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Durston Katerynych Law Office offer legal services in Regina. They can serve your needs as legal counselors, appeal lawyers, barristers and even more and may help in the event of divorce, separation, child custody or family mediation. They have the skills to assist you with your immigration questions and can help in the case of incorporation or contracts. Their cabinet confronts your will and estate dealings. Services provided accommodate your personal injury inquiries. You can depend on their expertise in circumstances of bankruptcy.

Eye Health Centres provides comprehensive visual health services at 3 locations, two in Calgary, Alberta and one in Regina, Saskatchewan. Our optometrists provide full state-of-the-art diagnostic services and comprehensive eye health examinations for all ages commencing from age 6-months. Our licensed and experienced opticians provide expert service with your visual correction, whether you wear glasses or contact lenses. Our optical boutiques feature a world class collection of eyeglass frames from most of the top designers. We are a proud vendor of Essilor and Nikon prescription lenses, as well as CIBA Vision and Vistakon contact lenses. Our mission is to provide complete patient care, service and education while focusing on preventative eye health.

Brand new MRI machines – Bigger, Better and excellent for claustrophobic patients and those who need a little extra room. A new CT scanner with low radiation dose software. Mayfair Diagnostics has the best technology on-hand.

Louis Mercier has a Licentiate in Law (LL.L.) and Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) from the University of Ottawa. Further, Louis Mercier is a member of the Law Society of Saskatchewan, a certified collaborative lawyer, and member of the Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association. Offering services in Family Law, Criminal Law and Civil Litigation. Public Notary services also available. Contact us today to schedule an appointment at our law office.

Parkland Regional Library provides equitable access to information and library materials for residents by collaborating with municipalities and First Nations to eliminate barriers to information access.

RecreationHistoryCau ah ha cha pew (Making Ready the Bow) was the first Chief of this Band, who signed the original treaty, on September 15, 1874 in Qu'Appelle. Upon his death his son, Peepeekisis (Sparrow Hawk), took over the role as Chief. This Band left the Cypress Hills and eventually settled in the File Hills in 1884. At this time there was a population of approximately 142 followers. Today there is a population of 2466 with 758 residing on the reserve. Peepeekisis is part of the Treaty 4 territory along with 35 other Bands from Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba, You can find Peepeekisis here.The Band Office was built in 1989 and houses all the administration staff. If you would like to get in contact with us you can reach us byPhone at: (306)334-2573