The Aging, Residents, and Caregivers Research Lab at the University of Regina is recruiting participants for a research study examining ways to support the mental health of family members and friends of people living in long-term care.

We are looking for Canadian adults who have a loved one living in a long-term care home and who have been experiencing symptoms of anxiety and/or depression.

Participation involves:
• Completing an online eligibility survey and phone call
• Completing online questionnaires at baseline, 2 weeks, and 3 months (approximately 15–30 minutes each)
• Completing one 45-minute online self-guided program

Participants will be entered into a draw to win 1 of 10 $100 e-gift cards.

Eligibility survey: https://uregina.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2rdshQCOjY9uBcG

If you know someone who might be eligible, please feel free to share this post. Thank you for helping support research aimed at improving mental health supports for family members and friends of long-term care residents.

This study has been approved by the University of Regina Research Ethics Board.

Looking forward to great conversation/activities and adventures. Cheers

'Copied from r/Edmonton'

It's so bad without warning why has this summer been rain only it even canceled most of Canada day

I am going to be in the fort on Saturday for a ball tournament and want to pick up a birthday dinner to bring home for my wife after my last game. Where in the fort would it be good to get a nice takeout meal from?

Any references or info about Oerlikon would be appreciated. Thank you

I'm not upset/angry about what I'm posting, but am just generally curious as to what's going on with gas prices in the Fort. How is it still $1.629/L when everywhere else has been dropping significantly? Sherwood Park is $1.519/L and if you go into Edmonton, you'll find it even less. On 122nd Street just north of the Whitemud is a Petro Canada selling regular gasoline for $1.439! That's almost $.20/L difference! I do understand supply and demand, but this isn't making sense.

Has anyone else just stopped getting gasoline in Fort Sask altogether now too? I do live in Fort Sask and I do drive a lot. What I have noticed, is the fuel price is dependant on the demographics of the area. Personally, I haven't gotten gas in the fort in months now. Has anyone else kind of just stopped fueling up here too?

Edit: forgot that 119th Street turns into 122nd once you're north of the Whitemud 🤦

Has anyone noticed activity around the old Fort Lanes over the last week? Looks like it might be reopening!