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Tax Exemption Application for Market Rental and Ownership

New Beginnings, an enhanced emergency shelter for people experiencing houselessness in Regina, opened on July 28, 2025 at 1600 Halifax Street.

Fees for City of Regina Archives historical and heritage information.

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Our seasonal road maintenance programs support the health, attractiveness and economic viability of our community. ...

View the table of actions taken to implement Design Regina, the Official Community Plan.

The Wastewater Master Plan is a comprehensive wastewater service planning document designed to support the OCP Community Priorities.

Public Notice - 120 Broad Street

Public Notice - 1500 N Winnipeg Street

Public Notice - 3431 Dewdney Avenue

Intersections are a key focus area for improving roadway safety in Regina. ...

View the City Centre Core Framework.

the Accessibility Plan, which focus on building integrated, sustainable and active transportation networks to connect neighbourhoods, parks and other key destinations. The City launched the Crosstown Bike Route project in 2021 to create an east–west cycling route connecting the Cathedral, Centre Square, Heritage, Gladmer Park, Al Ritchie and Boothill neighbourhoods with Downtown. Some segments of the Crosstown Bike Route are already complete, while other areas are still in progress or in a planning phase. ...

View the January 28 issue of City Page.

tal Mill Rate Increase - 10.9% The 2026 Budget focuses on core community priorities such as safety, infrastructure and comprehensive civic services. Key investments include $131 million for the Regina Police Services, $55 million for Regina Fire and Protective Services, $223 million to go towards capital projects such the renewal and maintenance of our roadways and $119 million for water utility capital projects. The 2026 Budget discussions highlighted the need to provide the same civic services that residents rely on daily, while investing in Regina’s infrastructure, which requires increased maintenance and renewal. The 2026 Budget reflects the City’s commitment to meeting the needs of Regina residents while keeping property taxes affordable. Residents can visit Regina.ca/Budget to learn more about the 2026 Approved Budget.