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You can donate a tree or bench with a personalized plaque through our Legacy Program or choose from a variety of Plaque Memorial Walls that are each unique in style and design to place a personalized plaque.

orm Spray Program Begins May 26 The City will begin its annual cankerworm spray program the week of May 26 in areas with high insect counts and where trees are most at risk of damage. ...

Neil Balkwill 2025 Artist in Residency: Regina's Oldest Tree The City of Regina is excited to announce the 2025 Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre Artist in Residency. ...

Regina's Good Neighbour Guide provides an overview of Regina’s municipal bylaws that govern city neighbourhoods and best practices for being a good neighbour.

Tree removal policy

Read the Ward 2 Report from Councillor Bob Hawkins.

to the requested tour date. See the Cemetery Tour Policy prior to beginning the application process. Complete the application and email to cemeteries@regina.ca. Throughout the process, you will work with the Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services department for assistance and approval. Tour Application Form Special Events Mother’s Day - A complimentary carnation for mothers’ memorials will be available at the Cemetery Administration Office from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Father’s Day - A complimentary carnation for fathers’ memorials will be available at the Cemetery Administration Office from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. ...

vard Landscape Guidelines. Please contact Service Regina at 306-777-7000 or submit a Service Request if you have questions about the program. noreply@regina.ca Property owners agree to follow the Boulevard Landscape Guidelines Property owners must confirm the location of underground utilities with Sask1stcall.com before doing any work to their boulevard. Property owners may not remove or amend any tree as per the Forestry Bylaw. Trees on boulevard space belong to the City of Regina. ...

View the Driveway and Parking Advisory document.

fire safe, stable surface and always staying in the room when a candle is lit. Extinguish all candles completely before leaving the room. Christmas Trees – The smell of a live tree puts everyone in the holiday spirit but if it’s not cared for, it can become a fire hazard. Ensure it is watered daily and kept away from all heat sources. After the holidays, Treecycle your tree by dropping it off at the Yard Waste Depot, Monday to Saturday from December 26, 2024 to January 31, 2025 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fireplaces and wood stoves – Enjoy your fireplace safely by ensuring it is professionally inspected and cleaned. Ensure all decorations such as stockings and garlands are kept a safe distance away from the fire. Ice and Water – Inconsistent air temperatures make ice surfaces unpredictable. Keep away from all bodies of water, including Wascana Lake and Creek, storm channels and detention ponds. If an emergency on the ice occurs involving pets or people, call 9-1-1. Visit Regina.ca/fire to learn more.

as add recreational amenities. This design also allows for tree succession, giving space for new trees to grow and thrive, and prevents soil erosion.

View submission requirements for different development permits.

• Check off the items that are accepted in your garbage and recycling bins.

City of Regina

View the construction projects happening in Ward 6 this season.