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ee, 5-gallon pails per household Tarp and secure loads when transporting Signs will be posted to direct traffic flow Limited quantities availableVisit Regina.ca for more information on how to use compost at home.

Applications for an exemption can be made under certain circumstances. Didn't find the bylaw you were looking for? To find more City Bylaws, please visit the Regina Open Data website.

To inform Council’s decision-making, a summary of resident feedback will be provided to City Council in advance of when budget deliberations begin.Visit Regina.ca/PreBudget to share your thoughts on the 2027-28 budget.

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and aligned with the City’s Civic Art and Cultural Collections Policy (CACCP). Construction on Scarth Street is anticipated to begin in early 2027.Visit Regina.ca/ScarthStreet to learn more about the project.

vital role in shaping the fabric of our community. Residents are encouraged to get involved or recognize a volunteer who is making a difference. By visiting Regina.ca/Volunteer, you can sign up as a volunteer or recognize someone for a chance to win a gift. Join us in thanking the many volunteers whose dedication continues to make waves of positive change throughout Regina.

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day, January 8. The withdraw button will not be available after this time and withdrawals must occur by phoning the PlayLine at 306-777-PLAY(7529) or visiting a cashier. All withdrawals made online are returned as a credit on account. No withdrawal fee will be applied. Click here to view instructions to withdraw from an activity online. Withdrawals are permitted up to 12 p.m. on the calendar day following the first class to receive a pro-rated credit or refund. If you withdraw by this time you can either: receive a pro-rated credit on your account to be used for future programs and services receive a pro-rated refund less a withdrawal fee of $10 per program After this date, only participants who are moving away from Regina or have a medical reason may withdraw for a pro-rated credit or refund. If you want to receive a refund of your full credit amount on account, you will either be charged a $10 fee or 10% of the total credit amount (whichever is greater). ...

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nd be part of the celebrations! Applications for both Exhibitors and Performers are now closed. We thank you for your interest in this year's event. Visit our Information page to learn how you can join the Waiting List if space becomes available and to be informed of future opportunities. Information for Exhibitors and Performers Know Before You Go! Here you'll find key event details and information to help make your trip to I Love Regina Day fun and enjoyable. View the Facebook Event to follow and invite your family and friends to I Love Regina Day! Keep checking back for event updates! First Aid On-site first aid is provided by St. John's Ambulance and will be located by the Information booth in the north section of the park. Parking Designated accessible parking is available on Scarth Street and Lorne Street. Free parking on event day is available in the City Hall parkade. On-street 2-hour metered parking is free on Saturdays. Please do not park in reserved/bagged meter spaces. Washrooms Portable toilets and accessible portable toilets are available on-site. Fully accessible washrooms, change tables, and flushable toilets are available at the Victoria Park Kiosk (northwest of the park), Regina Public Library, and Cornwall Centre. BBQ From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., a FREE BBQ with beef and vegetarian/vegan burgers will be served at the cenotaph at the centre of the park. Burgers are available while quantities last. Food for Purchase Food trucks on the Plaza will be serving food for purchase. Stay tuned for our list of food trucks. How to Get Here Regina Transit bus stops are located near Victoria Park along Victoria Avenue and Lorne Street. Bike Regina is hosting their free Bike Valet near the northeast corner of the park. Water Bring your own water bottle and use the Refill Station in the northeast corner of the park. View the Facebook Event Accessibility Information Accessible parking is located beside Victoria Park on Scarth Street and Lorne Street, and nearby on Victoria Avenue and 12th Avenue. Accessible portable toilets are located on-site in Victoria Park. ...

so help with flood control and provide natural shade and cooling. These benefits support our goal of becoming a 100 per cent renewable city by 2050.Visit Regina.ca/Trees for more information on how to care for trees.

garbage or recycling bins because they could catch fire. o The best way to dispose of lithium-ion batteries is at a safe battery recycling location. Visit call2recycle.orgOpens in new window to find a recycling spot near you

y of Regina. Create a candidate profile and set up job alerts to receive emails as soon as new jobs are posted. Steps to Create a Candidate Profile:Visit jobs.regina.ca Click “Create Your Profile” on the top menu Fill out all necessary information and create a password Select the notification: "Receive new job posting notifications" AND “Hear more about career opportunities” to hear more about career opportunities. Verify you're not a robot by clicking "I am not a robot. ...

ting with partners to find solutions that work for people in our city. Together we can make Downtown a place where people want to invest, work, live, visit and connect as a community year-round. Revitalizing downtown requires creative thinking and strategic investments to improve public spaces, increase safety and attract a mix of business and housing development for a vibrant, complete neighbourhood. The City is taking action through these key focus areas: Downtown Incentive Programs Community Safety Initiatives Capital Improvement Projects Supporting Community Partners default The City offers a range of dedicated incentive programs to support the vision of a vibrant downtown by promoting investment in housing, commercial businesses and arts and culture. ...