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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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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

evelopment. “Selecting a developer to lead the project is the next step in revitalizing the Yards and creating a complete neighbourhood for people to visit and live.” The development partner will be responsible for planning and managing infrastructure installation, land sales and building construction on the site. This project will be a multi-year phased development. The City secured funding to redevelop the railyard site as a mixed-use neighbourhood through the New Building Canada Fund Provincial Territorial Partnership (NBCF-PTP). The funding agreement requires the area to include a minimum of 150 housing units and a public park. ...

round, within arms-reach of as many people as possible, so they can be clearly pointed at or touched. Candy Cane Park Rick Hansen Optimist PlaygroundVisit the castle themed playground and spray pad at the Sandra Schmirler Leisure Centre located just off Woodhams Drive and Prince of Wales Drive in Regina's East end. Fairchild Park Take a look through some of the popular playgrounds and unique parks you can find around Regina. Les Sherman Playground is located off McTavish Street by the Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre. It includes an expression swing allowing toddler and older children or an adult to swing together, and a teeter totter for children of all abilities and users with mobility devices. Norseman Park is located in Harbour Landing just off Beacon Drive. It includes a large multi-level play structure with ropes, ladders, swings and slides as well as a soccer field, basketball court and a pathway through the park. Sandra Schmirler Leisure Centre Playground Realtors Park Located in south/central Regina just off Elphinstone Street & Regina Avenue, Kiwanis Park is home to a waterfall garden, walking trails, playground and numerous sport facilities. The City of Regina has adopted new accessible playground design standards. All playgrounds are currently under review for compliance with this standard. Wascana Centre Location Accessibility Other Amenities Candy Cane Playground Wascana Park Under Review Washrooms, Infant Swings, Picnic Site, Multi-Use Pathway Wascana Pool Playground Wascana Park Under Review Outdoor Pool, Spray Pad, Picnic Site, Shade Structure, Washrooms in Pool Area Central Zone Location Accessibility Other Amenities Crescent Park 1109 14th Ave. Under Review Community Garden, Outdoor Rink Shelter, Ball Diamond Gocki Optimist Playground 2230 Lindsay St. Under Review Splash Pad, Washrooms in Centre, Basketball Nets in Boarded Rink, Tennis, Bookable Athletic Field Les Sherman Park 2420 Elphinstone St. Under Review Communication Board, Washrooms in Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre, Multi-Use Pathway, Bookable Athletic Field, Ball Diamonds Pasqua & 7th Park 1301 Pasqua St. Under Review Infant Swings East Zone Location Accessibility Other Amenities Coleman Park 220 Fines Dr. Under Review Picnic Site Glencairn Park (Jumpstart) 2626 Dewdney Ave E. Under Review Spray Pad, Washrooms in Centre, Picnic Site, Shade Structure, Communication Board, Library, Bookable Athletic Field, Outdoor Boarded Rink, Outdoor Rink Shelter, Seasonal Off-Leash Dog Park Green Meadow Park 3598 Green Bank Rd. Under Review - Parkridge Park 1243 Rossie Dr. Under Review Spray Pad, Swings in Sand Surfacing, Multi-Use Pathway, Basketball Hoop Rothwell Park 1201 Rothwell St. Under Review Infant Swings, Bookable Athletic Field North Zone Location Accessibility Other Amenities Imperial Park 305 Rose St. ...

If you wish to paint a crosswalk or install other art on a public roadway or sidewalk, you must apply for a Temporary Street Use Permit for a Street/Crosswalk Painting Project.

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. ...

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icences@regina.ca or call 306-777-7717. New! Licences are now available for purchase or renewal with our online portal. To renew your licence:Visit our portal to create an account. After your account is created, stop and complete step 2. Email licences@regina.ca to let us know you created a profile. Be sure to include your licence number, name and contact information. City staff will link your information in the system and let you know when this is complete. ...