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7*-16 Years
Albert Scott Neighbourhood Centre 777-7033
Mon - Thur January 10 - April 25 3 pm - 6 pm
Fri January 11 - April 26 3 pm - 7 pm
Sat January 12 - April 27 1 pm - 4 pm
* Children under 10 must have a parent or guardian after 5:30 pm
6-16 Years
Core Ritchie Neighbourhood Centre 777-7080
Mon - Fri
7-14 Years
January 7 - June 7 3:15 - 5:15 pm
glencairn Neighbourhood Recreation Centre 777-7747
Mon - Fri January 7 - June 7 3:30 - 5:30 pm
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12-18 Years
Core Ritchie Neighbourhood Centre 777-7080
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12-18 Years
January 7 - June 8 7 - 10 pm
glencairn Neighbourhood Recreation Centre 777-7747
Saturday January 12 - June 8 12:30 - 3:30 pm
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my time 10-14 Years
Are you looking for something to do in the evenings? Want to make
new friends and gain leadership skills? If you are between the ages
of 10 and 14 and you like to have fun participating in arts, sports and
recreation activities, the City of Regina’s My Time program is for you!
Special guests put on workshops, and you participate in the activities
you enjoy best. Youth must have a Participant Information Form
filled out by a parent/guardian in order to attend. The City of Regina
works in partnership with the Argyle Park/Englewood, North East
and Rosemont/Mount Royal Community Associations to provide this
program. Please call 777-7032 for more information.
PLEASE NOTE: Program starts in mid-January and will end in April.
There will be no program during Easter or summer break. Program
will start up again in September 2013.
Albert Scott Community Centre
Tuesday 6:30-8:30 pm
Argyle Park Community Centre
Wednesday/Thursday 6:30-8:30 pm
Eastview Community Centre
Wednesday 6:30-8:30 pm
Glencairn Neighbourhood Recreation Centre
Tuesday/Thursday 6:30-8:30 pm
Imperial School
Tuesday 6:30-8:30 pm
North East Community Centre
Thursday 6:30-8:30 pm
Rosemont School
Tuesday/Thursday 6:30-8:30 pm
Register online at Regina.ca or call 777-PLAY (7529)

Warriors of the Water
Aboriginal Swim Program
Warriors of the Water provides Aboriginal youth ages 11+ the
opportunity to learn how to swim. The training, skills and knowledge
to become a certified lifeguard are provided. Participants are divided
into junior and senior groups, depending on their ability. In this
program, participants gain leadership and teamwork skills, learn
about responsibility, staying active, and also the importance of water
safety. The City of Regina works in partnership with Regina Treaty
Status Indian Services Inc. (RTSIS) to provide this program. For more
information please call 359-1777 or 777-7047.
PLEASE NOTE: There will be no program during Easter break.
Lawson Aquatic Centre
Wednesday January 16-June 12 6 - 8 p.m.
Aboriginal Youth Leadership Program
In conjunction with the City of Regina and other community partners,
the YMCA operates the Tomorrow’s Y’s Leaders program. This
program engages Aboriginal youth in leadership development,
preparing them to become future leaders in their community. For
more information call 757-9622, extension 244.
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Seniors Walking club Ages 55+
Offered by the North Central Community Association
Wed, Fri January 8 - June 28 8 am - 9 am
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drop in Billiards & table tennis
Inspired by a group of friendly ping pong enthusiasts, this free
program welcomes anyone interested in playing recreational pool, and
of course ping pong. Whether it’s some friendly competition you’re
looking for, or just a leisurely game of pool - everyone is welcome!
Core Ritchie Neighbourhood Centre - Games Room
Mon/Wed/Fri January 7 - June 8 1 pm - 3 pm
drop in Walking club
Stay physically active throughout the Winter months by joining the
Core Ritchie Neighbourhood Centres indoor Walking Club. Embrace
the cold outside, while enjoying the warmth of the indoors!
