Returns and CurbsideMaterials returns and curbside pickupYou can start returning materials to four library branch locations starting Monday, June 8, and pick up materials starting Monday, June 15.If you have questions about how to make your returns, please contact our Hotline at 306-777-6000, or email document.write(''+'askalibrarian'+'@'+'reginalibrary'+'.'+'ca.'+'');Materials returnsMaterials can be returned starting Monday, June 8:Monday to Saturday from 10am to 6pmSunday from 1pm to 5pm.at four locations:Central Library George Bothwell Branch at Southland Mall (Exterior return slot near the southeast entrance)Sunrise BranchSherwood Village BranchFollow the signs and use the marked exterior book slots to make your returns. You will not be allowed inside the branch.Note: Toys, art rental, kits, and musical instruments cannot be returned at this time. Contact our Hotline if you have an urgent need to return these materials.Stay safe!If you are feeling sick, do not return library materials. Stay home and take the self-assessment test on the Government of Saskatchewan website.There are currently no “urgent” due dates and you have no fines, so if you aren’t feeling well, please hold on to your materials.Follow the footprint stickers on the ground to be sure you are keeping two metres (about six feet) apart from others. Staff and Public safetyMaterials will be held in return bins for 72 hours before staff will begin the check-in process. Once that quarantine period is over, staff will sort and organize returned materials.Bins will be sanitized when emptied, prior to being used again. Cleaning protocols for high-touch areas will be implemented.Staff will be assigned to teams in one reporting location for the duration of this pre-opening project.Curbside pickupCurbside pickup of materials requests (holds) will be available starting Monday, June 15:Monday to Saturday from 10am to 6pmSunday from 1pm to 5pm. at four locations:Central Library George Bothwell Branch at Southland Mall Sunrise Branch Sherwood Village Branch You don’t need a car to pick up your materials - you can walk, bike, ride, or run down to pick up your stuff!Further instructions about curbside pickup are coming soon!Hotline Service HoursStaff are available to help you by phone or email:10:00am to 6:00pm, Monday to Saturday, and1:00 to 5:00pm on SundayCall us at 376-777-6000 or email document.write(''+'askalibrarian'+'@'+'reginalibrary'+'.'+'ca.'+'');
Great News! You can still participate in Forever in Motion Exercises courtesy of videos from the city of Swift Current.Videos can be found HERE
All Kids want to express themselves. Creative Kids gives them the chance. Our program removes or reduces financial barriers to arts and cultural activities for Saskatchewan kids ages 4 to 19 to help enable them participate in art, drama, music, dance and other cultural activities.Saskatchewan* children and youth, ages 4 to 19, can be funded. At this time, the program is open to families whose incomes are less than $40,000 CAD. Parents are required to demonstrate financial need by including their most recent Canada Revenue Agency tax assessment or by having their application signed by an endorser who knows the family’s financial situation.*Families from Lloydminster who technically live in Alberta can also apply.May 29, 2020 is the next deadline. For summer activities.For more information and to apply see Creative Kids website.
Today April 30, 2020 the Government of Saskatchewan announced that anyone working now or returning to work under Phase I and Phase II of the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan will have access to licensed child care services located within Saskatchewan schools.Following the closure of school-based child care facilities last month, more than 2,100 of those spaces continue to operate as part of a reserved supply for pandemic response workers, and there is now capacity within that supply to expand accessibility to other workers.“As we move to gradually re-open Saskatchewan, we know that parents, caregivers and families returning to work will need child care support, and we are helping them by ensuring their children are safe and well cared for,” Deputy Premier and Education Minister Gordon Wyant said. “I want to recognize and extend my sincere appreciation to child care centres and staff who have continued to operate to provide this important service.”The centers will continue to operate within the guidelines provided by the Saskatchewan's Chief Medical Health Officer, Dr. Saqib Shahab, which include a maximum of eight children per room along with increased sanitization measures.In addition to the 47 school- based centres operating as a part of the reserved supply, approximately 350 non-school based child care centres and homes continue to operate. Parents can access the application form for in-school child care centers on the Government of Saskatchewan website at www.saskatchewan.ca/covid19-childcare.
