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A big weekend for football – and for Regina 💚
Around half of Labour Day Classic fans come from outside the city, bringing thousands of visitors to Regina for the weekend.
From hotel stays and meals out to Rider gear and game-day spending, it all adds up. One family’s weekend is just one small piece of a much bigger economic story.
An estimated $49.4 million economic story, to be exact.
To everyone making the trip to Regina – welcome! We’re glad you’re here.
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Since moving to Regina in 2024, Todd Rennebohm has quickly become a trusted voice for mental health advocacy.
As one of our Regina 25 Quick Studies award recipients, Todd is an author, speaker, podcaster, and survivor in long-term recovery who uses his experiences to create honest conversations around mental health, addiction, and healing.
Through his podcast, Bunny Hugs and Mental Health, Todd has shared more than 250 conversations with survivors, experts, and advocates. His children’s book, Sometimes Daddy Cries, and podcast series, Transgression, have opened up even more conversations that aren’t always easy to have.
Through his storytelling and advocacy, Todd is helping break down stigma and remind people they aren’t alone.
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David Nnamdi has quickly made a meaningful impact in Regina by helping residents navigate one of the city’s biggest healthcare challenges: finding a family doctor.
As one of our Regina 25 Quick Studies award recipients, David relocated to Regina from Ukraine and launched Docmiyo.ca, a free platform that provides real-time clinic availability, services, and contact information.
At a time when many residents were struggling to access care, Docmiyo filled an important gap by making it easier to see which clinics are accepting patients and connect with healthcare providers.
By combining innovation with a real community need, David has created a practical tool that is helping newcomers, families, and underserved residents access care in Regina.
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Sakshi Meda has quickly become a passionate voice for youth engagement and global citizenship in Regina.
As one of our Regina 25 Quick Studies award recipients, Sakshi creates opportunities for young people to explore global issues and make a difference through her work with the Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation.
From leadership camps to youth initiatives and community events, Sakshi has helped create spaces where young people feel heard, supported, and encouraged to get involved. What stands out is her ability to connect with youth and help them see the impact they can have.
In a short time, Sakshi has helped strengthen youth engagement and make Regina a more connected and globally aware community.
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