The PVCA is holding its Annual General Meeting on Monday, April 2 25th at 7pm. It will be conducted virtually using Zoom.
For the Zoom meeting link, please email pvca@sasktel.net
The major topic to be discussed is succession planning, as we are still hoping to confirm volunteers for the Chair, Secretary, Facilities Coordinator, and Newsletter Editor positions.
See below for our annual financial statements:
The PVCA is at a critical point in terms of volunteer support, we urgently need to fill several positions to be able to keep the association running:
-Chairperson
-Secretary
-Programming Coordinator
-Events Coordinator
-Newsletter Editor
If you would like information on any of these positions, please contact us at pvca@sasktel.net and we will be happy to provide some more details.
You can review the leisure guide here.
Registration for Spring classes begins Tuesday, March 8 at 7 a.m. for residents, Thursday, March 10 for non-residents.
Registration for Summer classes begins Tuesday, May 17 at 7 a.m. for residents, Thursday, May 19 for non-residents.
Log into Regina Recreation Online to add courses to your Wish List prior to registration opening for ease of checkout.
Please note, the PVCA does not currently have plans to offer Spring/Summer 2022 program.
The registration process for the remainder of open spots in the PVCA’s Winter 2022 Programs will take place exclusively online at pvca.ca/shop. Phone numbers and email addresses are required. Because all of the programs are taking place virtually, having a correct email address on file is essential for your instructor to be able to send your invitations to sessions.
5. If purchasing a Membership, you will be required to provide your Family name to complete the order.
The Winter 2022 newsletter contains information about our winter program catalogue, our upcoming Winter Funfest, and the West Zone Board’s current program offerings.
Check back for more details as the date of the event approaches.
The following Executive positions require election or re-election:
Contact the West Zone Board at wzb@sasktel.net or 306-791-0226 for job descriptions of these positions.
If you would like to become more involved in the area of the City where you reside, and assist in making decisions to enhance the West Zone, please contact the West Zone Board office with your resume by later January 17th ; email wzb@sasktel.net. A few hours of your time can make a big difference!
Teaches children to stand and walk on skates and feel comfortable on the ice. Skating/Hockey helmet with full face guard is mandatory.
Registration: January 3-18, 2022
Cost: $85.00/8 sessions (Community Membership # required, one can be purchased for $10/family)
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: Registrations will be accepted until classes are full and will close January 18. Register and payment on-line at www.westzoneboard.ca. If you are unable to register online, registration forms can be printed from the website www.westzoneboard.ca or picked up from the West Zone Board office located in the North West Leisure Centre. Drop off completed forms with payment at the West Zone Board office. Cash or cheque payments only.
AGES 3 – 5 Years:
Fri Jan 21 – Mar 11 9:15 – 10:00 am Doug Wickenheiser Arena
Sat Jan 22 – Mar 12 10:15 – 11:00 am Kinsmen Arena
Sun Jan 23 – Mar 13 3:45 – 4:25 pm Doug Wickenheiser Arena
Sun Jan 23 – Mar 21 4:25 – 5:05 pm Doug Wickenheiser Arena
AGES 6 – 12 Years:
Sat Jan 22 – Mar 12 11:00 – 11:45 am Kinsmen Arena
Sun Jan 23 – Mar 13 5:05 – 5:45 pm Doug Wickenheiser Arena
After 599 days, Taekwondo is returning to the schools beginning November 1.
CLASS TIMES at Henry Janzen School, 222 Rink Avenue:
Sundays Beginner Belts 1 – 2 pm Intermediate Belts 2 – 3 pm Senior Belts 2 – 3 pm
Mondays Beginner Belts 6 – 7 pm Intermediate Belts 7 – 8 pm Senior Belts 8 – 9 pm
CLASS TIMES at McLurg School, 125 Paynter Crescent:
Wednesdays Beginner Belts 6 – 7 pm Intermediate Belts 7 – 8 pm Senior Belts 8 – 9 pm
Proof of vaccination required for all patrons 12 and over.
Potential new students can attend any of the beginner belt classes, and try 3 classes for free!
For further information, please email wztaekwondo@gmail.com.
Visit our Facebook page at Regina West Zone Taekwon-do
REGINA WEST ZONE SOCCER ASSOCIATION promotes skill development, good sportsmanship
and fun in an equal opportunity recreational soccer league for children ages 3 – 18 years old.