Returns and CurbsideMaterials returns and curbside pickupYou can start returning materials to four library branch locations starting Monday, June 8, and pick up materials starting Monday, June 15.If you have questions about how to make your returns, please contact our Hotline at 306-777-6000, or email document.write(''+'askalibrarian'+'@'+'reginalibrary'+'.'+'ca.'+'');Materials returnsMaterials can be returned starting Monday, June 8:Monday to Saturday from 10am to 6pmSunday from 1pm to 5pm.at four locations:Central Library George Bothwell Branch at Southland Mall (Exterior return slot near the southeast entrance)Sunrise BranchSherwood Village BranchFollow the signs and use the marked exterior book slots to make your returns. You will not be allowed inside the branch.Note: Toys, art rental, kits, and musical instruments cannot be returned at this time. Contact our Hotline if you have an urgent need to return these materials.Stay safe!If you are feeling sick, do not return library materials. Stay home and take the self-assessment test on the Government of Saskatchewan website.There are currently no “urgent” due dates and you have no fines, so if you aren’t feeling well, please hold on to your materials.Follow the footprint stickers on the ground to be sure you are keeping two metres (about six feet) apart from others. Staff and Public safetyMaterials will be held in return bins for 72 hours before staff will begin the check-in process. Once that quarantine period is over, staff will sort and organize returned materials.Bins will be sanitized when emptied, prior to being used again. Cleaning protocols for high-touch areas will be implemented.Staff will be assigned to teams in one reporting location for the duration of this pre-opening project.Curbside pickupCurbside pickup of materials requests (holds) will be available starting Monday, June 15:Monday to Saturday from 10am to 6pmSunday from 1pm to 5pm. at four locations:Central Library George Bothwell Branch at Southland Mall Sunrise Branch Sherwood Village Branch You don’t need a car to pick up your materials - you can walk, bike, ride, or run down to pick up your stuff!Further instructions about curbside pickup are coming soon!Hotline Service HoursStaff are available to help you by phone or email:10:00am to 6:00pm, Monday to Saturday, and1:00 to 5:00pm on SundayCall us at 376-777-6000 or email document.write(''+'askalibrarian'+'@'+'reginalibrary'+'.'+'ca.'+'');
Great News! You can still participate in Forever in Motion Exercises courtesy of videos from the city of Swift Current.Videos can be found HERE
All Kids want to express themselves. Creative Kids gives them the chance. Our program removes or reduces financial barriers to arts and cultural activities for Saskatchewan kids ages 4 to 19 to help enable them participate in art, drama, music, dance and other cultural activities.Saskatchewan* children and youth, ages 4 to 19, can be funded. At this time, the program is open to families whose incomes are less than $40,000 CAD. Parents are required to demonstrate financial need by including their most recent Canada Revenue Agency tax assessment or by having their application signed by an endorser who knows the family’s financial situation.*Families from Lloydminster who technically live in Alberta can also apply.May 29, 2020 is the next deadline. For summer activities.For more information and to apply see Creative Kids website.
With warmer weather ahead, the City is reminding residents to follow the direction of public health officials by not having garage and yard sales at this time.“The most important thing right now is to continue to prioritize the effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and remind residents that this is a serious situation,” says Mayor Michael Fougere. “We must ensure we maintain social distancing to protect the health and safety of all Regina residents.”The City recognizes many households might want the opportunity to sell goods through a garage or yard sale, but it is best to hold off at this time. Current public health guidelines continue to encourage physical distancing of at least two metres and limiting contact with others from outside your household.Hold onto your donation items for nowOverflowing donation bins While Regina residents are staying home during the COVID-19 pandemic, many are using this time to clean out their closets. During this crisis, numerous charities are not able to accept clothing donations or empty bins at this time but will need them after this crisis is over.The City is urging residents to hold on to their giveaway items for now and not to drop them off at overflowing donation bins across the city. Before dropping items off for donation at charities, call ahead and confirm if they are currently accepting items.The City’s Bylaw Enforcement is working with property owners where donation bins are located to keep their property clean.
