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KinTags distributed

At Roughriders home games

And community events

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People at a Saskatchewan Roughriders home game at Mosaic Stadium

AT MOSAIC STADIUM

Out among the fans.

Next to Kin founder Thom Hamilton has handed out KinTags at Saskatchewan Roughriders home games. Free to receive. A parent adds an emergency contact to activate it.

“My son went to the bouncy castle. I lost track of him and started looking around and everyone was wearing green,” Hamilton told CTV News.

CTV News Regina · Jacob Carr · June 30, 2026

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A young Roughriders fan holding his KinTag

THE FAMILY EXPERIENCE

A little more peace of mind.

“We’ve lost children. And that time in between where you’re not connected with them can be pretty scary. So, I think if it speeds up the time that you can get parents connected with their kids again, I think that’s a bonus.”
— Michelle Sandomirsky, Regina resident, speaking to CTV News

Photograph: a KinTag family. Quote: a separate interview in the CTV report.

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IN THE COMMUNITY

Part of a busy day out.

Canada Day crowds at Wascana Park in Regina
A parent holding a KinTag
A KinTag in hand.

Named in Canada Day safety guidance.

“Consider getting a *Next to Kin tag for your child or family member when you arrive at the event.”

Regina Police Service’s June 30, 2026 guidance names the tags as an option for families at Canada Day in Wascana Park. This is not a formal endorsement or commercial partnership.

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