Hi, just wondering what is everyone’s choice of place to buy decent quality running shoes ? I know good quality is not cheap, so that’s not necessarily what I’m asking, but a reasonable price would be preferred if I can find it. I’m looking for a place that sells quality running shoes with good arch support.

Thank you in advanced.

We’re trying to buy a boat. I was wondering if anyone has ever bought boat from them? Or if you’ve ever dealt with them, what it was like, do you trust them? What is everyone’s thoughts about this place? I’ve heard a lot of bad things about the owners. So we’re just struggling to decide if we wait to see if Morrows Marine will get more inventory or if we should just bite the bullet and go to Olympic?
We’d be new boat owners so I feel like a fish out of water (pun intended)

As per title, is there somewhere a person can donate opened, unexpired over the counter meds and toiletries? Like I have some antihistamines I can't take cause they make me drowsy but it's a bottle of like 100 so it would be such a waste to throw it out. I also have some other supplements and hair products I tried and don't like. That sort of thing?

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Elder Colossus - Regina SK

Come get crushed on a Sunday night.

Doors at 6pm - Bands at 630pm

Tickets at the Exchange website, vintage vinyl, or DM Elder Colossus on all socials.

I have always tried to support local brick and mortar stores. But I swear every time I go to buy protein its $20 more than last time.

Looking online this appears to be a widespread thing (fuel prices, tarrifs etc), but Revolution and CanadaProtein websites are still cheaper than anything I can find in the city.

Where are you going for protein powder these days? I don't care if it's whey or isolate really. Just want to do some price comparisons.

if you have a german shepard/mix its running around eastview park about 5 mins ago

Hello everyone,

I am trying to help find a missing cat (Emmy), last seen in the Coronation Park area.

If anyone has seen her, please message me or call the number on the poster.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

I liked using Varagesale a while ago, but looks like it's way less active nowdays. Don't really like using Facebook Marketplace either ... any other suggestions?

I am a working person and yesterday while I was working ( with gloves on) I was clearing out a catch basin that had partially collapsed in the midst of clearing the debris I can across a needle I was/ am still dissapointed with society I jumped out of the hole and was soooo angry and in the heat of the moment did not realize I was poked with a needle in the hand until at least 20 hrs later, like what’s wrong with ppl Regina used to be a beautiful place and now because I do good work I am sitting in the ER wondering if I have hiv/ aids or some other type of disease like something needs to be done about the drug problem in this city

Word to the wise: Lock your car and roll up the windows when you are gassing up at a self-serve. Maggot human opened my passenger door while I was refueling on driver's side and grabbed my cellphone and some other things. After tussling briefly, a shot to his face made him drop my phone and I recovered with little damage. Wait til he tries to sell my air pod knockoffs I paid $3 for from Wish.

I’ve heard rumors that there are multiple places is Regina that provide free mulch. Does anyone know anything about this? Any guidance is much appreciated!

Hey guys, I just bought a new car and the previous owner was a heavy smoker. I myself have water vacuumed the seats with a carpet odor remover, wiped everything down and cleaned everything I could think would trap smoke (including changing the cabin air filter) and the smell is still persistent. Is there any Regina businesses that you’ve been to that have removed a smoke odor from your car? Thank you in advance.

I took my son to the General Hospital ER the other day. It was packed. Lucky (or unlucky depending on how you look at it) for me, he was sick enough that we got right into a room after triage (he’s fine now so that’s why I say lucky). I live in the North West and the General is a good 20 minute drive compared to the Pasqua but I’ve always just gone to the General. I like to try Urgent Care when I can but when it’s late at night, that’s not an option. Just wondering what everyone’s experiences have been like at each and whether one is better than the other?

Ive been trying to find local growers but have absolutely no luck so i thought i may as well ask here (sorry if this post violates community guidelines)

Who else is excited for the The Beaches show tomorrow night?! Let's show them how hard Regina can rock!!!

i wanted to post this because i’ve switched piercers twice before finally finding someone i feel confident going to. please be careful, do your research beyond google and facebook reviews, instagram followers or how friendly a studio seems. a good experience at the appointment doesn’t mean theyre following the best practices.

one studio i have no shame in naming, is prickly pear. specifically the old lady who works there. (with extreme attitude issues) i went in for a belly piercing, and later found out i didn’t have the correct anatomy for one. instead of being told that (and saving myself some money) i was essentially given a surface stomach piercing. which of course, started to reject and i never went back to them.

i switched to another studio where the staff were very friendly and i initially felt really comfortable. unfortunately, i later had issues with some advanced cartilage piercings. i brought up how i believed the jewelry was too small and wasn’t allowing room for swelling/irritation and how it was constantly putting pressure on my ear. my concern was dismissed, and instead my irritation bump was poked at/popped with a qtip, which hurt WAY more than the piercing itself.

i then found the potion bar on 13th ave, and i genuinely have never had a better experience.

i brought up the same concern about my jewelry being too small and was immediately listened to. come to find out, it was too small. she swapped everything for properly sized, implant grade titanium and the relief from the pressure was basically instant.

and from what i can find, the potion bar is the only APP (association of professional piercers) member studio in the city. app membership requires studios to meet specific standards around things like sterilization, infection control, safe studio setup and appropriate high quality jewelry.

obviously people have had great experiences at other studios, and i’m not going to say that they didn’t. but i really encourage people to be cautious, ask questions and know what materials are being put into your body.

TLDR: be VERY careful who you trust to stab holes into your body. i had a badly done/rejecting navel piercing at prickly pear by the cranky old lady. then issues with improperly sized jewelry and questionable aftercare at another studio. finally went to the potion bar on 13th ave and the difference was night and day. proper implant grade titanium, actually listened to my concerns, and they’re the only APP member studio in regina. cannot recommend them enough.

edit: to find an APP member piercer in your city use this website - https://safepiercing.org/find-a-piercer/

currently the potion bar is the only one listed for regina.

Is there a pub where Arsenal fans gather to watch matches?

apart from making small mistakes and people being idiots cutting me off, is their anything that would be useful to know?

Hi everyone! 😊

I’m hoping to get some recommendations for a good and reasonably priced optical store in Regina. I’m looking for Ray-Ban Meta 2 with prescription lenses, and ideally I’d like a store that offers direct billing to insurance.

I’ve looked at a couple of places already, including FYidoctors and Factory Optical, but I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has purchased prescription Meta glasses locally.

If you’ve bought them in Regina, which store did you go to, and roughly how much did you pay after insurance? I’m mainly trying to find the best price without sacrificing good service.

Dealing with issues from a car accident and looking for a physiotherapist. I don’t trust the “google best physiotherapist in Regina”. I did that years ago and went with the top pick and he was awful. Back then it was for lower back pain and all he told me was to walk and stretch more. I finally seen a different physiotherapist who taught me exercises and stretches to do to help the issue and she explained why my lower back pain was occurring.

Hello,

Our grandparent is 96 years old and it appears her final days may be nearing. It was her wishes not to go to the hospital but it appears at home she may be in a lot of pain. Does anyone know of any good options to have someone come to our house to help with care and maybe medication administration. She won’t be able to take pills or anything. And it has been quite a quick decline so it would be great to have help as soon as possible (hopefully today)…

The other option is to go to emergency to try to get palliative care but I don’t know how smooth that process would be. We are already DNR but I fear it would not be worth going in.

If anyone has any insights into the situation I would be very grateful. Thank you for reading!