Healthcare in Regina
Regina and Saskatchewan have a deep-rooted history in ensuring good, accessible healthcare is available for all its people. While under Canada’s free healthcare model, anyone in need has the ability to access healthcare at any stage of their lives and any stage of their health.
Saskatchewan Health Authority Find a Doctor The Saskatchewan Health Authority launched in 2017, transitioning Looking to find a doctor in Regina? We have great healthcare 12 former regional authorities to a single provincial one. It is the professionals available who are accepting new patients. largest organization in Saskatchewan, and one of the most integrated Find a Doctor rqhealth.ca/facilities/doctors-accepting-new-patients health delivery agencies in the country. The Saskatchewan Health Authority offers a full range of hospital, rehabilitation, community and public health, long term care and home care services to meet Emergency Services the needs of everyone in Saskatchewan, regardless of where they reside in the province. The Saskatchewan Health Authority provides emergency medical services through first responders and ambulance services for Regina For more information, visit www.saskhealthauthority.ca and surrounding rural communities. Our emergency number is 911. Hospitals and Clinics Learn More rqhealth.ca/departments/ems-emergency-medical-services Regina has two main hospitals located around the center of the city, as well as many walk-in clinics throughout the city. Pediatricians Regina General Hospital rqhealth.ca/facilities/regina-general-hospital The Saskatchewan Health Authority provides inpatient, outpatient, Pasqua Hospital rqhealth.ca/facilities/pasqua-hospital and emergency services for children under 18 years of age in hospitals and clinics throughout Regina. Walk-in Clinics rqhealth.ca/facilities/walk-in-clinics rqhealth.ca/department/pediatrics/overview-of-pediatric- Learn More services-available-in-regina Health Card New to Saskatchewan? All new Saskatchewan residents must sign up Mental Health for a Saskatchewan Health Card to receive benefits in Regina. Regina’s Adult Mental Health Clinics provide a wide range of services Find out how to sign up here ehealthsask.ca/residents/health-cards for those who are coping with significant problems related to their mental health. All of their services are provided free of charge. rqhealth.ca/department/mental-health/adult-mental- Learn More Our History: In 1947, Canadian hero and then Premier of Saskatchewan health-clinics Tommy Douglas introduced the first provincial hospital insurance program. In 1959, he introduced the first public healthcare program out of the belief that the people of Saskatchewan deserved affordable healthcare.
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Hot summers, cold winters, and everything in between! Regina’s diverse climate makes up a big part of who we are as Reginans.
No matter the weather, you’ll find people out enjoying seasonal activities—from taking a dip in a local outdoor pool on a summer Month High/Low (Celsius) Rain (Days) day, to cross-country skiing in beautiful Wascana Park in the winter. January -11°/-21° 3 We brave the cold like no other place in Canada, and make the most out of our hot, sunny summers. February -7°/-17° 3 March 0°/-11° 3 Seasons April 11°/-2° 3 Located in the southeast region of Saskatchewan, Regina is known May 18°/5° 6 for clear and sunny days under wide-open skies. Regina records an average of 2,318 sunshine hours each year. Summer is typically warm June 24°/10° 7 and dry with long, sunny days. Summer nights are usually cool and July 27°/13° 5 comfortable. Winters in Regina typically last from November to March August 26°/11° 5 and winter days tend to be cold, short and sunny. September 18°/5° 5 Weather Facts October 11°/-1° 2 November 0/-9 2 Average Summer Temperature: 23°C or 73°F December -9/-19 3 Average Winter Temperature: -11°C or 12° F Highway Hotline Average annual snowfall: Highways make up a big part of the prairie lifestyle—and it’s 116 cm (46 inches) always important to be aware of their conditions during our winters. For current road conditions for Saskatchewan highways, visit the Average annual rainfall: 388 mm (15.3 inches) Saskatchewan Highway Hotline (hotline.gov.sk.ca/map.html) or phone the Highway Hotline at 1-888-335-7623. Altitude: Situated 577 meters (1894 feet) above sea level Time Zone: Pro-tip: Make sure you’re always protecting your Central Standard Time Zone (CST) (year-round) skin in the summer! Saskatchewan averages the most sunshine of any Canadian province.
