Natural Areas
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Releasing non-native plants or aquarium pets into any body of water is illegal in Saskatchewan and puts our native species at risk. Please do not release living things into any lake, river, stream, pond or storm drain. ...
What We Offer
Find out why the City of Regina is a great place to work. We are proud to offer extensive benefits,
competitive compensation, ongoing learning opportunities, employee recognition programs and a safe
working environment.
Neighbourhood Guidelines Review Tool
The Complete Neighbourhood Review Tool has been developed to assist in the assessment of Secondary & Concept Plan Applications
City Operations
o deliver reliable services to our community. We work together to build and maintain safe roads,
provide sustainable transportation, water, waste and environmental
services to our community, and public safety programs that preserve and enhance life, property and
the environment. ...
Storm Drainage
The City uses above and below ground storm sewer pipes to collect rain and snowmelt for proper
drainage to protect against flooding. Learn how you can help protect the environment and your property from flooding.
Cross Connection Control Accuracy Verification Report
Cross Connection Control Accuracy Verification Report
Inflow & Infiltration
ina has two sewer systems: Domestic Sewer System: Designed to carry sewage to the Wastewater
Treatment Plan to be treated before returning it to the environment.
Storm Sewer System: Prevents streets from flooding by draining and carrying excess stormwater
(water from rainfall and snowmelt) to Wascana Creek untreated. Problems with Inflow &
Infiltration There are several problems caused by inflow and infiltration, including: Basement
flooding caused by too much water in the domestic system. Reduced wastewater system capacity for
residents. ...
Advisory Hazardous Materials
View the Advisory for Hazardous Materials – Conditions for Renovations, Alterations, Demolition or Construction
Bird Friendly Regina
They keep insect populations in check, support plant reproduction through pollination and seed
dispersal and signal the overall health of the natural environment.
When bird populations decline, migration patterns shift or nesting behaviour changes, it often
points to broader problems such as habitat loss, reduced food availability, climate change or
pollution. Beyond their ecological role, birds enrich daily life through their presence, songs and
beauty. ...
Cross Connection Licensing Application
Cross Connection Licensing Application
Waste Reduction
e expectancy of Regina’s Landfill is 26 years. It will cost approximately $50-$100 million to build
a new one. You can make a huge difference for the environment by
simply sorting your mixed recycling, compost, and landfill items. Diverting food and yard waste
from the landfill reduces greenhouse gas emissions and protects our environment. Let’s all take simple steps to reduce our waste because together we
make a big difference. Not sure where to put an item? Check out the Waste Wizard tool to find out
how to properly dispose or donate common waste items. CartSmart Program Green Routine Education
& Resources
Advancing the OCP
s, the City has continued to advance several OCP policy goals through projects that have reduced
emissions, energy consumption and the organization’s environmental
impact, and which bring us closer to a renewable Regina. “To protect, promote and expand Regina’s
urban forest and street tree canopy” Regina’s urban forest consists of more than 500,000
hand-planted trees that produce significant environmental benefit
for the community. Trees provide more benefit to communities than just aesthetics. ...