Returns and CurbsideMaterials returns and curbside pickupYou can start returning materials to four library branch locations starting Monday, June 8, and pick up materials starting Monday, June 15.If you have questions about how to make your returns, please contact our Hotline at 306-777-6000, or email document.write(''+'askalibrarian'+'@'+'reginalibrary'+'.'+'ca.'+'');Materials returnsMaterials can be returned starting Monday, June 8:Monday to Saturday from 10am to 6pmSunday from 1pm to 5pm.at four locations:Central Library George Bothwell Branch at Southland Mall (Exterior return slot near the southeast entrance)Sunrise BranchSherwood Village BranchFollow the signs and use the marked exterior book slots to make your returns. You will not be allowed inside the branch.Note: Toys, art rental, kits, and musical instruments cannot be returned at this time. Contact our Hotline if you have an urgent need to return these materials.Stay safe!If you are feeling sick, do not return library materials. Stay home and take the self-assessment test on the Government of Saskatchewan website.There are currently no “urgent” due dates and you have no fines, so if you aren’t feeling well, please hold on to your materials.Follow the footprint stickers on the ground to be sure you are keeping two metres (about six feet) apart from others. Staff and Public safetyMaterials will be held in return bins for 72 hours before staff will begin the check-in process. Once that quarantine period is over, staff will sort and organize returned materials.Bins will be sanitized when emptied, prior to being used again. Cleaning protocols for high-touch areas will be implemented.Staff will be assigned to teams in one reporting location for the duration of this pre-opening project.Curbside pickupCurbside pickup of materials requests (holds) will be available starting Monday, June 15:Monday to Saturday from 10am to 6pmSunday from 1pm to 5pm. at four locations:Central Library George Bothwell Branch at Southland Mall Sunrise Branch Sherwood Village Branch You don’t need a car to pick up your materials - you can walk, bike, ride, or run down to pick up your stuff!Further instructions about curbside pickup are coming soon!Hotline Service HoursStaff are available to help you by phone or email:10:00am to 6:00pm, Monday to Saturday, and1:00 to 5:00pm on SundayCall us at 376-777-6000 or email document.write(''+'askalibrarian'+'@'+'reginalibrary'+'.'+'ca.'+'');
Great News! You can still participate in Forever in Motion Exercises courtesy of videos from the city of Swift Current.Videos can be found HERE
All Kids want to express themselves. Creative Kids gives them the chance. Our program removes or reduces financial barriers to arts and cultural activities for Saskatchewan kids ages 4 to 19 to help enable them participate in art, drama, music, dance and other cultural activities.Saskatchewan* children and youth, ages 4 to 19, can be funded. At this time, the program is open to families whose incomes are less than $40,000 CAD. Parents are required to demonstrate financial need by including their most recent Canada Revenue Agency tax assessment or by having their application signed by an endorser who knows the family’s financial situation.*Families from Lloydminster who technically live in Alberta can also apply.May 29, 2020 is the next deadline. For summer activities.For more information and to apply see Creative Kids website.
Today April 30, 2020 the Government of Saskatchewan announced that anyone working now or returning to work under Phase I and Phase II of the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan will have access to licensed child care services located within Saskatchewan schools.Following the closure of school-based child care facilities last month, more than 2,100 of those spaces continue to operate as part of a reserved supply for pandemic response workers, and there is now capacity within that supply to expand accessibility to other workers.“As we move to gradually re-open Saskatchewan, we know that parents, caregivers and families returning to work will need child care support, and we are helping them by ensuring their children are safe and well cared for,” Deputy Premier and Education Minister Gordon Wyant said. “I want to recognize and extend my sincere appreciation to child care centres and staff who have continued to operate to provide this important service.”The centers will continue to operate within the guidelines provided by the Saskatchewan's Chief Medical Health Officer, Dr. Saqib Shahab, which include a maximum of eight children per room along with increased sanitization measures.In addition to the 47 school- based centres operating as a part of the reserved supply, approximately 350 non-school based child care centres and homes continue to operate. Parents can access the application form for in-school child care centers on the Government of Saskatchewan website at www.saskatchewan.ca/covid19-childcare.
