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Residents of all ages and abilities can find the right fit with hundreds of affordable leisure and recreation programs offered by the City of Regina. Residents can begin browsing Summer 2019 program offerings on May 1. ...

The City of Regina officially has opened a permanent Yard Waste Depot, available to residents daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. from spring through to fall. ...

The City of Regina wants all voices to be heard as we focus on your priorities in the 2020 Budget. Residents are invited to complete a short online survey. ...

The 2019 Household Hazardous Waste Days start this weekend! Drop off your hazardous waste at the City’s Public Works Yard located at 2400 6th Avenue. Dates and times: April 26, 4 - 7 p.m. April 27, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. May 24, 4 - 7 p.m. ...

Spring has finally sprung! Come enjoy the outdoors and swing your club for affordable prices at the Tor Hill (Kings Park), Joanne Goulet (Fairways West) and Murray (Kings Park) golf courses: Tor Hill will open 18 holes on Friday, April 5 (the ...

The City of Regina, through Reconciliation Regina, is pleased to partner with the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in the “Youth Empowerment Symposium on Truth and Reconciliation in our Community” on Thursday, April 4 at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. ...

Residents are reminded that starting on Monday, April 1, residential garbage collection moves back to weekly pick up. Remember to follow these four easy steps for properly using your cart: Fill it Bag or bundle all waste items Keep cart lids ...

Starting Monday, April 1, the City of Regina Landfill will be open on Sundays and statutory holidays as it switches to its spring and summer hours schedule. The Landfill will be open seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. ...

The snow is melting and you can just see a bit of green in your yard. City crews are already working on spring activities. Here is what’s happening in our community. ...

Regina’s Mayor is pleased to see the federal government increasing financial support for municipalities, putting more tools directly into the hands of local government. ...

His Honour the Honourable Tom Molloy, Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, presented three members of Regina Fire & Protective Services with the Canadian Fire Services Exemplary Service Medal: The recipients are: • Fire Marshal Randy Ryba – ...

A record breaking number of water breaks occurred in February as a result of the ground shifting caused by the extreme cold weather. City crews are responding as quickly and safely as we can to repair them. ...

In accordance to Section 60 of The Cities Act, the City of Regina is required to review its ward boundaries after every three elections or when populations amongst wards vary by more or less than 10 per cent. ...

It’s as simple as STOP. Drivers are reminded that starting February 1, the Red Light Safety Program begins ticketing vehicles running red stop lights. Registered vehicle owners will be receive a $230 ticket through the Regina Police Service. ...