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The Greater Regina Area (GRA) holds some of the best opportunities for a high quality of life in Saskatchewan. The communities of the GRA offer incredible natural beauty, a high standard of living, and a diversity of lifestyle choices that will enrich the life of anyone new to the province!
Regina and the surrounding area is made up of many great neighbourhoods. Whether you’re looking for a quiet suburb to raise a family or a lively urban atmosphere, we’ve got you covered.
To sum it up—you really can have it all when you live Regina.
Family Life Regina is a fabulous place to raise a family. The large majority of the city features quiet and safe residential areas that are close to elementary schools, amenities, parks and community centres. With ample sports programs and activities for kids of all ages to join— and only a 20-minute drive to any activity within the city—it sets the right building blocks in place to a relaxed, positive living experience for the entire family. City Beauty Regina’s Wascana Lake was created in 1912 and has been the fixture of Regina city life ever since. The 4k trail around the lake is enjoyed by all ages, any time of the year. At 930 hectares (9.3 square kilometres) Wascana Park is bigger than Stanley Park in Vancouver and Central Park in New York combined! Reginans are always fond of spending time around Wascana no matter the season—either for an evening stroll, a morning run, to admire the beautiful Legislative building, go skiing, have a family barbecue at the many picnic spots, or simply to pass the time in nature.
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Super Fans One thing Regina is known for is its fans and rallying around sporting events. We love cheering! Our beautiful new Mosaic Stadium is always filled with green and white during every Saskatchewan Roughriders game—and so are the streets after a big win. You’ll feel the contagious energy in the city any time there is a game. That energy is a big part of what brings the city together. You’ll always know when it’s gameday!
Downtown Living People of all walks of life are settling around Regina’s downtown core. You can always find a charming apartment or condo right in the middle of it all. Regina’s downtown has been buzzing over the past few years, and has grown into a vibrant centre for entertainment, dining, and nightlife. Within a few square blocks, you can cover some serious cultural ground and experience Regina’s best offerings. Sit down for a meal at a top Canadian restaurant, catch a show at the downtown theatre, and cap off the night with a pint in a cozy local pub. Regina’s downtown always has something going on. The City Square Plaza, right in the heart of the city, lights up in the summertime with Arts and Culture outdoor film screenings, salsa nights, live music and a twice weekly farmers’ market. We don’t stop even in the winter, with activities You’d be hard-pressed to find a week in Regina where there isn’t a like ice skating and Restaurant Week to keep things lively when live performance, art opening or concert lined up. Our art galleries, the temperature drops. All of these events help to make you feel both big and small, are full of international and local talent, and our connected with your community. local music scene is very active. From indoor shows at classic Regina venues to huge concerts in our major parks, you can enjoy the arts all Check out the Regina Downtown Business Improvement year round. District (RDBID) to see which fun events are coming up next: reginadowntown.ca
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Lake Life White City – is a quiet community located ten minutes east of Regina. Although White City continues to grow, the community works From city to lake life in 60 minutes—you can have the best of both hard to maintain a friendly, safe and affordable environment for all. worlds. The historic and serene Qu’Appelle Valley is one example of Learn More whitecity.ca the unparalleled lifestyle choices waiting for you in the area—lake living at its finest. The valley’s resort villages and communities offer a laid-back lifestyle Pilot Butte – is located eleven kilometers east of Regina. It has a within an easy and quick commute to Regina’s urban centre—a quiet country ambience, many recreation programs, an excellent commute that is not available anywhere else in Western Canada. school and is in close proximity to big city amenities. The variety and choice offered by our towns and resort villages is Learn More pilotbutte.ca a true ‘best kept secret’ of what Saskatchewan has to offer.
Balgonie – The Town of Balgonie is a long-established town full of pride with a rich social and community life. Located 25 km east of Regina on the Number 1 Highway, the community has been growing steadily for the past number of years in both residents and businesses. Balgonie is home to the largest rural high school and longest running outdoor swimming pool in the province.
