Maintenance issues should be reported by telephone.
Administers publicly funded social housing in Regina on behalf of Saskatchewan Housing Corporation. Eligibility, priority of need and availability of a suitable unit determine placement; an application is not immediate accommodation. The own main page publishes full current contacts and hours, while its separate contact page returned 403. Different programs, including accessible housing and life leases for eligible older adults, have different conditions.
1510 12th Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 0L5
306-757-2235 ext 5
Housing Monday–Friday 9 am–4 pm. Boutique Monday/Wednesday/Friday 11 am–2 pm; showers/laundryTuesday/Thursday 11 am–2 pm; essentials 11 am–2 pm; donationsTuesday–Thursday 1–4 pm. Lunch sittingsnoon/12:30/1/1:30 pm until food runs out. After-hours and seasonal warming schedules differ; confirm directly.
Local low-barrier outreach providing housing assistance, practical essentials and community supports. The own contact page separates housing hours from meals, donations and after-hours provision. Its after-hours summary says weekdays 6 pm–9 am/weekends 24 hours, while a seasonal section shows different warming-centre times; this discrepancy is retained rather than promising all services overnight. Published housing lists do not guarantee vacancies or tenancy approval.
General YWCA contact 2817 12th Avenue, Regina, SK S4T 4Y9; confirm shelter-specific arrival arrangements by phone
Urgent 306-525-2141 option 0; My Aunt’s Place 306-545-7786; Joan’s Place 306-519-9558
Shelter support staff 24 hours; bed availability and individual intake arrangements must be checked.
Own shelter information distinguishes My Aunt’s Place for women/families facing homelessness, Isabel Johnson Shelter for women fleeing violence with or without children, and Joan’s Place for single women. Services and admission depend on the actual situation and capacity;24-hour staffing does not guarantee a bed. Use the own current telephone routes and confirm the destination instead of travelling to older directory addresses.
Confidential shelter location; telephone first. Mailing only:Box 1364, Regina, SK S4P 3B8
Crisis 306-569-2292; office 306-757-2096 (crisis option 1; counsellors 2; outreach 7 or 8)
Crisis line and shelter staffing 24 hours daily; ordinary administrative appointments separate.
Non-profit safe temporary housing and support for women and children experiencing violence. The own help page directs people to its 24-hour crisis line; no public shelter street address is invented from a third-party directory. Staff discuss the situation, admission and available alternatives rather than promising a room. The postal box is for correspondence, not a walk-in location. No shelter enquiry, personal information or call was made.
Suite 304, 1855 Victoria Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 3T2
1-888-215-2222
Not available
Independent adjudicative service for many Saskatchewan residential-tenancy disputes, with information about rights, hearings, notices and applications. The current own page lists the Regina physical and mailing address but no counter timetable. Its jurisdiction has exclusions, including emergency shelters and some institutional housing; do not assume every accommodation falls under the same rules. The online portal is distinct from office hours and may involve filing fees.
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Municipal housing overview and contacts for local non-profit and supportive-housing organisations. Services target different groups, including families, people with disabilities, youth and people fleeing violence; a listed organisation is not a guaranteed vacancy. Contact the provider for current criteria, address and intake rather than treating the City as the allocator of every property. Public information was read without submitting a housing request.
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Provincial benefit for eligible renters facing shelter costs, with household-income, asset and cost-share rules. The current page identifies July 2026 benefit amounts and exclusions, including sponsored newcomers, full-time post-secondary students and certain households already receiving housing support. Do not assume every new resident qualifies or receives the maximum. Read the actual stream and evidence requirements before applying; no application was tested.
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Official guide to periodic, fixed-term, verbal and written tenancies and the standard conditions that may apply. It explains what information belongs in an agreement and points to the current provincial process for renewal and notices. Read the agreement and confirm whether the accommodation is covered by the legislation; rules from Ontario or another country are not substituted. This is general information, not advice on an individual dispute.
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Provincial guide to deposit limits, payment timing, landlord claims and tenant dispute procedures. Deadlines, service requirements and filing fees matter; an older video or informal checklist may omit current details. Use the current ORT instructions for your tenancy rather than assuming a landlord may automatically retain a deposit. Reading the guide does not file a claim, guarantee recovery or decide a dispute.
