Wastewater Master Plan
The Wastewater Master Plan is a comprehensive wastewater service planning document designed to support the OCP Community Priorities.
City of Regina Seeking Accessibility Plan Feedback
dress barriers to access in City spaces, programs and services. It contains more than 80 actions to
be completed by 2034 related to engagement, built environment,
transportation, employment, communication, programs and services and procurement. As of February
2026, the City has completed 33 actions and 41 are in progress. Of the short-term actions completed
by the end of 2025, 46 per cent are complete and 47 per cent are currently in progress. With the
budget approved for 2026, nearly all short-term actions are expected to be completed by the end of
2026. Some highlights of the actions that have been completed so far are: disability awareness
training for staff, more collaboration between staff on accessibility priorities including
sidewalks, more meaningful engagement with people with lived experience, accessibility upgrades to
public City facilities and more frequent transit service.
Communications, Service Regina & Tourism
ute to a well-informed public, a high level of service satisfaction among residents, businesses,
stakeholders and visitors, and a dynamic, attractive environment for
tourists. Communications, Service Regina & Tourism oversees: Communications, Media Relations,
Marketing and Brand Public Engagement and Internal Communications Customer Service (Service Regina)
Tourism Regina Jennifer Johnson, Deputy City Manager of Communications, Service Regina &
Tourism Jennifer Johnson joined the City of Regina, as Deputy City Manager of Communications,
Service Regina, & Tourism in December 2023 after 16 years with the Government of Saskatchewan.
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Construction Starting on Speaker’s Corner Drainage Renewal Project
ell as areas within Wascana Centre. “A city that invests in its infrastructure invests in its
future,” says Carolyn Kalim, Director Water, Waste and Environment. “
Speaker’s Corner Drainage Renewal Project will play a key role in strengthening Regina’s stormwater
network for years to come.” The construction will result in lane restrictions on Albert Street
between the Albert Memorial Bridge and Leopold Crescent, as well as a closure of the walking path
along Wascana Creek at Angus Boulevard. Additional traffic restrictions will occur as the work
progresses along 19th Avenue and Angus Boulevard. ...
Send Your Waste to a Better Place Activity Book
Send Your Waste to a Better Place Activity Book.
Energy Inventory
View Regina's 2020 Energy Inventory for becoming a renewable city.
Sewer
business. If the wrong items are going into the sewer system, there is a potential for plumbing
issues, increased utility costs and an impact to the environment.
Find out what items are not appropriate for flushing into the toilet, draining in a sink, or
pouring into a catch basin. ...
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imist Playground. The sewer line ran through land where the City’s old Wastewater Treatment Plant
and garbage incinerator used to be and encountered environmentally
impacted soil. Environmental testing completed prior to the start of
the project was used to prepare a Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment approved plan for the management of impacted soils along the sewer
line. The plan involved placing clean soil in the top layer of the construction trench. ...
Formatting Standards
The City now accepts, and encourages, building & development plans to be submitted electronically. These plans must adhere to specific formatting standards. This applies to applications drawn in a CAD drafting program such as those used by professional designers.
