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o enjoy the outdoors and beat the heat all summer long. All spray pad locations are ready for use, except Kinsmen Park South, which will open on May 26, and Rick Hansen Optimist Playground, which will open on May 29. Drop by and cool off! With more than a dozen locations across the city, there is a spray pad near you. Find one at Regina.ca/SprayPads.

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ctor, Community Standards. “Introducing different parking zones allows us to better match pricing with demand and improve access in high-use areas.”New parking zones will be introduced with updated rates. Rates in higher-demand areas in the downtown core (Zone A) will increase from $2 to $2.50 per hour, while lower-demand areas in the downtown periphery (Zone B) will be set at a lower rate of $1.50 per hour. Parking fines will increase by $10 per ticket. Fees for Temporary Street Use Permits will increase by 50 per cent. Existing exemptions remain in place, including accessible parking stalls. ...

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prominence in Henry Baker Hall and in the Mayor’s Office, where they mark in perpetuity the singing of the treaty. Art Exhibits When: September 16-26, 2024 Where: City Hall - Henry Baker Hall, mâmawêyatitân centre, Mitakuyé Owâs’ā Centre and Neil Balkwill Civic Art Centre Take a self-guided tour of Indigenous art located in City of Regina buildings. From September 16 to 26 the City of Regina is highlighting Indigenous art exhibits at various venues. Visitors can take in the temporary exhibit at City Hall in Henry Baker Hall, or explore the pieces displayed throughout Neil Balkwill Civic Art Centre (three pieces), mâmawêyatitân centre (four pieces) and Mitakuyé Owâs’ā Centre (two pieces). Discover artwork by primarily Treaty 4 artists, learn about the history and styles of Indigenous art from Treaty 4 and beyond, and reflect on contemporary Indigenous art forms. The exhibit features work by artists such as Joi T. Arcand, Bob Boyer, Allan Dufour, Evelyn Goodtrack, Torrie Ironstar, Larissa Kitchemonia, Michael Langan, Ann McLean, Gerald McMaster, Audie Murray, Edward Poitras, DJ Tapaquon and Jerry Whitehead. Indigenous Artist Talking Circle When: September 20 1:30-3:00 p.m. Where: City Hall – Henry Baker Hall Indigenous artists of Regina and area are invited to come to Henry Baker Hall and speak with our Indigenous Artist in Residence panel to learn more about the Indigenous Artist in Residency and participate in discussions around Indigenous art in Regina. The expert panel includes David Garneau, Audie Murray, Janine Windolph and Peter Brass.

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