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Official information distinguishing landlord maintenance obligations, tenant cleanliness and damage responsibilities, pest reporting and end-of-tenancy cleaning. The actual facts, tenancy coverage and procedure determine the appropriate next step. Keep records and consult the responsible service if a dispute arises; the guide is not an automatic authorisation to withhold rent or a guaranteed outcome. No repair notice, claim or personal case was submitted.
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Federal housing resources for understanding the rental process, household needs and responsibilities. Useful when preparing to compare accommodation and total living costs, but landlord-tenant procedures are provincial and Saskatchewan rules must still be checked. A guide does not act as an agent, inspect a property or guarantee affordability. Verify any listing, included utilities, conditions and provider identity before entering an agreement.
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National directory helping identify shelters and support for women and children experiencing violence. Contact the chosen local service to discuss safe access, eligibility and current space; a map entry does not guarantee a bed or mean the shelter accepts unannounced visits. Use a safe device and the site’s safety guidance where relevant. No personal details, location request, crisis report or shelter application was submitted.
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Public utility instructions for changing residential electricity service, including a SaskPower route and multi-utility ExpressAddress option. Current fees and meter-reading conditions are explained; submitting a reading can affect certain connection charges under the stated rules. Check who pays utilities under your lease and the requested service dates. This information does not switch an account, schedule reconnection or make a payment.
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Public natural-gas utility guidance for starting, stopping or transferring an account, with ExpressAddress and telephone routes. The own page identifies required identification and an existing account number where applicable, and states processing begins within two business days after receiving the request. Check fees, property responsibility and timing directly; no same-day completion is promised. No account, personal identifier or service order was tested.
2124 11th Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 0J5; mailingPOBox 1790, SK S4P 3C8
Routes 306-777-7433; paratransit 306-777-7007
RIDELine Monday–Friday 8 am–5 pm. Main transit/fare pages: counter 8:30 am–4:30 pm; Umo page instead says 9 am–4:30 pm. Confirm morning counter opening.
Municipal public-transit information and fare-service counter. Own current pages disagree about 8:30 am versus 9 am opening, so both are retained and should be confirmed before an early visit. Office and telephone hours are distinct from route operating hours. Ask about the appropriate fare product and eligibility for discounted passes; a counter visit does not guarantee a particular bus connection or a reserved seat.
Telephone/app booking for registered Regina riders; mailingPOBox 1790, Regina, SK S4P 3C8
Bookings/cancellations 306-777-7007; registration 306-777-7726; fares 306-777-7433
Advance booking Monday–Saturday 9 am–8 pm, Sunday 9 am–6:30 pm; none statutory holidays. Same-day Monday–Saturday 7:30 am–11 pm, Sunday/holidays 8:30 am–6:30 pm. Cancellation line 24 hours. Service Monday–Friday 6 am–11:15 pm; Saturday 7 am–midnight; Sunday/holidays 8 am–9 pm.
Municipal shared door-to-door transport for eligible people whose disability restricts fixed-route transit use. Registration must be approved first; visitor, temporary and conditional categories have different rules. Booking is subject to capacity, with published pick-up windows and potentially shared journeys. Phone-booking periods differ from vehicle operation and the 24-hour cancellation message line. No registration, trip request or personal accessibility information was submitted.
Authority mailing/office contact:Unit 1, 5201 Regina Avenue, Regina, SK S4W 1B3; confirm the relevant passenger or office entrance
306-761-7555
Authority office Monday–Friday 8 am–4 pm; flights, terminal services and airline counters have separate schedules.
Airport authority contact for facilities and general enquiries. A flight or airline-specific question should go to the airline, and airport office hours do not determine flight operations or check-in deadlines. The own contact page was read through its fresh official index after a local Cloudflare block; this is not counted as a successful local content response. Confirm the appropriate counter, accessibility support and current travel details before going.
Suite 200, 1964 Park Street, Regina, SK
1-844-855-2744
Published handbook: Regina office Monday–Saturday 8 am–5 pm; written tests 8 am–4 pm. Confirm location-specific current services and appointments.
Provincial driver-examination service, distinct from a motor-licence issuer or insurance broker. The own indexed office directory supplies the Regina location, while the local directory contains unfilled JavaScript placeholders; the separate own handbook gives exam/office hours. Tests, identification, translation and fee requirements depend on the case. No test was booked and no licence eligibility or exchange is guaranteed.
