Administration and Calculation of Servicing Agreement Fees and Development Levies Policy
View the Administration and Calculation of Servicing Agreement Fees and Development Levies Policy .
Apartment Fire Safety Inspection Checklist
View the Apartment Fire Safety Inspection Checklist.
Harbour Landing Online Engagement Presentation
View the presentation from the Harbour Landing online engagement session held July 2020.
Advisory - Radon Gas
View the Advisory for Radon Gas.
City Incentive Program Supports Affordable Infill Housing
ever to help facilitate the development of infill housing projects as the cost of construction is
at an all-time high and infill developments in the best economic
environment have their challenges.” In 2025, municipal incentives supported the development of 12
vacant lots. In that same year, the Housing Incentive Program supported 360 new affordable housing
units, 75 per cent of which are in core established neighbourhoods. Among the projects supported by
the City were College Manor, which replaced a vacant lot in the Heritage Neighbourhood with an
apartment building and Lillium Village, which built supportive housing units on a former parking
lot. "We commend the City of Regina for prioritizing much needed housing initiatives,” Victoria
Aspinall, President of Maybell said. “Lilium Village, our 12-unit housing community for single
mothers and families, is one of the housing projects that benefited from the City’s Housing
Incentive Program (HIP).” To date in 2026, the City has already approved incentives for 44 housing
units. This is part of the City's strategy to increase supply and meet different housing needs to
support a growing population. The City continues to prioritize replacing aging infrastructure in
core areas with new pipes and roadways to build capacity to support more people living in
established neighbourhoods. The newly launched Housing Land Bank is another tool to support infill
development by providing City-owned vacant land to support affordable housing below market price. ...
Spill Report Form
Spill Report Form for the City's Hauled Wastewater Site.
New Growth Trends Highlight Demand for Diverse Housing Supply
shows an increase in Regina’s housing supply to meet demand driven by a population growth of 27,000
since 2021. While market pressures are impacting prices, according
to the Royal Bank of Canada’s (RBC) Housing Trends and Affordability Report, Regina is still the
most affordable major Canadian city to buy a house based on a benchmark
Resident Verification Program and Non-Resident Recreation Fees
holder lives within Regina’s municipal boundaries. The program is now in effect. Residents must
verify their address in person to: Access resident pricing for City
of Regina registered recreation programs. Access the first available registration date for
recreation programs. ...