Mon & Fri January 7 - June 8 11 am - 1 pm
Tues - Thurs January 7 - June 8 10 am - 12 pm
ehrlo Hoops night
In conjunction with the City of Regina’s Youth Week, this free program
will offer an evening to enhance your basketball knowledge and skills.
B-Ball experts from the Doggpound Basketball Training Academy will
take you through a wide variety of drills and skills, as well encourage
you to try them out on the court! This evening will also give you a
chance to sign up for Ehrlo Sport Venture’s free basketball league. For
more details call 777-7080.
Wed May 1 7 - 9 pm
introduction to computers
Leisure Guide - Winter/Spring 2013
Along with the Prince of Wales Library and Al Ritchie Community
Association’s Silver Thread’s Program, the Core Ritchie
Neighbourhood Centre is excited to offer a free Introduction
to Computers program. This program will be facilitated by a
knowledgeable instructor who will take you through the steps of simply
turning a computer on, to starting your own Facebook page. Space is
limited, so please call the Al Ritchie Community Association at
522-3920 to register. You may also call 777-7080 for details.
Core Ritchie Computer Lab
Thurs January 7 - June 8 11 am - 12 pm
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indoor Playground 5 years & under
Join us for some toddler fun!
Fri Jan 11 - May 31 9 am - 11:45 am
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morning Walking club
Join us for some fun and great exercise!!
Fri Jan 11 - May 31 8 am - 9 am
drop in Wii fit Stop 6 - 13 Years
Fun for everyone, Wii Sports offers five distinct sports experiences,
each using the Wii Remote controller to provide a natural, intuitive and
realistic feel. To play a Wii Sports game, all you need to do is pick up
a controller and get ready for the pitch, serve or give that right hook. If
you’ve played any of these sports before, you’re ready for fun!
South Leisure Centre Games Room
Mon & Wed Jan 14 - May 15 4 pm - 5 pm
Girl Power & Girl Bullying
Facilitated by accredited social worker Carol Christie Beach, to help
better understand how girl bullying affects our daughters. Workshop
will include specific, practical advice for parents and empower their
daughters with coping tools to help deal with the realities of girl
bullying if they are a victim, how to intervene if they are bystander
or provide perspective if they are a bully. Daughters are welcome to
attend with parent.
158755 Fri Mar 15 06:00 pm - 08:00 pm $20.00
Parent’s Guide to Homework 16 years and up
Facilitated in a safe and inclusive environment, by accredited Regina
educator Janet Klassen, to assist parents to better understand the
best way to approach doing homework with their child without doing it
for them.
#158305 Thu Feb 21 07:00 pm-08:30 pm $20.00
Parent’s Guide to How focus Affects
Learning 16 years and up
A guide for parents to help their children enhance their focusing skills.
Facilitated in a safe and inclusive environment, by accredited Regina
educator Janet Klassen.
#158405 Thu Jan 24 07:00 pm-08:30 pm $20.00
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Leisure Guide - Winter/Spring 2013
Parent’s Guide to making Preschool
Learning fun 16 years and up
Learn creative ways to make learning fun for preschoolers. Facilitated
in a safe and inclusive environment, by accredited Regina educator
Janet Klassen.
#158455 Thu Mar 14 07:00 pm-08:30 pm $20.00
Parent’s Survival Guide to High School
Homework 16 years and up
Facilitated in a safe and inclusive environment, by accredited Regina
educator Janet Klassen, to assist parents to better understand the
best way to approach helping their teens with high school homework.