1369 Scarth Street, Regina, SK S4R 2E7
Dispatch 306-525-2727
Taxi dispatch/service 24 hours daily, 365 days; office reception not separately promised.
Commercial taxi service offering ordinary and accessible-vehicle options. Request the vehicle and assistance needed when booking;24-hour operation does not guarantee immediate vehicle availability or a fixed journey time. Own information says airport pickups need arrangements rather than waiting at the taxi stand. Confirm fare, pickup point, passenger capacity and accessible-vehicle availability directly. No ride, payment or telephone booking was tested.
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Municipal fixed-route schedules, system map and real-time TransitLive link, including the airport–downtown route. The page also describes texting a four-digit stop number to 306-596-6136 for arrivals. Compare direction, day type, notices and the specific stop rather than assuming an office timetable represents bus service. Arrival estimates and published connections can change and do not guarantee boarding or an on-time transfer.
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Official fare products and conditions for conventional transit and Paratransit. Current information distinguishes electronic stored value, cash, fare capping, transfers and discounted passes; cash requires exact fare and has different transfer treatment. Read age/status and first-purchase requirements for the chosen product. Free browsing does not create a pass or prove discount eligibility; no account, card registration or payment was tested.
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SGI handbook explaining examinations, recognised licences and requirements for people moving to Saskatchewan. Exchange depends on the issuing jurisdiction, valid documents and driving record; an International Driving Permit is not a universal replacement for provincial licensing. Use current SGI instructions and confirm your own category before driving. The selected official handbook is locally readable; use its current linked instructions for the relevant licence category.
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Official road-condition map and route-planning service with closures, construction, cameras and weather-related information. Road reports have timestamps and can change quickly; a clear map segment is not a guarantee of safe travel or future conditions. The local page exposes the map controls, while live layers depend on JavaScript; interactive functionality was not exercised. Check the current report before departure and observe actual conditions and closures.
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Municipal overview linking pathways, cycling, crosswalk and e-scooter guidance. Check the specific route and current service notices, seasonal conditions and construction before planning a trip. A line on a map is not a promise of separated infrastructure, snow clearance or accessibility throughout the route. Public transport planning proposals are distinct from facilities already in service; no journey or rental transaction was tested.
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Municipal parking rules, downtown payment zones and related guidance. The current page distinguishes paid periods from restrictions that remain in force at other times; free evening or weekend parking remains subject to posted limits. Check the actual signs, space type and current charge before leaving a vehicle. This information does not reserve a space, waive a ticket or guarantee that a permit applies to a particular location.
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Federal air-security screening resource for allowed items, carry-on versus checked baggage, accessibility and travel preparation. Screening rules are separate from airline baggage allowances and immigration entry requirements. Use the specific item guidance and current airport information, allowing time for screening; an online estimate is not a guaranteed queue length. No security interaction, identity check or travel booking was tested.
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Federal transportation regulator’s overview of airline obligations around disruptions, denied boarding, baggage and related passenger treatment. Entitlement depends on the circumstances, applicable rules, airline category and procedural requirements; compensation is not automatic for every delay. Read the current detailed guidance and communicate with the carrier through the appropriate route. This entry does not decide a claim or provide an individual legal conclusion.
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Canadian Transportation Agency resources for accessible travel, service-provider obligations and complaints involving federally regulated transportation. Check which requirements apply to the actual carrier or terminal and what advance notice or assistance request is needed. These rules are distinct from Regina Paratransit registration. Reading the resource does not reserve assistance, approve a complaint or guarantee that every local transport service falls under federal jurisdiction.
Second floor, Path Cowork, 1965 Broad Street, Regina, SK; attached to DoubleTree Hotel
306-242-4101
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Business-advising service with an appointment location in Regina and virtual options. Own contact information distinguishes free general business-advisor meetings from specialist industry-expert sessions priced 25CAD plusGST. The Regina location page gives arrival directions and paid-parking information; it does not establish unrestricted walk-in access. Confirm an appointment and advisor availability before travelling, and do not treat funding guidance as loan or grant approval.
