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View the planned beautification work happening on Victoria Ave.

View Schedule B of the Cemetery Bylaw - Interment Options.

View the April 1 PT2 Issue of City Page

Careless cooking is the number one cause of fires in Regina. Most careless cooking fires occur when people leave the kitchen, often to do something as simple as answer the phone.

The City of Regina hereby gives notice, pursuant to sections 55.1, 101 and 102 of The Cities Act and The Public Notice Policy Bylaw, Bylaw No. 2020-28, of its intention to consider amendments to both Bylaw No. 2020-28, The Public Notice Policy Bylaw and Bylaw No. 9004, The Procedure Bylaw. ...

City of Regina Building Capacity Above and Below Ground During 2026 Construction Season The City of Regina continues to invest in infrastructure to support growth and create a more livable city. The City is investing $147 million in roadways and water infrastructure improvements in 2026. ...

mergency situation arise in our community, protect your family by knowing how to respond in different situations. Our Fire & Protective Services team and Regina Police Service are dedicated to making Regina a safer and healthier place to live ...

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Water meters in all homes and businesses will be updated by spring 2025.

Your proposed secondary suite must meet strict building code and zoning bylaw regulations.

Use our online request form or call and request a commercial building inspection.

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Most fires in Regina are easily preventable. In the event of a fire in your home, you and your family will have only minutes to get ...

Used needles can pose a serious public safety and health hazard. If you find a used needle in the community, there are steps you can take to safely dispose of them.

With over 830 hectares of parks and 120 km of pathways, Regina has a wealth of green spaces that are open to the public from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.