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CONGRATULATIONS
TO OUR 2023
$1,000.00 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
JENNA PRINCE -
WINSTON KNOLL
KADEN
WOOD -
WINSTON KNOLL
LEVI DESCHNER -
MICHAEL A. RIFFEL
A
FULL LIST OF THE 41 WINNERS CAN BE FOUND
HERE
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DRUG AWARENESS
ADDICTION RESOURCE GUIDE FOR KIDS AND PARENTS
Most people have heard the word "addiction" before.
It's a word used to describe compulsive use of alcohol, drugs,
or even things like video games or social media to a level where
it has a bad impact on the user's life.
A NEW LINK HAS BEEN ADDED TO OUR
WEBPAGE TO HELP IDENTIFY AND COPE
CLICK HERE |
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OVERKILL
The City of Regina recently amended the Clean Property Bylaw
#9881 (click here)
requiring: "Every owner of land adjoining a sidewalk shall
clear the sidewalk of all snow and ice within forty-eight (48)
hours of the time when the snow or ice was formed or deposited
thereon." As a taxpayer, like many taxpayers, it's felt that the
City has overstepped its bounds and stomped on the rights of the
homeowners. We have snow, that's a given, and for the most part
homeowners do a good job of keeping the City's sidewalks
passable in winter. A case of overzealous enforcement by the
City is the story of an individual with multiple health
impairments, who is trying to stay in his home, but gets hit
with a $424.00 fine. (The
charge was later reversed). Totally
ridiculous. See the story
here. As a Community Association we are against the position
taken by the City and that portion of the Bylaw in question.
Part 3 of Bylaw #9881 should be repealed immediately or replaced
with something more appropriate. Besides there being so many
parts of Part 3 that are completely untenable there is
information provided by the City on their website at
www.regina.ca which is in
direct conflict with the Bylaw. How did that happen?
Find full details
here
Note: In reviewing the Canada Post website
here you are cordially
invited to keep property safe for postal workers. I could find
no
threats such as those being made by the City of Regina. |
Signal For Help
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The
social isolation measures necessitated by the COVID-19
pandemic are making it more difficult for those who are at risk
of
abuse or violence to safely reach out for help. “Signal for
Help” is
a simple one-handed sign someone can use on a video call, from
a window or door or in a public place. It can help a person
silently show they need help and want someone
to check in with them in a safe way or call the police.
For more information click:
Here |
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NEW INFORMATION
ABOUT
SCOUTS
CAN BE FOUND
HERE |
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SCAMS & FRAUDS
Check out the RCMP site at: RCMP |
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DID YOU KNOW:
Financial well-being is not a bar to any program offered by your community association. If you, or someone you know, cannot afford to take a program, call us. We'll be glad to help. |
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