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Edenwold – The Rural Municipality of Edenwold is a diversified and rapidly growing rural municipality situated in the beautiful Small Town Living in Surrounding countryside. The municipality comprises a wide range of agricultural, Communities residential and commercial developments, including several outdoor recreational facilities. The RM is home to the quaint village of The small towns of the Greater Regina Area are also great places to Edenwold, as well as the prestigious Emerald Park community and raise children or live a quieter life. The safety, security, recreation and Aspen Village Golf & Country Club. community services available in our towns make them an increasingly Learn More attractive alternative to big city suburbs. Our communities offer full rmedenwold.ca health care services, K-12 schools, local RCMP detachments, dream homes, large lot yards without the big city price tag, full recreation and cultural opportunities, and more. Maintain the small-town lifestyle with a mere 30-minute commute into the city!
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Regina is one of Canada’s fastest growing cities. Striking the perfect balance of city life and close-community feel, Regina has a high standard of living that is welcoming to anyone and everyone. It’s in our prairie nature!
The Facts:
Regina became a city in 1903 and is the capital city of Saskatchewan
It is the 16th largest city in Canada
Regina’s population in 2019 is 236,481—and growing
The city covers an area of 118.4 square kilometers
It is located in the south-central area of Saskatchewan, on Treaty 4 Territory
Who is a Reginan?
Living in Regina - Regina’s population is very evenly distributed across all ages and walks of life. The average age of the population is 38. While 66% of households live in single-detached homes in Regina, there is ample opportunity and housing to fit your or your family’s - Regina is an educated city. Over half of the population holds housing needs. With Regina expanding in size and population, a post-secondary degree, diploma, or certificate. the city has been introducing new housing developments to keep - 17% of Regina residents are immigrants, while 44.5% of those up with growth. immigrants moved to Regina between 2011-2016. Want to get a sense of Regina’s neighbourhoods? Visit the City of Regina’s Neighbourhood Profiles page to see which neighbourhood - English is the primary language spoken in Regina, but there best fits your lifestyle! are strong French communities in the city. regina.ca/about-regina/neighbourhood- Neighbourhood Profiles profiles/ - The typical Reginan is very community-minded, involved, family-oriented and hardworking. Oh, and did we mention we’re huge sports fans?
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Cost of Living Regina is a great place to call home—and an easy city to live in. Our cost of living is more affordable than many other major Canadian cities.
Provincial Taxes & Health Premiums. . . . . 7,548 Utilities and Auto Insurance...... 3,650 Mortgage & Property Taxes...... 18,380 30%
REGINA Average House Price...... $340,684 1 % of Income for Housing...... 30%
Provincial Taxes & Health Premiums. . . . . 10,829 Utilities and Auto Insurance...... 3,097 Mortgage & Property Taxes...... 15,974 Average House Price...... $289,017 30% 2 WINNIPEG % of Income for Housing...... 30% Getting Around Provincial Taxes & Health Premiums. . . . . 7,548 Regina is known for being a driving city, but public transit is widely Utilities and Auto Insurance...... 3,650 available. A large percentage of Regina residents commute to work in Mortgage & Property Taxes...... 20,375 Average House Price...... $366,933 32% a vehicle, or as a passenger in a vehicle (88.3%), while 5.5% regularly
3 SASKATOON % of Income for Housing...... 32% take public transit. The Regina Transit system offers accessible fixed routes to all corners Provincial Taxes & Health Premiums. . . . . 5,446 Utilities and Auto Insurance...... 4,428 of the city, with an adult transit fair of $3.25 per trip, and a variety of Mortgage & Property Taxes...... 23,152 passes available. Average House Price...... $460,837 33% 4 CALGARY % of Income for Housing...... 33% Schedules and Routes regina.ca/transportation-roads-parking/ transit/schedules-routes/ regina.ca/transportation-roads-parking/ General Information Provincial Taxes & Health Premiums. . . . . 13,195 transit/ Utilities and Auto Insurance...... 6,168 Mortgage & Property Taxes...... 35,162 Students enrolled in the University of Regina can enjoy the Universal Average House Price...... $310,656 35% HALIFAX Bus Pass (U-Pass)—a highly-subsidized semester by semester student 5 % of Income for Housing...... 35% transit pass.
