The gift of knowledge, the power of a brighter future.
Rotary International highlights its focus on basic education and literacy, showcasing how its members globally and locally in District 5370 are making a difference by providing resources, support, and opportunities to empower individuals through learning
A Rotary Exchange Student's Journey of Transformation
Rotary exchange student, Tenbo Ichikawa, shares his transformative journey from Japan to St. Albert, Canada. Through his year abroad, he not only gained fluency in English and a deep appreciation for nature but also underwent a personal metamorphosis, moving from shyness to a more confident and globally-minded individual. Inspired by his experience, he now dreams of a future in politics or civil service to reform the Japanese education system.
What started as a simple idea at a Rotary convention turned into an international movement. Discover the surprising story of how a cuddly Canadian moose became a symbol of hope for a polio-free world. Read about this heartwarming collaboration with Australia and find out how a shared commitment can make a global impact.
Walking Together: A Discussion on Truth and Reconciliation with Dr. Niigaan Sinclair
An upcoming Speaker Series session is honored to welcome Dr. Niigaan Sinclair, a renowned Anishinaabe scholar, writer, and public intellectual, as the featured speaker. Dr. Sinclair will lead a compelling and timely discussion on Truth and Reconciliation, exploring the ongoing journey of healing and justice between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. The event is scheduled for Thursday, September 25, 2025, at 5PM MDT
Discover the Future of Food: Adventures in Agriculture
The "Adventures in Agriculture" program, hosted by the Rotary Club of Regina Eastview, is a unique opportunity for high school students to explore the diverse and dynamic world of agriculture. This event provides hands-on experience, tours of major agricultural industries, and networking with professionals, all aimed at broadening their knowledge of this vital sector and its global challenges.
This program is for students who:
Are entering Grades 11 and 12 in September 2025 and have an enthusiasm for learning about agriculture & it's varied career opportunities.
Are recommended by their school and sponsored by a participating Rotary Club
Have the ability to prepare speeches, speak in public and respectfully debate issues and agree to be available for local publicity.
Have a willingness to report to their school's student body about Rotary.
Have the personal skills necessary to participate well in a group including a behavioural maturity.
After years of waiting and hoping, we finally gave up on Facebook ever reactivating our district page… So we created a new one! Public-facing news will be shared there first, before the internal group.
The Club Experience Concierge offers ideas and recommendations specific to your club’s biggest challenges. You’ll find ideas that range from easy, to moderate, to ambitious.
This learning plan will help your club plan service projects using the resources that are available through your Rotary membership. Learn about positive ways to involve the local community, reflect on your current service projects, and strategize ways to increase the impact your club is having in the community