2201 11th Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 0J8
306-789-5099; toll-free 1-800-661-5099
Not available
Regional economic-development agency supporting business growth, investment connections, industry development and local economic information. Its role is distinct from issuing a licence, approving immigration status or granting every business funding. The current own main/about pages publish the address and contact numbers but no regular reception timetable; contact directly to arrange the appropriate meeting. Events and programs can have separate selection and fee conditions.
2145 Albert Street, Regina, SK S4P 2V1
306-757-4658
Monday–Friday 8:30 am–4:30 pm, according to the own contact page indexed two weeks ago.
Local membership organisation offering business connections, advocacy and events. Membership and participation can involve charges and are not public licensing or government funding. The own contact information, including address and office hours, was actually read through its indexed page after a local 403; later changes remain possible. Contact the chamber for the relevant program, membership conditions and an appointment rather than assuming an event is included.
Suite 500E, 2201 11th Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 0J8
306-359-9732; toll-free 1-844-900-9375
Monday–Friday 8:30 am–5 pm; Monday and Friday by appointment only.
Women Entrepreneurs of Saskatchewan provides business advisory and financial-support pathways subject to program rules. Confirm who can use the selected service, membership or training charges, and any loan terms; support is not an automatic grant or business approval. The own contact page was read from its index, crawled three weeks ago, because local access was blocked. The specifically published Monday/Friday appointment restriction is retained.
Suite 701, 2002 Victoria Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 0R7
Own contact 306-352-2671; own member-directory 306-781-3121
Own member directory:Monday–Friday 8:30 am–5 pm; confirm with reception.
Provincial business association located in Regina, separate from the city/district chamber. Its own contact page and member directory list different telephone numbers; both are retained, and the directory supplies the office timetable through a separately qualified indexed reading. Membership, networking and policy advocacy differ from business registration and can have costs. Ask which service and contact route applies rather than assuming all assistance is publicly funded.
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Canada’s public development bank offers business financing, advisory services and educational tools. A loan must be assessed and repaid under its terms; consulting and other services may carry fees. Free articles or a business-plan template are distinct from approval for finance. Compare eligibility, security, costs and repayment before applying. No bank account, financial information, loan application or payment was entered.
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National non-profit startup financing and mentoring pathway for eligible young entrepreneurs. Age, residence/status, business stage and other criteria must be checked on the current program; financing is a repayable loan, not a universal newcomer grant. Local access was blocked and own indexed program information was read as a separate source with its age documented. No eligibility decision, business application or repayment calculation was performed.
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Public multi-government permit and licence discovery tool. Select the relevant Saskatchewan municipality and activity to identify possible requirements; the free search does not itself issue any approval or cover every possible obligation. Verify the results with the responsible municipal, provincial or federal authority. The public overview was read without entering a business profile, submitting forms or testing a paid service.
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Official registry information for business names, corporations and non-profit entities, now published at Saskatchewan Registries. The obsolete ISC path that returned 404 was excluded. Registration, name reservation, annual filings, document searches and tax accounts are distinct actions and may have fees. Read the current instructions for your entity type and seek appropriate advice; a registry entry is not proof of all permits or permission to work in Canada.
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Provincial guidance on PST registration, taxable goods/services, returns, refunds and related bulletins. Saskatchewan PST and federal GST/HST are separate systems with different rules. The actual activity and transactions determine obligations; an overview does not calculate your tax or establish an exemption. Follow the relevant bulletin and contact the responsible tax service before filing. No registration, return, payment or personal financial record was tested.
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Federal guidance for business GST/HST accounts, registration, charging and collecting tax, returns and related administration. Provincial PST obligations remain separate. Thresholds, exceptions and effective dates depend on the business and activity, so use the current detailed instructions rather than applying another person’s situation. The own public page was read separately through Web access after local transport trouble; no tax account or transaction was tested.
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Official federal procurement gateway for finding tenders and understanding supplier participation. Read each solicitation’s requirements, deadlines and submission system; a supplier profile or tender listing does not guarantee a contract. Provincial and municipal purchasing may use other platforms. Only public information was consulted, without creating a supplier account, submitting a bid, uploading business information or testing payment-related functions.
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Federal regional-development department covering Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba. Its programs support different business, innovation and community activities with their own eligibility, application windows and funding terms. An announcement is not a commitment to fund a particular business, and some contributions can be repayable. Own official content was read through Web access following local transport failure; no funding application or account was tested.
