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ograms for transit riders and non-profit organizations, including the Fare Assistance Program, the Affordability Pass and the Discounted 31-Day Pass. Visit the Fares and Passes section of Regina.ca/Transit for information on these programs, including eligibility and application processes. The passing of The Transit Fare Amendment Bylaw, 2026 also removes paper transfers and brings in a $5 fee for new Umo cards. Only transit riders paying cash, approximately 3 per cent of transit riders, will be affected by the removal of paper transfers. Riders paying electronically, via the Umo app or card, with debit, credit or an electronic wallet, will automatically have a transfer applied. The increase in transit fares was approved in the 2026-2027 Budget process.Visit Regina.ca/Transit for more details.

t of the City Centre Revitalization Plan to create a walkable, welcoming and safe city centre that attracts more people and businesses to live, work, visit and invest,” said Chris Warren, Director, Roadways and Transportation. “This project will modernize critical infrastructure while enhancing accessibility and supporting a vibrant downtown experience.” Now entering its fourth year, the 11th Avenue Revitalization Project is approaching its final stages, with the finished design beginning to take shape. ...

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or citizens and persons living with a disability stay in their homes longer, makes access to safe drinking water and waste services more affordable.Visit Water, Waste & Municipal Tax Affordability Programs to find out more. Affordable Access Program The City has hundreds of great recreation and leisure programs to choose from such as swimming, arts and crafts, and sport and fitness that help residents stay active and healthy. That’s why we offer reduced rates for our registered programs and Leisure Passes.Visit the Affordable Access Program page to find out more. Bus Discount Program If you need help with public transportation, the City offers a monthly public transit discount pass. Eligibility is based on enrolment in a provincial assistance program.Visit the Affordable Access Program page to find out if you qualify. Affordable Housing The City offers housing incentives programs for newly-constructed housing in certain areas of Regina and provides information to those seeking affordable home ownership.Visit Housing for more information. Graffiti & Crime Prevention Crime prevention is everyone’s responsibility. By working together, we can reduce crimes in our neighbourhoods. The Regina Police Service website has specific tips for businesses and homeowners to prevent crime, as well as information on programs such as Neighbourhood Watch, Crime Stoppers, and the Citizens on Patrol Program. The City of Regina identifies public safety, security and crime prevention among its top priorities. Crime prevention begins in the neighbourhood where we live and it is up to each of us to ensure our community is a safe place to live, work and play. City Workers at Your Door If people come to your door saying they’re from the City, ask for their City of Regina identification BEFORE you let them in. Their photo identity card will show the employee’s name, department and staff number. As well, representatives of all public utilities (gas, electric power, cable TV, water) also carry photo ID. ...

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istory with entertainment and entrepreneurship with local restaurants, goods and service providers. To learn more about local businesses in the area, visit the Warehouse Business Improvement District website: Regina's Warehouse District | The Soul of the City The District also includes the Yards – a former railyard site that will support new development and investment in City Centre. Centre Square Centre Square is a centrally located neighbourhood recognized for its historic residential character and close connections to both Downtown and Wascana Park. The planning framework for this area is being updated to explore potential opportunities to promote future growth and investment. To learn more, visit: Centre Square Planning Study | Be Heard Regina Wascana Centre Wascana Centre is a popular destination at the heart of Regina for all residents and visitors to enjoy recreation and natural beauty. The lake and landscaped park includes many walking paths connecting to feature attractions such as Royal Saskatchewan Museum, MacKenzie Art Gallery and the Saskatchewan Science Centre. Get to know the City Centre Find out more about ongoing and upcoming projects and plans that guide the vision for City Centre. The City is making progress on several projects to support community vibrancy, economic prosperity and safety and well-being in City Centre. These projects are meant to transform and improve the way people experience the City Centre, including beautified streetscapes, improved transportation networks and pedestrian safety. ...

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