https://lmiawatch.ca/search?q=Regina

Here you can see who applied for LMIA(hiring someone from other country)

You can see who got approved, in pending and refusals.

A warm morning sunrise

Who’s a reputable piercer here ?

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to get into the trades here in Regina, Saskatchewan, but I’m not really sure what the best way to get started is.

I’ve been looking into Regina Trades and Skills Centre (RTSC) and SATCC, but it seems like there aren’t any courses available right now. I have my Grade 12 and I’m willing to start at the bottom, learn, and work hard.

I’m wondering if anyone here has experience getting into a trade without going to school first. Are there any employers or companies around Regina that are known for hiring beginners and helping them get indentured as apprentices?

I’d especially appreciate hearing from people who started with little or no experience and managed to get their foot in the door. Where did you apply? Did you start as a labourer or helper first? Are there specific companies in Regina that are worth applying to?

I’m open to different trades, such as electrical, plumbing, HVAC, welding, carpentry, or whatever has good opportunities.

I’d really appreciate any advice, personal experiences, or recommendations. Thanks!

Oh man... I wonder how long its been parked there?

25 years of parking near Bunge (formerly Sask Wheat Pool, formerly Viterra) the most I ever got in one day would be 2.

The city collects a lot of revenue from people in the Cathedral Village, if these 5 (assuming no more are added) go over 2 weeks, that will be $350. Ouch

University of Regina business prof, Sean Tucker, visits the Queen City Improvement Bureau to talk about the Co-op Refinery's request to build a "work camp" on their site. How seriously should we take their risk assessment of the safety of such a camp? Why is this going through the committee and council now? And what does this suggest about the state of contract negotiations with Co-op's employees?

Tucker's research area is labour relations and occupational safety & health and he has been studying the Co-op Refinery for nearly two decades. This was a very educational episode. And pretty fun, too.

This originally aired at 7pm on 91.3FM CJTR AccessNow community radio on October 22.

If you are a woman over the age of 30 looking to hang out with other women around your age let us know! We are getting a group together to discuss locations and events.

What the heck is going on in the store?!

The ice cream fridges are contantly fogged up.

The international section is scattered around the store so it become "mission impossible" to find an item that used to be all in one aisle.

The quality of meat section is gradually deteriorating. First the chicken section looks like watercolor canvas and red meat (beef) is sold spoiled and when cooked smells like poop.

North Location is regularly raided by neighbouring low lives.

Useless security guards that can't fight their way out of the paper bag.

and last but definitely not least are the highest prices ive ever seen in the area.

i still have dreams about burger baron (specifically that mushroom burger, if you know you know!) and pasta prima is where my little brother said his first words.

jack keatons was pretty awesome too!

which former regina restaurants do you guys miss the most?

here's my original post

I took Missy to the Albert North vet clinic, it was recommended a few times and I chose it because of the Google reviews and because it's extremely close to my house, which is a bonus given the fact that Missy is extremely anxious in carriers and cars. The vet staff were absolutely wonderful to her, and she really loved them and sucked up for affection even while they were flushing her ears. They sent us home with two forms of medication to treat the mites she has. I personally recommend them if you live nearby :)

went for lunch today at burger king north albert and saw a cockroach😬😬😬

I am looking for a budget friendly electrician who can install recess lights in my house and can provide a quote. I have reached out to many but none have replied.

So I need 4 lights installed in my bedroom

4 in the living room and

4 in the family room (this room will need switch installed as well).

I have all the materials needed to do the job.

How much do you think this would cost me before I reach out to someone.

By chance we met a couple who are newly homeless. Right now, while they try to sort out some help from social services (they were supposed to be found a place by last Monday, but somehow it didn't pan out), they are living on a tent on places around the city. That's how we met them by chance.

The question is whether there is anywhere in the city where people in this situation can pitch their tent up for a few days without trespassing nor getting in trouble (both with the law and in the sense of risky areas). I'm assuming the answer is no, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask.

Hello, I am currently doing some research and compiling information about train stations all over the province. They’re a fascinating topic, especially if you learn that there were almost 1500 of them in the province.

My question to you all is: Does anyone have any information about the “Dreghorn Station” that was between Pilot Butte and Richardson? This (1914) map was from the university archive. The only other lead is that the station moved to Jameson, then to Montartre in 1964 about.

The other suggestion is that if you have any community history books like “Where Aspens Whisper” or “Balgonie: Celebrating History”, please let me know and it could aid to my research about these lovely stations.

I’ve posted in r/Saskatchewan but I feel like posting here would be a smart idea as well.

I know co-op has sugar free watermelon jolly rancher slurpees, but is there anywhere else that has some other options? Maybe a coke Zero Slurpee or something?

Just wanting to share this a put it out there, if you have a kiddo in the public school board or work there this effects you. Used to work for these guys and it was frustrating back then, can’t imagine what it’s like now.

I lived in Regina for my adult life, and my childhood life was in a small town nearby.

I had a love/hate relationship with the city. I left 4 years ago and gave up an amazing career and an almost paid off house. I landed in rural Vancouver Island and it's been amazing.

But tonight I'm feeling nostalgia for home. I miss crunchy fall leaves. Warm nights. Sunsets out the wazoo.

I miss Wascana park. I would love another walk down to Hill Ave mall for an iced coffee and then get some groceries at Lakeville Fine foods.

I miss beers at Malty National and Rebellion. I miss the taste of Burger Baron.

No one out here understands how hard an Italian Star Deli sandwich hits on a hot summer day while you're taking a cheeky long lunch break from your hospital job. How a Tumbler's All Dressed is a sign of hospitality and friendship.

I miss my world class T. Rex. And Megamunch. I miss smoking weed at the waterfall park on Regina Ave by my house. Even though the Leopold's in Victoria has Regina memorabilia on the walls that I'm sure almost no one understands, it's no replacement for my true Queen City.

As much as my heart races for the crashing waves of the Juan de Fuca Strait, I miss a big prairie thunderstorm. One of those big mother fuckers with Independence Day clouds and lightning that makes you think you pissed off the gods. Even a devastating hail storm to end the garden season would feel like a relief in my new home of eternal gardening; my banana plant is 9 feet tall. It's exhausting.

Regina. You were a trip. I had some of my best and my worst days in you. You're a part of me and I have fond memories.

I hope you all have a great day today and appreciate the ambiguous beauty of that old Pile O' Bones we call home.

Hey hey my name is Cam and I sing in a band from Kingston, ON called Kasador and we’re coming through Regina for the first time and thought this might be a good place to find some live music enjoyers out there. SK seems to absolutely turn it up whenever we come to Saskatoon and have been meaning to make it out to Regina for so long. Would love to see ya there if you’re a fan of indie rock! Thanks for your time!

Has anyone noticed more coyotes running around the city lately? I saw two last night alone, one by the Uni and one in the north end, and I've seen probably 3 others in the last 2 months. Is this normal and I'm only now noticing?

I'm looking for advice on buying a snow blower. I just moved to a new house with a big double driveway and a loooong length of sidewalk (corner lot), so I need more than just a rinky-dinky budget model like what I had previously (which broke after just a few uses).

A few questions:

1. Is gas essential, or have battery-operated models come far enough to withstand the -40 temps we get? (I know to store the battery inside when not in use of course).
2. Is a two-stage blower a must, or is a single-stage blower sufficient even when we get the big dumps of snow?
3. What make and model do you use, and do you recommend it?
4. Any other advice for what to buy/avoid?
5. Is there a local business you recommend buying from so I can avoid the big box stores?

Thank you in advance for your thoughts!

Slowly, the sunlight was making its way over the bridge.