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Regina’s City Centre features major landmarks, recreation and leisure destinations along with central neighbourhoods that include residential, business and retail spaces.

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Find out why the City of Regina is a great place to work. We are proud to offer extensive benefits, competitive compensation, ongoing learning opportunities, employee recognition programs and a safe working environment.

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Complete this application for a new initiative or annual activity minor cultural grant up to $10,000.

nless it is being transported to a disposal site. Elm wood is an ideal place for the beetles that carry the disease and lay their eggs, making this a key factor in managing the outbreak. Provincial regulations state that elm tree wood cannot be stored, used, marketed or transported for any purpose. Residents can help prevent the spread of DED and protect Regina’s urban forest by: Reporting suspected cases to Service Regina at 306-777-7000 or online at Regina.ca. Not storing, transporting or using elm wood as per provincial regulations. Inspecting trees regularly for signs of wilting, yellowing leaves or sudden branch dieback, especially in summer. ...

Disposal Manifest for the City's Hauled Wastewater Site.

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. Airport Areas 2 and 3 are based NEF 30 and 25 respectively. Is noise the only factor considered for building around the airport? While noise is a key factor for the updated policies, it is not the only factor when considering development around the airport. Additional updates to policies in the Official Community Plan prohibit certain industrial land-uses with high emissions such as oil and gas or certain types of manufacturing that could impact airport visibility. There are also policies for restricting building heights and stormwater retention ponds that attract migratory birds. Existing neighbourhoods within the Area 2 boundary now restrict new residential development to two units per lot instead of the higher density units encouraged in other established neighbourhoods. How were the boundaries for the Areas established? The boundaries for the new areas were recommended by the land-use study done in collaboration with the Regina Airport Authority and the City of Regina. Area 1 is based on a 1,000 meter setback from airport runways and NEF 30. It is applied to vacant lands. No new residential development will be allowed in these areas. Area 2 is also based on a 1,000 meter setback from runways and the NEF 30 boundary but is applied to existing developed areas and therefore allows for limited development options with restrictions. These include limited residential density and noise reduction measures in new construction. Area 3 is based on the lower NEF 25 and requires new buildings to implement specific noise reduction measures. Frequently Asked Questions City Council approved the recommended policy changes to the Official Community Plan and Zoning Bylaw in 2025. For more information, see the links below: Regina International Airport Area Land Use Study Design Regina: The Official Community Plan, Bylaw No. 2013-48 (Goal 3 – Special Policy Areas, Section 11.13) Regina Zoning Bylaw, No. 2019 (Chapter 8 – Overlay Zones, Part 8I). More Information

Artist Calls align with the Cultural Plan by supporting artists through residencies, teaching opportunities

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The City coordinates land use, transportation and infrastructure to ensure