Games are played from May-June ending with a tournament in June. Older age groups play with
other zones throughout the city.
ONLINE REGISTRATION: Please check our website, www.rwzsa.ca for more information. Early
bird (reduced fee) registration period runs from January 1, 2022 to March 15, 2022.
All participants must have or purchase a Community Association Membership. (Annual Family
Memberships are $10 and can be purchased through the online registration.)
IN-PERSON REGISTRATION: Saturday February 26, 2022
10:00am – 1:00pm @ North West Leisure Centre
Please ensure that you get your registration in on time. This helps the committee to organize the
league quickly. REGISTRATION DEADLINE – March 31, 2022.
REFEREES: RWZSA requires referees for age groups 8U and higher. Referee applications are
available through the website or at the West Zone Board office, wzb@sasktel.net. Applications due
March 31, 2022.
In-Person Registration: Saturday, April 9, 2022 2:30-3:30pm – North West Leisure Centre
Online Registration – February 1st 2022 – www.rnwsa.ca
RNWSA is an affiliate of the West Zone Board, operates a no-cut, equal participation ball league that runs in May and June in the West Zone for children ages 3 to 14. All registrants must have a Community Association Membership. (Family memberships are $10.00 per year through the West Zone Board.)
Watch the website for more information www.rnwsa.ca or contact the West Zone Board office at wzb@sasktel.net or 306-791-0226.
*PAID UMPIRES REQUIRED* for all divisions except T Ball and A Ball. Sign up using the registration form.
Raising a Healthy Happy Eater is a free online event provided by a registered dietitian and registered social worker. Participants will learn tips and strategies on how to raise a competent eater. Feel free to distribute and post to make available to parents/caregivers of young children. This event is open to Saskatchewan residents only.
See more information at the following link:
In response to the current impacts of COVID-19 affecting Saskatchewan’s healthcare system and the high risk of COVID-19 transmission across Saskatchewan, Regina City Council has expanded the proof of vaccination or negative test requirements for all City of Regina facilities, except for Regina Public Libraries and the Transit Information Centre.
Effective Monday, November 1, 2021, proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test result will be required for anyone over the age of 12 to access the Fieldhouse, Lawson Aquatic Centre, North West Leisure Centre, Sandra Schmirler Leisure Centre and Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre. Facilities will continue to follow the same process and procedures outlined in the Government of Saskatchewan’s current public health orders. We ask for patience and co-operation as staff work through this new process with you.
The above requirements do not apply if an individual is entering the premises solely to use a washroom or the purposes of health and safety which may include vaccination clinics, heating and cooling stations, food security programs or other services that address basic needs.
Proof of Vaccination
All patrons 12 and over accessing indoor City of Regina facilities will be subject to a proof of vaccination or negative COVID-19 test requirement. Only those individuals who are fully vaccinated or who can provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours will be allowed to enter the facility.
Residents under the age of 12, who are currently unable to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, will be exempt from the proof of vaccination requirement including the alternative of a negative test.
Any one of following will be accepted as proof of vaccination at City facilities:
Proof of Negative Test
Individuals who do not have proof of vaccination have the option of providing proof of a negative COVID-19 test result from within 72 hours. These tests can be either rapid antigen, or a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test, and must be administered by an approved location/lab as listed on the Government of Saskatchewan’s website. As per the Government of Saskatchewan’s directive, self-administered take-home rapid antigen tests will not be accepted as valid proof of negative COVID-19 test results.
ID Required
In addition to the proof of vaccination, photo ID will be required from anyone 18 and older. Youth aged 12-17 will also need to show ID unless accompanied by an adult with proof of vaccination and ID. Youth aged 12 to 17, visiting a business without an adult, who do not have photo ID will be allowed to present other forms of government issued ID such as birth certificate or health services card.
Masking Requirement
Masks are required at all times, including moving between activities or machines, in all indoor public areas of City facilities, except while actively participating in physical activity.
Refund Policy
If you are enrolled in swimming lessons, the City will refund the full amount, regardless of the date you choose to withdraw. All other fitness classes/programs will have a pro-rated refund based on the date of withdrawal.
Please visit Regina.ca/COVID19 for the most up to date information.