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Our September e-newsletter is a great way for you to keep current with work and play of Astonished! You can check it out here. If you are not a regular […]
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Our September e-newsletter is a great way for you to keep current with work and play of Astonished! You can check it out here. If you are not a regular […]
Have you been thinking about checking out a local sports bar? Well we have the perfect opportunity for you. On Thursday September 24th from 6:00 – 9:00 you can join […]
My brain goes faster than I can type, but I have a solution; I use ‘speech to text’ on my tablet and phone, and ‘speech recognition’ on my computer. This […]
When you read the words ‘Summer Literacy Program’, what comes to mind? Smiling, happy faces like the ones in the photo above? These are some of the participants in the […]
We hope you will join us at the Annual Astonished! BBQ Tuesday August 18th at Evraz Park (Formerly Ipsco Park), 1670 Armour Road, 5:30 –8:00 pm. Everyone please bring your […]
You might say I was a bit of a rover in my early years. I was born in Saskatoon and then moved to Cudworth, Regina, Balgonie, Regina, Pense, and back […]
There are so many things to love about our association with the University of Regina. We love it when students come to Astonished! with ideas of how we can partner […]
Summer is often a time for trying new things, changing the routine. In this newsletter we are highlighting some of the Astonished! summer adventures. This includes big news from James, […]
Remember Maslow (or perhaps this is your first encounter with him)? 40 years ago, when I took my nursing degree, we had a class in Human Psychology which taught Maslow’s […]
You never know where your connection with Astonished! will take you. Have you ever been to a drift race? While she was a student at the University of Regina, Kaylah […]
We work in inclusive community to address barriers facing young adults with complex physical disAbilities (core members) by creating opportunities for teaching and learning, social, recreational and cultural engagement, and for employment and housing.
The Big Sky Centre for Learning and Being Astonished Inc.
University of Regina
3737 Wascana Parkway
Regina, SK S4S 0A2
Phone:
Bonnie Cummings-Vickaryous, Executive Director, 306-737-9560
E-mail:
BCV@beingastonished.com