Provincial Taxes & Health Premiums. . . . . 8,732 Regina also has many taxi companies and Uber, plus neighbourhoods Utilities and Auto Insurance...... 7,491 and the downtown core are highly walkable. Mortgage & Property Taxes...... 37,807 Average House Price...... $720,029 54% 6 TORONTO % of Income for Housing...... 54%
Provincial Taxes & Health Premiums. . . . . 8,523 Utilities and Auto Insurance...... 3,814 Mortgage & Property Taxes...... 73,509 Average House Price...... $1,506,495 86%
7 VANCOUVER % of Income for Housing...... 86%
Saskatchewan has both a GST + PST tax at 11%, which is the fifth lowest tax rate in Canada. For more detailed information on the cost of living in Regina, including things like transportation and food costs, see Saskatchewan’s Consumer Price Index. https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/ Saskatchewan’s Consumer Price Index tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1810000401
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Regina is a city where there is always something for everyone. Explore our list of upcoming art shows, concerts, events, attractions and more! See the calendar at tourismregina.com
Arts & Culture Whether it’s a live performance, an art opening or concert—the arts scene in Regina is vibrant and thriving. Learn More tourismregina.com/directory/play/arts-and-culture
Dunlop Art Gallery and RPL Film Theatre 2311 12th Ave. The Dunlop Art Gallery is dedicated to engaging, researching and presenting a diverse range of visual artwork focused on contemporary culture and social contexts. They work to enhance public understanding and the practice of visual art. Located in the same building is the RPL Film Theatre—a theatre that screens the best of world cinema! The RPL Film Theatre has something MacKenzie Art Gallery for everyone and is the only cinema in Regina to consistently present 3475 Albert St. critically-acclaimed new releases and repertory cinema. The MacKenzie Art Gallery is Saskatchewan’s oldest and most Learn More reginalibrary.ca compelling public art gallery, offering original exhibitions of works by local, national and international artists. Admission is by donation. Globe Theatre Learn More mackenzieartgallery.ca 1801 Scarth St. The Globe Theatre is a national centre of excellence in the production Slate Gallery of theatre-in-the-round and in fostering the work of Saskatchewan 2078 Halifax St. artists. From classic shows to contemporary productions—there’s always something for every audience. You’ll never forget the With a focus on Saskatchewan, the art you’ll find at the Slate Gallery experience of your first show at the Globe! is modern and innovative—with visual strength, sophistication and lasting impact. It’s a champion of talented local artists! Learn More globetheatrelive.com Learn More slategallery.ca
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Events Regina International Fringe Festival There is always something happening in Regina. No matter the time Check out Regina’s annual celebration of live performance from of year, there’s an event or activity that will suit your personality! around the world—featuring an eclectic mixture of spoken word, drama, musicals, dance, comedy, magic and theatre for all audiences. For dates and details tourismregina.com/events/local-events
Regina Dragon Boat Festival Canadian Western Agribition You’ll hear the drums throughout the city! The Regina Dragon Boat Canadian Western Agribition is the best beef show in North America Festival creates an exciting dragon boat racing experience for all and the largest livestock show in Canada! This six-day event is a with a range of diverse teams and viewing opportunities. Check out blend of agriculture, Indigenous culture, and festive entertainment— this unique and special Chinese tradition and the spirit of friendly featuring live music, shopping, and food. The event also hosts pro competition at the Festival! rodeo performances for action-packed entertainment! Queen City EX Cathedral Village Arts Fest Join more than 200,000 attendees for five days of incredible food, The Cathedral Village Arts Fest is a celebration of arts, culture fun, music, rides, shopping and more at the Queen City Ex – Regina’s and community! The festival runs for six days, and features live annual fair! performances, visual arts, crafts and more. Each year on the Saturday of the festival, 13th Avenue in the Cathedral Village neighbourhood Regina Folk Festival floods with upwards of 40,000 people throughout the day while they Regina Folk Festival is held annually in Victoria Park on the weekend enjoy music, vendors, and performances! following the long weekend in August. The festival is always very anticipated and an immense celebration of music and community that Mosaic Multicultural Festival brings in an incredible lineup of renowned performers and artists. Want to travel around the world in three days? You can with Regina’s Mosaic Multicultural Festival! Get your official passport and The Great Saskatchewan Mustard Festival visit different cultural pavilions throughout the city where you can Mustard Fest is a truly Saskatchewan experience that happens in experience a myriad of flavours, sights and sounds. It’s a celebration Regina every summer! The event brings Regina together to celebrate of culture, diversity and community! our province’s favourite seed. Local culinary talents showcase their best mustard dishes throughout a day of music, sunshine and Craven Country Thunder celebration! Located in Craven, SK—just 30 minutes out of Regina—is Saskatchewan’s biggest annual music festival! Country Thunder Waskimo Winter Festival Saskatchewan is a weekend full of the biggest names in country Waskimo is a one-day festival on Family Day that celebrates winter music. Set up camp or visit for the day and be a part the biggest fun in Regina! The festival takes place indoors and outdoors and is country music party in the province! created for all ages. Fun fact—this is the only day of the year that the public is allowed onto the ice of Wascana Lake. Enjoy it!
