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t the recycling facility to show you a few tips to help make sure your recycling efforts count!” A woman wearing personal protection equipment (PPE) walks toward the camera while inside the Emterra recycling facility. “Be sure to only put plastic packaging labelled #1-7 in your blue recycling cart.” Close ups of a variety of plastic containers and their recycling numbers are shown. “Some examples include: a plastic yogurt container, a mouthwash bottle, and a plastic clamshell container.” A woman wearing PPE displays a yogurt container, mouthwash container, and clamshell container while standing inside the Emterra recycling facility. “Please don’t put plastic bags or wrap in the recycling.” Slow motion footage of a recycling truck dumping materials followed by a shot of plastic bags caught in the spinning machinery. “If the plastic stretches, or you can poke your thumb through it, then it’s not recyclable.” Footage of hands stretching plastic wrap followed by a shot of a thumb pushing through a plastic bag. “Stretchy plastics get caught around the spinning machinery that sorts the recyclables. When this happens, it can sort the material into the wrong category and this can lower the quality of the good recyclables. ” Slow motion footage of materials traveling on a conveyor belt and plastic bags being cut from the spinning machinery. ...

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Getting Around Transportation, including personal and commercial vehicles, makes up 26 per cent of energy use in Regina. Park your car and prioritize walking, cycling, and public transit. You’ll cut your fuel bills and your carbon emissions while helping to create a more connected community! Attics & Basements Attics can account for 25 per cent of a home’s heat loss while basements can account for 20. Adding insulation can make your home more comfortable and save you money (up to 20% on energy bills with the proper amount of attic insulation). To further prevent heat loss, seal gaps and cracks that lead to the attic. Areas to look for include wires, recessed lighting, and the attic hatch itself. Upgrade to More Efficient Appliances Older appliances use a lot more energy than their modern replacements. Upgrading old fridges, washers and dryers to newer, energy-efficient models, such as ENERGY STAR®-certified appliances, can conserve energy and save as much as 30% on that part of your electricity bill. Residential Retrofit Rebate Program The City of Regina’s Residential Retrofit Rebate Program provides matching funding of up to $5,000 for eligible work under the Canada Greener Homes Grant (CGHG) to help Regina homeowners reduce their energy use and monthly utility bills.  Homeowners participating in the City of Regina's Residential Retrofit Rebate Program must have first registered for the Canada Greener Homes GrantOpens in new window and were only eligible to apply for their primary residence. Applications were accepted online or in-person at City Hall from June 20 to 30, 2022. Successful participants were notified after July 11, 2022 Funding was limited to 80 applicants Applicants were required to provide the following information: Canada Greener Homes Grant Applicant ID Property Tax Account Number (find through Property Search) Name and contact information Address attached to the Applicant ID Mailing address, if different The 2022 Residential Retrofit Rebate program is closed to new applicants. The Canada Greener Homes Grant is available. Terms & Conditions Eligibility Approved program participants must complete all steps by the deadline to remain eligible to receive a rebate from the City of Regina. *The deadline for accepted Program participants to submit post-retrofit final documentation has been extended to November 15, 2023. All other Terms & Conditions remain the same. Step 1: Complete your pre-retrofit EnerGuide home energy evaluation. This is required for both the Canada Greener Homes Grant program and Residential Retrofit Rebate Program. ...

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residents Creates financial sustainability through new tax revenue and larger tax base per hectare Promotes active transportation and more choice (walking, cycling, transit), leading to decreased traffic emissions and a healthier population Creates cost savings and efficiencies in use of land, infrastructure and services like transit already in place Ensures the population needed for neighbourhood schools and amenities to stay open Improves safety with less “dead space” and more “eyes on the street” How do I know which incentive program to apply for? Please review the Eligibility Criteria for each program found on this page to determine where your project is a fit. If you have further questions, email us at revitalize@regina.ca What if there is no remaining grant funding by the time I apply? Grants are committed on a first-come, first-served basis. If there is no funding remaining for grants when we receive your application, you may be offered a tax exemption instead. If I renovate my home, will it qualify for capital incentives? Potentially. If the work is solely for exterior restoration or improvement, then no. If you are doing work to bring a building in to code compliance, you may be eligible for revitalization incentives including for exterior improvement work. If my project is already underway, can I apply for incentives? You can, but with limitations. The Intensification Incentive Program will only include costs incurred after the application is approved. If your project is already started, the work done to date may not be eligible. The exception to this is certain pre-development work such as site serviceability studies, environmental assessments and others. You can refer to the policies for a full list. The Revitalization Incentive Program will consider costs incurred up to one year prior to application so you may be able to apply even after your project is complete. Can I apply for both programs with the same project? Yes, with limitations. If your project is eligible under more than one program, the City will make the final decision on whether it can be included under both programs and what costs are included under which program. A project may not be eligible to receive tax exemptions under both programs. Contact us at revitalize@regina.ca for further information. If I still owe back taxes to the City or have standing orders against my property, will I still qualify for incentives? Unfortunately, no. Applicants and property owners that have taxes or other charges past due to the City of Regina, or which have outstanding orders are not eligible for support under these policies. Frequently Asked Questions Housing Incentives Program Heritage Incentives Program Planning Bylaws Intensification Incentive Policy Revitalization Incentive Policy