#158456 Thu Apr 11 07:00 pm-08:00 pm $20.00
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Al Ritchie family Wellness centre -
2250 Lindsay St.
The Family Wellness Centre offers a variety of activities throughout
the year. Coffee time drop-ins for parents and kids are offered
Tuesday through Thursday from 1 - 5 p.m.. Organized activities
include such programs as Creative Kids Program, Music & Movement,
and Parents & Preschoolers Jungle Gym Time. For more information
please phone 525-4989.
ehrlo Basketball League
The Ehrlo Basketball League is a free, 6 week, recreational basketball
league that runs from early May to mid June. The league has two
age divisions: junior (ages 8-12) and senior (ages 13-18). Practices
and games are combined and are one night each week for one hour
for each age division. Registration begins mid April. Locations to be
announced. Please contact 751-2411 for more information or visit our
website at http://ehrlo.com/ecs/sport_venture/
ehrlo outdoor Hockey League
A free community-based, drop-in outdoor hockey league for boys
and girls ages 8-17. Seven rinks are located throughout the inner-city
and surrounding area. Registered players are fitted for and receive
hockey equipment to use for the year; due back at the end of the
season. This is a 14 week program and the season begins with
dressing in October-December and runs through to March 2013. For
more information please call 751-2411 or visit http://www.ehrlo.com/
community-services/ehrlo-sport-venture/.
ehrlo Sport venture Library
A free sports equipment lending library accessible to registered
organizations, teams and community members. Equipment is new
and used. Donations of gently used sports equipment are gratefully
received. Hours of operation: Monday to Friday, 1 - 5 p.m.
Visit http://www.ehrlo.com/community-services/ehrlo-sport-venture/.
north central family centre - 2931 5th Avenue
North Central Family Centre offers children and families a place to
participate in structured fun and educational activities right in their own
neighbourhood. The centre offers a variety of programs including the
children and youth recreational program (activities include swimming,
sewing, boxing, and computer usage), family art and craft program,
music lessons, dance classes, cultural programs and senior’s
recreation and craft program. For more information please contact
Sandy at 347-2552.
Rainbow Youth centre - 977 mctavish Street
Youth aged 11-19 years are welcome to participate in a variety of
programs. In addition to recreational programs, Rainbow Youth offers
developmental programs such as Skills for Adolescence and Anger
Management, a Young Parent program, Road to Employment, Kids
First, and other programs aimed at helping young people. The Road
to Employment, Kids First and the Young Parent programs are open
to youth up to age 25. Drop-in hours are Tuesday-Friday, 3:30 - 6:30
p.m. with a hot supper served at 4:45 p.m.. Evening programming
is 6:45 - 8:45 p.m.. For more information call 757-9743 or visit our
website www.rainbowyouth.com
Regina Senior citizens centre - 2134 Winnipeg St
and 2404 elphinstone Street
The Regina Senior Citizens Centre Inc. has many programs including
exercise, oil rouging, cards, Tai Chi, social dancing with live bands,
snooker, choir, creative writing, oil painting, ceramics, computer class
and others. These programs are very low-cost. For information call
525-2154. Ask about Home Help Services, Independence Club for
transportation, and also reassurance phone calls.
Regina Sport - 2205 victoria Avenue
Regina Sport coordinates, encourages and supports the development
of sport in Regina. A wide variety of FREE sports programs are
offered for children and youth. For more information, contact the
Executive Director at 780-9274 or the Urban Youth Sport Coordinator
at 780-9315.
Regina treaty Status indian Services inc. - 4001
3rd Ave. north
Regina Treaty Status Indian Services Inc. or ‘The Gathering Place’
provides services and programs to the Aboriginal residents of Regina.
The various programs include employment and training assistance,
educational opportunities, family support services, and many youth
programs in the areas of education, literacy, housing, employment,
training, recreation, culture, safety services and committees. For
more information call 359-1777.
Street culture Project inc.
Street Culture Project is a youth-focused organization that provides
skill-building, employment and social development opportunities for
youth ages 14 - 29 through the use of art, recreation, cultural initiatives
and mentorship. Street Culture operates three peer homes, and an
emergency shelter for youth ages 16 and 17. For more information
please call 565-6206.
inteRnAtionAL YoutH Week
International Youth Week takes place May 1-7. Youth Week
engages Regina’s youth in community events, acknowledges their
accomplishments, and celebrates their successes. Stay tuned for
exciting details regarding the week’s events!
Register online at Regina.ca or call 777-PLAY (7529)