They did not provide children with water for 4 to 5 hours in the before and after school programread more

Very organized, friendly staff. Clean store. Prices were somewhat reasonable, good storeread more

The clothing and bedding had bed bugs. Had to have the house professionally fumigated to get rid of…read morethem. Not worth it.

Rescuetech did a fantastic job of helping me with my laptop issue. They explained the problem…read morethoroughly, offered me repair options and prices and fixed it with a warranty. Great place

From the owner: Regina's best computer iMac and PC laptop, desktop, phone and tablet computer repair service centre…read morelocated in downtown Regina. We also provide LCD repair, data recovery services and onsite IT and computer service and support. Guaranteed parts and service. Old RCE, Professional Western Computers (PWCC) and Fact computer customers welcome!

Living Hope Alliance Church is in the heart of the Greens on Gardiner and just off Arcola Avenue…read more(Green Falls Drive address will be opening soon). The 10:30 am Sunday Services are vibrant and full of opportunity to sing and worship, or to listen to a sermon/message that is so thought provoking it will have you thinking about it all week. You can also catch it on YouTube live streaming. The church community serves Regina and surrounding area and supports missions work across the world. The people are friendly and welcoming. Feels like family (only better).

Fantastic museum for all ages! We were driving through Regina and had passed by a few locations to…read moresee the local dinosaur finds. While bummed, we were amazed by this gem. Not only did we get to see the world's largest T. Rex, this entire museum did a fantastic job showing the history of Saskatchewan. Fantastic. I would definitely come back and would suggest everyone to stop!

WOW what a great museum in Regina! Part of the Wascana Centre Park area, the Royal Saskatchewan…read moreMuseum is well worth a visit for anyone who is interested in natural history, prehistory, First Nations culture, and of course geology and paleontology. We started in the Megamunch gallery and loved watching the kids enjoy this animatronic T-Rex with a sense of humor! Next of course we went to see the replica of Scotty, Saskatchewan's T-Rex. The exhibit was amazing but hard to shoot because of the lighting and gallery limitations due to the 2nd floor. Displays were very well deigned and laid out, with interactive buttons to push and quick hits of factual information. Other galleries were similarly well done, and we spent much more time here than we expected to: almost 3 hours! Admission is by donation ($10 per person suggested), and we believe we got our full value from our donation. 5 well worth your time stars!