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s Act. The meeting agenda will include item EX25-7 Community and Social Impact Regina Inc. (CSIR). The meeting agenda will be available by 2 p.m. on Regina.ca/meetings. Citizens who want to address City Council on this matter may attend the meeting via teleconference or in person. To attend, you must register by completing the online form on Regina.ca/Register, no later than 12 p.m. on Tuesday, February 4, 2025. ...

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dline to allow applicants to pay outstanding taxes or other past due charges. Relaxation of some of these requirements may be available. Contact CHS@regina.ca for details. Eligibility Applicants are encouraged to contact the City early at CHS@regina.ca to discuss project eligibility and application requirements. It is also recommended that applicants complete a pre-application meeting to discuss regulatory requirements (contact permitfilesupport@regina.ca). This ensures a smooth application process. We are happy to discuss your project and answer any questions. Applications may be made prior to acquiring a property and prior to a development/building permit being issued. Applications will not be accepted after construction has begun or where a project is receiving funding under another City program. Applicants must be current on all property taxes, utilities, parking, and other charges owing to the City at the time of application to be considered for funding. You can find all application resources in the “Related Documents” section of this page. Submit a completed application form and all required documentation to CHS@regina.ca. All applications received by April 30 will be evaluated in May. All applications received between May 1 and July 31 will be evaluated in August until funding is exhausted. If funding remains after the August evaluation period, funding may be awarded to eligible applications on a first-come basis until December 31. How to Apply Program Boundaries Boundaries Map Primary Page Boundaries Map Contact Us Please reach out to CHS@regina.ca for questions about housing incentives. Contact permitfilesupport@regina.ca for questions about permitting and the development process. For questions about other City incentives, contact Service Regina or call (306) 777-7000. ...

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Public Notice - 2166-2170 Halifax Street

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ffinityPlex, a 90,000 sq. ft. with a regulation indoor soccer field and flexibility to host trade shows, conferences, gala dinners and more. The six-rink hockey arena, the Co-operators Centre, which hosts tournaments almost every weekend generating considerable tourism and economic benefit. The Viterra International Trade Centre (VITC), which is the new home for the Canadian Western Agribition, major trade shows, conferences and other events of all shapes and sizes. Two signature events, Queen City Ex and Canada’s Farm Show, which bring our community together at REAL District as we showcase the best Regina has to offer. REAL has evolved into an organization that operates and maintains the community’s hub of events and entertainment. REAL began operating as a not-for-profit municipal corporation in 2014 with oversight from a volunteer Board of Directors appointed by Council. The City of Regina owns the lands and assets of REAL District that REAL operates on behalf of the City. Council provides a small annual grant to support its operations. However, the vast majority of REAL’s revenues are generated by the services it provides. REAL operates as a not-for-profit corporation and any surplus profit at year-end is invested in the maintenance and improvement of civic infrastructure at REAL District, all of which is owned by the City of Regina. The mandate of REAL is to: a) operate in the best interests of the community and enrich the quality of life for people in the community through the hosting and delivery of local, regional, national, and international events; b) develop, operate and maintain City and other facilities to provide world-class hospitality for trade, agribusiness, sporting, entertainment and cultural events that bring innovation, enrichment and prosperity to the community; and c) operate with an entrepreneurial spirit and to pursue expanded business venture that could generate additional revenue. Regina Downtown Business Improvement District The Regina Downtown Business Improvement District (RDBID) is an organization that provides a range of business and community services to promote and enhance the Downtown District’s unique assets, to improve conditions for businesses operating in the district, and to improve the quality of life for those who shop, work, live and play downtown. RDBID’s services supplement services provided by the City of Regina. RDBID programs and services are financed by a special property tax assessment collected from commercial property owners located in the defined boundaries of the Downtown District. This District encompasses 53 blocks bordered by Angus Street to the west, 13th Avenue to the south, Halifax Street to the east, and Saskatchewan Drive to the north. RDBID also extends along Broad Street south to College Avenue. The special assessments are approved by the Board of Directors of RDBID, which is appointed by Council, and includes a representative from Council. ...