Welcome to Skate Regina!
Our summer programming is currently FULL! Please add your skater to the waitlist and you will be notified if a spot becomes available. The summer brochures are listed below.
July 10th update - We are working on finalizing Fall registration in the next week or so and registration information will be posted on the website when it is available.
CanSkate/PrePower Brochure 2025 Jr Prep Brochure 2025 Comp Star Brochure 2025 UpdateLatest Updates!
View our current Newsletter below to stay informed about schedule changes, upcoming fundraisers, future programming brochures & more!
We have a NEW email address!! Please update your existing contact for Skate Regina -> admin@skateregina.ca
Check out our programs below to see which one is right for you
Read the programming information below and click the link to learn more.
Parent Assisted PreCanSkate
Parent Assist Pre-CanSkate is targeted for skaters ages 2-5. This class allows the skater to go on the ice with a parent/guardian who also has skates on and is able to skate well enough to assist the young skater. There is a Coach who will work with this group and they will share the ice with the Pre-CanSkate/CanSkate class.
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PreCanSkate/CanSkate
Pre-CanSkate is a group program for new skaters (roughly around the ages of 3-5 years old). This class runs in conjunction with CanSkate.
CanSkate is for skaters ages 3+. Coaches will group the skaters based on their ages and skating levels. Skaters are taught in a group setting by Coaches and Program Assistants.
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Pre-Power/Power
Pre-Power is geared towards young skaters age 4-8 with an interest in hockey or ringette.
Power is for skaters ages 6+, who have already completed Pre-Power or Level 3 CanSkate.
Both programs focus on skating abilities, including balance skills, forward and backward skating, stopping, turning and agility skills. Skaters must wear full equipment (including sticks).
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Jr Prep/StarSkate
Jr Prep is a group program that teaches introductory figure skating skills to young skaters who show potential to excel in figure skating.
StarSkate is the first step into figure skating once a skater has completed all 6 CanSkate levels.
Skate Regina coaches work collaboratively, so skaters do not need to choose an individual coach, as one will be assigned.
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Funding Assistance
Individual Child grants help families in financial need cover the costs of sports and recreation.
Need some extra support with registration fees? Jumpstart and Kidport can help with covering a portion of your registration fees. Click the links below for more information on how you can apply.
Contact Skate Regina if you are applying for funding. We will help make the registration for you and apply the funding when it is received. Families will need to pay for any remaining amount not covered by the funding.
Special Olympics/Adaptive Skating
Skate Canada is committed to providing training and athletic competitions for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Liaising regularly with Special Olympics Canada as well as other sport organizations for athletes with a disability, Skate Canada provides updates and support to mentor clubs regarding strategies on how to integrate Special Olympians and other special needs skaters into regular club programming.
Learn More about Skate Regina!
Skate Regina is a non-profit, volunteer-run association committed to delivering high-quality skating instruction to the community and surrounding areas. We offer learn-to-skate programs for skaters of all ages and skill levels, with a variety of options to support every stage of a skater’s development. Our programs include Parent Assist, Pre-CanSkate, CanSkate, Pre-Power, Power, Jr Prep, STARSkate, and Competitive Skate.
As an affiliated member of Skate Canada, Skate Regina follows nationally recognized standards for coaching and program delivery.
Skate Regina was officially formed on August 2, 1978, through the amalgamation of the Wascana Figure Skating Club and the Prairie Figure Skating Club. In 2003, members voted to change the club’s name from Regina Figure Skating Club to Skate Regina to better reflect its evolving identity and connection to the broader skating community.
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