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Provincial directory of business and economic-development resources relevant to First Nations, Métis and northern communities. Programs have distinct geographic, ownership, status and project criteria; a listing is not a general grant for every newcomer or entrepreneur. Consult the responsible organisation about the actual service, funding terms and intake period. No identity, ownership evidence, community application or financial commitment was submitted.
2476 Victoria Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 3C8; mailingPOBox 1790
306-777-7000; emergency 911
Monday–Friday 8 am–4:45 pm; weekends/statutory holidays closed. After-hours urgent municipal dispatch by phone; payment drop box 24 hours.
Municipal contact for local services, utility issues and requests that can be directed to the responsible City team. After-hours dispatch handles urgent municipal situations such as water-main breaks; it is not an immigration or medical emergency service. The 24-hour cheque drop box does not mean offices are continuously open. Ask about department-specific appointments and documents; no request, payment or personal information was submitted.
Alvin Hamilton Building, 1783 Hamilton Street, Regina, SK S4P 2B6
General 1-800-622-6232; SIN1-866-274-6627; EI1-800-206-7218; CPP/OAS1-800-277-9914; employers 1-800-367-5693; passport 1-800-567-6868; TTYgeneral 1-800-926-9105, EI1-800-529-3742, CPP1-800-255-4786, passport 1-866-255-7655, employers 1-855-881-9874
Monday–Friday 8:30 am–4 pm; closure announced November 11, 2026. Program phone services can have different hours.
Federal local service centre for SIN and several benefits, with passport services listed at the same location. Published numbers are national program lines, not a personal local agent. Passport services have document, eligibility, fee and urgency conditions; a Canadian passport is not automatically available to every newcomer. Confirm the correct service and appointment route, bring required evidence and do not infer a guaranteed waiting or processing time.
Canada Life Building, Unit 101, 1901 Scarth Street, Regina, SK S4P 2H1
Health cards/certificates 306-787-3251 or 1-800-667-7551; MySaskHealthRecord 1-844-767-8259; privacy 1-855-347-5465
Health-card/certificate phone Monday–Friday 8 am–5 pm; walk-in 9 am–4 pm. Record-account and privacy support Monday–Friday 8 am–4:30 pm.
Provincial registration and vital-event contact with a current downtown Scarth Street front desk. Older directories still show Cornwall Centre/11th Avenue; the own current address takes priority. Health-card coverage, certificate ordering, health-record accounts and privacy enquiries are separate services with distinct requirements. Administrative help is not medical advice, and no identity documents, application or personal record were entered.
Regina City:Suite 200, 1871 Smith Street, Regina, SK S4P 4W5; Regina Rural:Suite 102, 2400 College Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 1C8
Applications 1-800-667-3764; City 306-787-8760 /1-877-424-1897; Rural 306-787-1141 /1-877-424-1906
Not available
Publicly funded legal assistance subject to financial eligibility, covered issue and merit assessment. Current own information includes criminal, family, immigration and refugee matters; the service to use depends on the legal issue and home location. The own office list was read through its current index because the local page does not populate location details. No weekly reception timetable was found on the main/contact/locator pages; call first and do not assume representation is approved.
Telephone/secure online contact; own current page says in-person Regina meetings unavailable
306-787-6211; toll-free 1-800-667-9787
Monday–Friday 8 am–noon and 1–4:30 pm. Regina in-person meetings currently unavailable.
Independent public-sector fairness and complaint contact. Check whether the matter falls within the Ombudsman’s jurisdiction and whether the responsible organisation’s process should be used first. The own page explicitly removes Regina in-person meetings; an old office address is not presented as an available counter. General email differs from the secure complaint route. Reading public information does not open a complaint or promise an outcome.
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Federal guide to obtaining, updating and protecting a SIN. Temporary residents’ numbers beginning with 9 depend on valid immigration documents authorising work; the number itself does not create a right to work. Service Canada no longer issues new plastic SIN cards. Select the correct status category and protect the identifier. The own page was read through Web access after local transport failure; no SIN or application information was entered.
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Official guide to choosing a status-checking method according to application type and how it was submitted. A tracker, secure account and permanent-residence portal are not necessarily the same account; an acknowledgement of receipt may be required. A displayed processing estimate is not a decision or deadline guarantee. Public own instructions were read through Web access following a local transport failure, without signing in or testing any personal case.
