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Rainbow Youth Centre
Rainbow works with young people 11 to 29 in a variety of programs. RTE works with youth 18 to 25.
ADVISORY: Call 911 for a Suspected Overdose
The Regina Police Service Communications Centre is urging the public to call 911 if they suspect someone is experiencing an overdose.
Over the past 24 hours, RPS Communications Officers have received over 50 reports of potential overdoses. Many of these calls are being made to the non-emergent administration line, 306-777-6500 and should be coming through 911.
Calling the non-emergent line will result in delays in getting EMS and medical assistance to those who may need it.
When you call 911, the Regina Police Service Communications Centre receives the calls and forwards them to the appropriate first responder: EMS, Regina Fire and Protective Servies or Police.
“If you are driving by and see someone who may be in distress, but are unable to stop, call 911,” explains Shannon Walter, Manager of the Regina Police Service Communications Centre. “We are finding that because people aren’t sure, they are calling the non-emergent line.”
Don’t hesitate to call 911 if you feel someone may be in medical distress. RPS Communications Officers are highly-trained in information gathering and triaging calls for service to the appropriate first responder. An overdose is a medical emergency. We are urging the public to always call 911 if they suspect someone is experiencing an overdose.
www.reginapolice.ca/2026/04/30/advisory-call-911-for-a-suspected-overdose/
Save the date!
Join us on May 1, 2026, for our Annual MMIWG2S+ Gathering & Smudge Walk, “Honouring Their Spirits.”
We walk for those who are missing, gather in love, and honour their spirits.
📍 Mitakuyé Owâs’a Centre, 1770 Halifax Street
🕗 8:00 AM – Pipe Ceremony
🕘 9:00 AM – Breakfast & Opening; Free red T-shirts for the first 200 people.
🚶♀️ 10:00 AM – Smudge Walk
🍽️ 12:00 PM – Lunch & Performances (pow-wow dancers and drum groups)
🛣️ Walk Route:
We will head east on 11th Avenue to Winnipeg Street, south on Winnipeg to Victoria Avenue, west along Victoria to Broad Street, then north on Broad Street back to 11th Avenue, returning to our starting point at 1770 Halifax Street.
All are welcome.
Please bring a photo in memory of your loved one — a memorial table will be available for offerings and remembrance.
#MMIWG2S #NoMoreStolenSisters #HonouringTheirSpirits
We’ve moved!
We’re excited to welcome you into our new space. Thank you for your patience during our transition. Our doors are now open, and all services have resumed as usual. We can’t wait to see you!
📍2505 11th Avenue | Regina, SK
Here is the May schedule for the Saskatchewan Health Authority Wellness Bus!
Note:
✅ The Bus is trialling a new spot near Newo-Yotina Friendship Centre on some dates. See the graphic for all May dates/locations.
✅ There is no Bus service on May 1, 18 or 22.
Wellness Bus Services include:
• Take home naloxone (THN) kits and training
• STBBI Point of care testing and treatment
• OAT/Withdrawal Management (Initiation)
• Reproductive Health Services/Supplies
• Mental Health Addictions Assessments and Counselling/referrals
• Wound care/Stitches and Routine health care
• Vaccinations
• Basic Health Assessments
• Health Education
• Referral to Housing Supports
• Connections to social services
• Referral to Addictions and Mental Health Treatment and services
• Connection to culturally relevant Indigenous services
• Episodic Primary Health Care Services
• Episodic Chronic Disease Monitoring