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Food and Drink Malty National A city with a growing and flourishing food scene, Regina has a great Tucked away in a cozy neighbourhood, Malty is a great place to variety of restaurants to match every taste and budget. We also go to catch up with friends, relax, and sip one of their delicious, have a strong craft beer culture in the city with great local breweries creative brews. that you’ve got to check out, plus enjoy small-batch spirits distillers Learn More maltynational.com creating distinctly local flavours. tourismregina.com/directory/ Check out our restaurant directory eat-and-drink Bushwakker Brewpub tourismregina.com/ Learn more about our craft brewers and distillers Considered one of Canada’s best brewpubs, Bushwakker is home craft-brewing to a wide variety of craft beer and great community events. Their blackberry mead release is unmissable! Regina Farmers’ Market Learn More bushwakker.com This family-friendly market is a must for Regina locals and visitors alike—selling the best in Saskatchewan-made and grown products! During summer, find them downtown on Wednesdays and Saturdays Outlaw Trail Spirits at the City Square Plaza, and at the Core Ritchie Neighborhood Centre Outlaw Trail Spirits has a mission of offering the finest artisan spirits the rest of the year. created with raw ingredients sourced right here in Saskatchewan with Learn More reginafarmersmarket.ca a nod to our wild west history.
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Rebellion Brewing Co. A tap room with a wide selection of skillfully brewed local craft beer, Last Mountain Distillery and a Regina mainstay. Be sure to try their famous Lentil Cream Ale— Located in Lumsden, just a short drive out of the city, Last Mountain made with Saskatchewan Red King lentils! was Saskatchewan’s first micro distillery. They’re the creators of Learn More rebellionbrewing.ca Canada’s only naturally infused dill pickle vodka.
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Attractions Amazing sights and experiences await you! You’ll want to visit our attractions again and again. tourismregina.com/directory/play/ Explore our main attractions major-attractions
Royal Saskatchewan Museum The Royal Saskatchewan Museum is a classic Regina attraction. Journey through millions of years of Saskatchewan’s geological and natural history, engage with the province’s First Nations cultures and test your understanding of sustainability and our ecological footprint. Also—be sure to check out Scotty, the most massive Tyrannosaurus rex in the world, who is on display at the museum!
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Regina loves to cheer! From our Saskatchewan Roughriders to the Regina Pats—we are a city of devoted fans. RCMP Heritage Centre
Saskatchewan Roughriders The RCMP Heritage Centre is located where the tradition began—at the RCMP Academy, ‘Depot Division,’ in Regina. Depot is where every Home games are an experience like none other—and you’ll always RCMP cadet has trained since it was established in 1885. Go on a tour know when it’s game day in Regina. Allow yourself to get caught up of the historic Depot, take in a Sergeant Major’s Parade, and explore in the energy and excitement of the CFL Saskatchewan Roughriders the galleries and exhibits! super fans. Be sure to wear green and instantly become part of a Learn More rcmphc.com community whose roar can be heard across the country!
