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The Bulk Water Station is located at 550 Winnipeg Street North and is utilized by customers wanting to purchase potable water in bulk. The site is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The City of Regina has 123 buses, 1,407 bus stops and in 2024 we provided 7,882,918 rides on Regina Transit. We run a total of 22 routes, of which, four are express routes and some are specialized for schools.

ator. Look and listen for the validator’s confirmation signals. A checkmark and single beep means your fare has been accepted. Reloadable Umo CardVisit a Transit agent to pick up a reloadable Umo card. All new Umo cards are $5. Agents are listed under Transit Agents. To buy a Pass, Rides, or Stored Value: In person:Visit any transit agent. Tell the agent you would like to buy a pass, or stored value. Pay with cash, debit or credit. Online through the Umo Passenger Portal: From My Wallet, click Buy, select your desired fare product, and proceed to Checkout. On the Order Details screen, under Payment Method, enter your payment method and click Purchase. You can save your payment details to speed up future purchases. Pay and Travel with your Umo Card: Get your Umo card ready before stepping on the bus. Once aboard the bus, hold your card up to the Umo digital validator. Look and listen for the validator’s confirmation signals. A checkmark and single beep means your fare has been accepted. Open Payment Simply tap your contactless bank card or mobile wallet on the Umo validator located inside the bus to pay your fare. Your Umo account status is checked in real time, and your bank card is authorized and charged. Unlike using the Umo app or Umo reloadable card, where riders must add stored value or passes to their account ahead of time, open payments allow riders to "pay as they go" in real-time with their bank card. Riders can simply tap their bank cards on the Umo validator inside the bus without the hassle of creating an account, downloading an app, loading a Umo card or looking for coins. CashCoins and bills are accepted in the farebox, but operators cannot provide change. Transfers are no longer available for cash payments. Customers paying with cash who need to transfer will be required to pay a cash fare again when they board their second bus. View our FAQ for answers to our frequently asked questions. Q: Can I use credit and debit cards to pay on the bus? A: Yes, transit riders can pay their fares by tapping a contactless bank card (Interac Debit, Visa, Mastercard, American Express) or mobile wallet (like Apple Pay and Google Pay) on the validator inside the bus. Q: How much will I be charged when I tap a credit, debit or mobile wallet to pay transit fare? A: Paying for transit fare by tapping a debit card, credit card of mobile wallet will charge the single ride electronic fare, which is $3.20. Q: Will transit riders still be able to pay with cash? ...

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Wascana Pool is an exciting, inclusive and vibrant facility that provides a unique outdoor summer experience for Regina residents and visitors of all ages.

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e, call 9-1-1. Regina Fire & Protective Services does not monitor or test ice thickness on bodies of water within the city. For safe skating options, visit Regina.ca. Snow Forts – Keep winter fort building safe for children by ensuring they are built without a roof. This protects against the risk of a collapse trapping a child underneath. If there’s a roof on the fort, at least one adult should supervise at all times. Cooking – Most fires in homes start in the kitchen. Keep your family safe by staying in the kitchen when cooking on the stovetop. ...

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The City issues permits that set standards for the health and safety of our citizens and ensure Regina's reputation as a great place to live, work and do business.

The City offers a variety of parking permits that give residents the ability to park their vehicle longer than the posted time limits.

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matically applied to those paying a fare using open payments. Single Ride Daily Cap Monthly Cap Stored Value $3.20 $9.60 $97 data Note: Exact coin fare is required per ride. Bus operators cannot make change. Single Fare Cash Fare $3.50 data Cash Fare What if I need to transfer? If you board a second bus within ninety (90) minutes of paying for your original trip and paid for your trip using an Umo card, Umo mobile app or open payment - the smart technology - in the system will identify your next trip as a transfer. Transfers are no longer available for cash payments. Customers paying cash who need to transfer will be required to pay a cash fare again when they board their second bus. Affordable Pass By partnering with the Community Services’ Affordable Access Program, the Affordable Pass Program allows lower-income residents access to a discounted monthly fare pass. To find out more information or apply visit Affordable Access Program. Fare Assistance Program The Fare Assistance Program provides eligible non-profit organizations with bus rides and passes at no cost. Organizations are scored on how the organization/program provides community support, the reason assistance is required, management and accountability of usage logs and if the organization receives other forms of transportation assistance. ...