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Federal overview linking work-permit applications, extensions, changes of employer/conditions and special pathways. Open and employer-specific permits have different criteria, and permission cannot be inferred solely from a job offer or SIN. Check current instructions for your actual status and location before acting. Own public information was read separately after local transport failure; this entry gives no individual eligibility or legal conclusion.
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Official current destination covers first PR cards, renewal/replacement, travel documents and understanding permanent-resident status. The former pr-card path legitimately redirects to the broader permanent-residents page; card validity and legal status are not identical. Confirm the relevant documents and obligations before travel. The own page was read through Web access while local transport failed; no renewal, travel request or account was tested.
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Official federal tax-account entry and help page, linking personal, business and representative services with authentication and recovery guidance. Use only your own authorised credentials; representation has its own process, and a bank sign-in partner is not proof of tax eligibility. This public information does not calculate benefits, update an address or file a return. Own content was read through Web access after local transport trouble; no login was attempted.
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Official guide to provincial individual and organisation accounts, activation, identity validation, service linking and security settings. Creating an account does not automatically enrol you in every provincial service or determine eligibility. Protect credentials and use the official recovery route rather than sharing access. The public instructions were read only; no account, identity check, security-setting change or personal information was tested.
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Provincial instructions for eligible applicants to request birth certificates or copies of registration, with identification, relationship and document requirements. Different certificate types have different fees and purposes; a registration copy is not necessarily personal identification. Processing information is a changing snapshot, not a guaranteed delivery date. No birth details, identity documents, order, payment or application were submitted.
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Saskatchewan service for notifying participating utilities and organisations of a move, including options to connect, transfer, disconnect or change details. Participating services and their processing rules differ; it does not automatically update every federal agency, bank or immigration record. Confirm completion with each relevant provider and check possible charges. No address, account number, identification or change request was entered.
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Provincial voter information covering registration, identification, accessibility and constituency lookup. Voting eligibility depends on citizenship, age, residence and the applicable election rules; newcomer residence or a PR card alone is not a universal right to vote. Read the current criteria and deadlines before registering. No address lookup, electoral registration, personal information or voting transaction was performed.
2314 11th Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 0K1; department directory uses S4P 0K2 for settlement
306-352-3500
Published office hours Monday–Friday 8 am–4:30 pm; weekends closed; contact page lists January 1–2 and December 26–30 closures, with no year stated. Confirm appointments.
Local nonprofit newcomer support covering orientation, settlement planning, school connections, community participation and interpretation referrals. Refugee resettlement, temporary-worker support and family programmes have different eligibility and referral routes. The current department directory places settlement at 2314 11th Avenue; a programme-page contact block still labels Employment Services at 1855 Smith Street. Confirm the actual appointment location and postcode rather than relying on that inconsistent block.
#211, 3988 Albert Street, Regina, SK S4S 3R1; administration #208 at same address; language services Unit 16B, 3806 Albert Street, S4S 3R2
Registration/language 306-359-6516; administration 306-359-6514; separately published contact/fax 306-522-9959
Monday–Friday 9 am–4 pm; Saturday, Sunday and holidays closed. Classes and appointments have separate schedules.
Local newcomer organisation offering registration, language, employment and community connections. Ask which programme accepts your immigration category, age and household circumstances; the organisation name does not mean every service has identical access rules. Registration and administration occupy different suites, while language services use the Golden Mile Centre. Own location pages publish weekday hours, which must not be replaced by a missing-hours marker or confused with classroom times.
2314 11th Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 0K1
Language Centre 306-352-4600; general 306-352-3500
Published general office hours Monday–Friday 8 am–4:30 pm; weekends closed; January 1–2 and December 26–30 closures listed without a year. Course timetables vary.
Language options include LINC for eligible permanent residents and refugees, other language stages for additional categories, and paid ENACT academic preparation. CELPIP testing and preparation are separate from general conversation practice and can involve fees. Confirm assessment, status, available places and class format before enrolment; not every programme is free for every applicant. The own department directory supplies the Language Centre number and current location; office hours are not promised classroom hours.
Carrefour des Horizons, 1440 9th Avenue North, Suite 215, Regina, SK S4R 8B1
306-569-1912; toll-free 1-888-756-1912
Published contact hours Monday–Friday 8:30 am–5 pm; weekends closed. Confirm Regina appointments.
