eWater
eWater is a customer service tool for City of Regina Water
customers. Customers can access eWater on any device with an internet connection.
Utility eBill
eWater is a customer service tool for City of Regina Water
customers. Customers can access eWater on any device with an internet connection.
Subdivision Application Form
Subdivision is the division of land to enable the legal registration of streets and parcels of land to accommodate different types of development.
How Property Taxes are Calculated
m revaluation. Phase-in is not applied to changes in the tax rate resulting from the annual budget
or changes to the property's assessment because of new construction,
renovations or demolitions. For the 2025 Revaluation, a phase-in adjustment was approved for all
non-residential properties. The approved adjustments are: 1/3 of the tax change applied for 2025
2/3 of the tax change applied for 2026 100% of the tax change applied for 2027 Under the provincial
legislation, Saskatchewan municipalities can adopt a minimum tax as one of their tax policies. This
is to establish a minimum amount of tax with respect to any property and can only be applied to
municipal taxes. Municipal Taxes = (Taxable Assessment × Municipal Mill Rate × Mill Rate Factor) ÷
1000 If the above calculation is lower than the minimum tax, the minimum tax amount would be
applied to the property. If the calculation is higher than the minimum tax, the calculated amount
would be applied to the property.
Minimum Tax
Under the provincial legislation, Saskatchewan municipalities can adopt a base tax as one of their
tax policies. A base tax can only be applied to municipal taxes; it does not change the calculation
for the school and library portion of the tax bill. Base Tax + [(Taxable Assessment × Municipal
Mill Rate × Mill Rate Factor) ÷ 1000] Implementing a base tax increases the property tax paid on
lower-assessed properties and decreases the property tax paid on higher-assessed properties. A base
tax does not increase or decrease the total taxes collected by the City.
Base Tax
Each year, the City considers requests for property tax exemptions from non-profit organizations.
The Community Non-Profit Tax Exemption Policy has been approved to help guide these decisions and
ensure a fair, consistent, and transparent process. The Community Non-Profit Tax Exemption Policy
was established effective January 1, 2019, and has been updated effective January 1, 2023. The
purpose of the Community Non-Profit Tax Exemption Policy is to: Set the parameters under which the
City or Regina will consider applications for property tax exemptions from non-profit organizations
with financial need; Provide fair, consistent treatment and consideration for all applicants
providing non-profit and charitable services for the benefit of Regina residents; Support the
services and organizations in financial need that further Council’s priorities, as outlined in The
Community Safety & Well-Being (CSWB) Plan, Design Regina: The Official Community Plan Bylaw
2013-48 (OCP), and other plans that support initiatives that have a clear community impact and
respond to community needs; and Define clear guidelines for granting tax exemptions to
organizations for which the burden resulting from the tax exemption is a justifiable expense to the
taxpayers of Regina. Eligibility To be eligible for a tax exemption, an organization must conform
to the following principles and meet all the requirements of the Community Non-Profit Tax Exemption
Policy. These requirements include: Compliance with municipal policies, bylaws, codes, and
legislation; Must be a non-profit or charitable organization; A purpose or mandate that aligns with
Council priorities and objectives; Accessibility to the public; and Demonstration of financial
need/impact. Application Process Applicants must submit a completed Application for Community
Non-Profit Tax Exemption, along with supporting documents, by the dates noted below to be
considered for the following taxation year. You can access the Application Form and Application
Guide & Supporting Information via the links. ...
Spring Home Show Contest Terms and Conditions
Sponsor to enforce any of its rights at any stage does not constitute a waiver of those rights. How
to Enter To enter the Contest, entrants must:Visit the Contest page
by scanning the QR code at the Spring Home Show. Respond to the questions asked. Click "submit” to
submit their entry. The Contest Sponsor is not responsible for entries that are incomplete or do
not conform to or satisfy the condition of these Contest Rules and all such entries may be
disqualified. All entries become the sole property of the Contest Sponsor and none will be
returned. No Purchase Necessary. By entering the Contest, each entrant consents to the use of their
name without compensation in any publicity or advertising carried out in any medium worldwide by
either or both of the Contest Sponsor and/or its advertising or promotional agencies without
limitation or further notification or compensation. Requirements By submitting a Submission each
entrant agrees that: by participating in the Contest through this website entrants expressly agree
to be bound by, accept and comply with these Contest Rules and that any and all decisions of the
Contest Sponsor with respect to any aspect of this Contest, including without limitation the
eligibility of Submissions, are final and binding on all entrants in all matters as they relate to
this Contest; Only online entries will be eligible. No other Submissions will be accepted. ...
Gophers
An overpopulation of gophers can be a nuisance, creating holes in public spaces or athletic fields
that cause safety issues for humans and pets.
Residential Fire Inspection Requirements
View the Residential Fire Inspection Requirements.
PL202500305 - Record of Decision
PL202500305 - Record of Decision
Underground Line Locates
Planning a home improvement job, planting a tree or installing a fence or deck? Request a locatefor underground City-owned utilities before you dig.
