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“No one cares how much you
know,
until they know how much you care”
― Theodore
Roosevelt
posted on Westhill Park Baptist Church Facebook page
The concert is a free will offering.
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The City’s Eight Seasonal Off-Leash Sites Open
Seasonal off-leash sites are open today until Monday, September
30. Off-leash dog areas provide an opportunity for dog owners
and their dogs to exercise, play and socialize.
Throughout the community, eight of Regina’s outdoor boarded
rinks are used as seasonal off-leash dog areas including:
North Zone
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M. J. Coldwell Park, 115 Fairview Road
East Zone
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Glencairn Park, 2626 Dewdney Avenue East
Central Zone
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Leslie Park, 3820 Victoria Avenue
South Zone
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Mike Badham Park, 2606 Grant Road
West Zone
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Rosemont School Park, 5310 4th Avenue
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Westhill, 8045 Kestral Drive
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Rochdale Park, 1127 N Arnason Street
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Litzenberger Park, 100 Rink Avenue
Pet owners accessing the spaces are encouraged to be responsible
by picking up after their dogs.
More information and locations of the seasonal off-leash sites
can be found at
Regina.ca/dogparks.
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EMPE STUDY
The
Family Health Lab at the University of Saskatchewan
is conducting a research study to understand and improve
menstrual pain in pre-adolescents and adolescents.
Participation involves teens and parents
completing a series of online surveys.
To be
eligible, teens must:
- Be 10-13
years of age.
- Have not
had their first period.
- Have a
parent or caregiver also wishing to participate.
- Be living
in Canada.
Families
will be compensated each time they complete a survey!
For more
information or to participate, visit:
https://familyhealthlab.com/teenperiods
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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
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Signal For Help
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Social
isolation makes 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:
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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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