City Hosts Annual Ladybug Release to Support Sustainable Pest Control
amps and daycares. The City has hosted an annual ladybug release since 2016. This event continues
to be one of the City’s most popular initiatives.Visit the Ladybug
Release event page on the City of Regina’s Facebook page for more information.
Public Notice Bylaw
above may be subject to conditions per the Public Notice Policy Bylaw. Didn't find the bylaw you
were looking for? To find more City Bylaws, please visit the Regina
Open Data website.
Public Notice Bylaw
above may be subject to conditions per the Public Notice Policy Bylaw. Didn't find the bylaw you
were looking for? To find more City Bylaws, please visit the Regina
Open Data website.
Minor Variance Application
A minor variance is a request for variation only of the minimum required distance of a building or structure from a lot line; and the minimum required distance of a building or structure to any other building or structure on the same lot.
City Page April 1 2023
View the April 1 Issue of City Page
Confirmed Cases of Dutch Elm Disease in Regina
31, when DED-carrying beetles are most active. For more information about Dutch elm disease,
including prevention tips and a downloadable brochure, visit
Regina.ca/DutchElm.
City of Regina Announces “Finding Middle Ground” Design Competition
ers will be announced on November 27, 2025. Top submissions will receive monetary prizes provided
by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).Visit
Regina.ca/FindingMiddleGround for the design brief and submission guidelines.
City and Community Celebrate Grand Opening of Lakeview Park
welcoming place, accessible to all, for future generations of Lakeview residents.” For more
information on the Community Investment Grants Program, visit
Regina.ca/Grants.
Creating Safer and More Accessible Crosswalks
hased approach for future expansion of this functionality at other intersections throughout the
city. For more details about this initiative, please visit
Regina.ca/pedapp.
City Rinks Open for the Season
ilable at four indoor arenas, while a general admission fee applies at others. Residents are
encouraged to check schedules and fee information before visiting.
Residents can find rink locations, hours and schedules at Regina.ca/Rinks. By maintaining rinks
across Regina, the City provides safe, welcoming spaces for residents to play, stay healthy and
spend quality time together.
City of Regina Launches Reporting Dashboard
idents to find, understand and compare results. Additional services and measures may be added as
more data becomes available. To view the Dashboard, visit
Regina.ca/ServiceDashboard.
Residential Spring Street Sweep Starts
ays on sweep days if possible. Residents can download the Sweep&Plow app to find out when their
street will be cleaned and sign up for reminders. Or visit
Regina.ca/Sweep and enter your address to find out when crews will be in your neighbourhood. Street
sweeping can create dust that makes it harder to see. Residents should close their windows and use
sidewalks away from the work when they can. If you see sweeping equipment, slow down, leave plenty
of space, and stay safe. Updates on the spring street sweep can be found at Regina.ca/Sweep.