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Regina Pats The Saskatchewan Science Centre encourages experiments, surprises you with stage shows, wows you with workshops, and has the only 3D The Regina Pats are Regina’s junior ice hockey team that plays in IMAX theatre in the province! Keep an eye out for visiting exhibits that the Western Hockey League (WHL). Catch a Pat’s game at the Brandt add to the fun. Centre and get in on some great hockey action! Learn More sasksciencecentre.com Learn More reginapats.com
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Regina offers strong opportunities for every stage of any educational journey. Our institutions have become recognized locally, nationally and internationally for their quality and accessibility.
There are educational opportunities at all levels of study and many Catholic Schools services to help students meet their educational goals! The Regina Catholic School Division aims “to provide a quality Catholic education that is faith based, student-centered, and results-oriented. Their mission “is to work with the community and the local church to provide a quality Catholic education that fosters academic excellence and the development of informed, responsible citizens.” The Catholic School Division offers education from grades K-12.
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Private/Independent Schools Luther College High School is a historical independent high school that puts an “emphasis on education of the whole person—intellectually, emotionally, spiritually and physically—within a progressive Christian context.” Luther College offers education from grades 9-12.
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Public Schools Christian Schools Regina Public Schools is one of the largest school divisions in Regina Christian School (RCS) “exists to serve and provide an Saskatchewan, serving the educational needs of more than excellent, Christ-centered education to evangelical Christian families. 24,000 students in 44 public elementary schools, 8 public high RCS is accredited by the Saskatchewan Department of Learning, is an schools, and 3 faith-based associate schools under the shared Associate School of the Regina Public School Division and is a member values of “I belong; I am responsible; I respect and I want to know.” of the Association of Christian Schools International.” Regina Christian Regina Public Schools offers education from K-12. School offers education from preschool through grade 12.
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Écoles Françaises Saskatchewan Polytechnic L’école Monseigneur de Laval “fait partie du Conseil des écoles Saskatchewan Polytechnic is a nationally recognized, pre-eminent fransaskoises (CÉF) qui gère 14 écoles à travers la Saskatchewan.” provider of skills and technical training. Through partnerships with Le pavillon primaire regroupe des élèves de la prématernelle à la business and industry, Saskatchewan Polytechnic ensures their 6e année.Le pavillon secondaire des Quatre Vents regroupe des élèves curriculum matches opportunities and needs in the workplace. de la 7e à la 12e année. Learn More saskpolytech.ca monseigneur-de-laval. Pour en savoir plus ecolefrancophone.com Federated Colleges Regina Huda School Offering a small-campus feel with the full benefits of the University The Regina Huda School is an Associate School of the Regina Public of Regina, these federated colleges can offer a more personalized School System. The school’s mission is to gain “the best of the experience along with specialized programs and services. Canadian culture, while preserving the Islamic identity.” The Regina Learn more about Luther College Huda School offers education from grades K-12. luthercollege.edu/university
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The First Nations University of Canada (FNUC) is the only university- Montessori School of Regina level institution in North America developed by First Nations and The Montessori School of Regina is a private, non-profit, independent Indigenous people and is developing into an international centre for school with a focus on child-centered learning. It strives to “create excellence in Aboriginal education. a respectful, peaceful environment where students can nurture and Learn More about FNUC firstnationsuniversity.ca grow their unique talent.” This alternative school offers education from preschool to grade 8. Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Learn More reginamontessori.com Applied Research The Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research Preschools is the educational arm of the Métis Nation of Saskatchewan. The Regina offers many different pre-school options in every area of the Institute is the only wholly Métis owned and controlled education city that will engage children during their early developmental years. institution of its kind in Canada. They offer a variety of university
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Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT) has been in existence since 1976, offering training and education programs to First Nations adults in Saskatchewan. SIIT’s programming mixture has evolved to include certified technical, vocational, and trade programming.
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University of Regina Regina Trades & Skills College The University of Regina is a young and dynamic institution with Regina Trades & Skills College (RTSC) is a technical institute for the nine faculties and 25 academic departments, 18 research centres trades, whose education is centered around demand-led industry and institutes, and three federated colleges which have established training. They offer short-term skills training for entry-level jobs with reputations for excellence and innovative programs leading to the goal of their students going on to apprentice in their field. bachelor, master, and doctoral degrees. Learn More rtsc.org Learn More www.uregina.ca economicdevelopmentregina.com