Provincial Francophone community organisation with a Regina office and French-language community and newcomer connections. Saskatchewan’s official settlement directory also lists this office as a settlement-services contact. Ask about appropriate French-language orientation, referrals and eligibility for a particular funded programme. A provincial organisation can serve several communities; the Saskatoon contact and hours are not presented as a second Regina branch. The workbook explanation remains in English while identifying the French-language service.
ESL Office, Wakpá Tower 114, 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK S4S 0A2
306-585-4585
ESL office Monday–Friday 8:15 am–4:30 pm, Saskatchewan time; teaching schedules vary.
University English programmes include academic preparation, language/culture options and LINC for eligible permanent residents and protected persons aged 18 or older. Academic tuition and test or admission charges are distinct from funded LINC participation; admission to a language course is not automatic admission to a degree. The specific ESL contact identifies Wakpá Tower, unlike the College Avenue address used for general continuing education. Confirm assessment, funding eligibility, timetable and the appropriate campus before visiting.
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Free online conversation practice with volunteers for adults 18+, including men and women and several residence categories such as citizens, permanent residents, visitors and work-permit holders. The current course page advertises Monday–Friday 2–3 pm and gives 306-359-6516 for joining; its volunteer overview mentions four weekdays, so confirm the actual cohort timetable. Practice is especially suited to lower language levels and is not a formal immigration language examination or guaranteed certification.
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Municipal library overview of literacy and English-language support, multilingual materials and learning tools. Its literacy services are described for Regina residents aged 18+, with registration/appointment through 306-777-6009 or the Central Library literacy office. Some digital tools require a library card, and availability differs between tutoring, conversation groups and self-study. This overview is a service directory rather than a separate staffed branch or a guarantee of an immediate tutor.
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Provincial directory of settlement contacts, regional newcomer gateways, language training, employment and settlement-advisor services. Filter by the relevant location and programme, then confirm eligibility and appointments with the actual provider. Some directory contact details differ from current provider pages; use those own pages for the latest suite, telephone and hours. The statement that listed settlement programmes are free does not make every private course or unrelated service free.
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Federal directory explaining funded settlement-service eligibility and offering location, language and service filters. Access depends on immigration category; current instructions include a limited eligibility period for economic-class permanent residents starting April 1, 2026, plus specified protected and temporary categories. Quebec providers use a separate provincial route. The public eligibility text was read; the JavaScript search was not exercised with a personal address, and no provider place or approval is guaranteed.
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Free English practice materials organised by level include listening, reading, grammar and interactive exercises. The organisation distinguishes this self-directed resource collection from a syllabus-based course; paid live teaching, private tutoring and exam preparation are separate offers. A free level indication is not an official immigration examination or credential. Current own indexed instructions were read after local access trouble; account activities have age and registration conditions, and no account or payment was tested.
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Public-media English practice with grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, news-based lessons and short listening formats such as 6 Minute English. Choose an appropriate level and combine independent practice with local opportunities to speak. This international digital supplement is not a Regina college, settlement eligibility assessment or recognised immigration language test. Materials and series can change; no subscription, personal profile or classroom availability was tested.
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Canadian public-media learning tool using CBC and Radio-Canada audio and video, comprehension questions and language challenges. Work at your own pace in English or French through the web version or mobile app. Canadian accents and everyday cultural material can complement settlement classes, but completion is not a degree, formal language-test result or immigration approval. Device, connectivity and account requirements should be checked on the current service; no account or application was tested.
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International public-media practice resource with beginning, intermediate and advanced English, pronunciation, vocabulary, podcasts and structured Let’s Learn English lessons. American English examples are an online supplement rather than Canadian legal, employment or settlement advice. Choose materials for your level and check the publication date of news-based lessons. Independent study does not provide an immigration-test score or guaranteed classroom place; no account or personal information was entered.
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Free French practice through videos and exercises at several levels, useful for learners who want to develop French alongside daily life in an English-speaking city. This is a self-study international digital resource, not a Regina CLIC classroom or an official immigration examination. Paid exams and local funded courses have separate eligibility and assessment rules. The own page was actually read through Web access after a local 403 response; that access supplement is not recorded as local HTTP200 success.