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Second-hand dealers, pawn brokers, coin dealers and tow truck drivers have a separate licensing fee schedule and must meet specialized requirements.

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u can also pay for downtown on-street Payment Required parking using prepaid parking vouchers purchased at City Hall. The City is transitioning from coin-operated parking meters to PayByPhone as the only way to pay for downtown on-street parking. This change supports a shift toward more efficient, digital service options. Yes. Payment is still required when a meter is covered, and all current parking rules remain in effect, including posted time limits. Payment can be made using PayByPhone or, starting April 1, 2026, by using prepaid parking vouchers. No. Coin payment has been discontinued as part of the transition to PayByPhone. Yes. All current parking regulations remain in effect, including posted time limits and other parking rules. You have stayed at the current location longer than allowed. To begin another parking session, move your vehicle to another block or across the street and enter the new location number. There is no need for cash or coins; payments can be made using major credit and debit cards, as well as Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal. With PayByPhone, you can: Get SMS reminders (if enabled) before your session expires. Extend your parking session anytime, up to the two-hour time limit. Pay only for the time you need. Download the PayByPhone app to get started. PayByPhone is available for iPhone (iOS) and Android phones. If you prefer not to use the app, you can pay online at PayByPhone.com or by calling 1-888-680-7275. 1. Create an account or continue as a guest Learn More Enter your license plate number. For more detailed instructions and support, visit support.paybyphone.com How to use the PayByPhone App 5. Review and pay 3. Add your vehicle Choose how long you want to park for or set an end time. Sign up with your details or continue as a guest to start parking. Enter the location number shown on signs or meter bags along the curb. You can also select "Park at nearest location" to see a list of location numbers nearest to you. 4. Set your parking duration Follow our step-by-step guide. Add a payment method, review your parking details and confirm your payment. A confirmation message will appear with the remaining time of your session. You can choose to receive SMS reminders to notify you before your session expires. You can also extend your parking session any time before it expires, up to the two-hour limit. Note: There is a 25-cent fee per transaction when using the PayByPhone service. 2. Enter the location number Parking Locations Paid parking is in effect Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Paid on-street parking is subject to a two-hour limit per location, except in loading zones, which have a 15-minute time limit. On-street parking is free after 5 p.m. on weekdays, all day Saturdays (subject to posted time limits), Sundays and all statutory holidays. You can add time, but don’t overstay. Two-hour limits are in place to keep traffic moving and make space for other visitors. If you need to stay longer, move your vehicle to a new zone (another block or opposite side of the street) or plan to use a parkade or parking lot for stays longer than two hours. Know the rules. Parking regulations are in place to ensure a safe environment for pedestrians and motorists. Prepaid parking vouchers are available for residents who prefer not to use the PayByPhone system or do not have a smartphone. ...

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established to encourage the development of a prosperous downtown district. This is done by improving the area’s appearance and image, promoting and marketing the area, and undertaking initiatives that facilitate the ongoing rejuvenation and redevelopment of the area. ...

blished to encourage the development of a prosperous old warehouse district. This is done by improving the area’s appearance and image, promoting and marketing the area, and undertaking initiatives that facilitate the ongoing rejuvenation and redevelopment of the area. ...

king starting March 1 Starting March 1, 2026, all paid on-street parking in downtown Regina will transition to PayByPhone as the only payment option. Coins will no longer be accepted. Bags with instructions on the new process will be placed over all existing meters to prevent coin payment. ...

produce a new crop of leaves by mid-July. After three or more consecutive years of heave attack, tree growth is slowed and branches in the crown may die back. Cankerworm larvae are light green to brownish-green, often with a darker stripe down the back. They are sometimes called inch worms or loopers. Cankerworms spin ‘silken threads’ that allow them to drop from foliage to escape predators. The ‘silk thread’ also allows cankerworms to be blown by the wind to other trees. Cankerworms drop to the ground and burrow into the soil when fully grown. Moths of the fall cankerworm emerge from their cocoons in mid-September and October. ...

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regarding the registration process please contact socialinclusionprograms@regina.ca or contact Kathy Cockburn at kathy@inclusionregina.ca. Inclusive Dance Classes Everyone should have the opportunity to let loose and dance in whatever way the music moves them, regardless of musical taste, dance style or ability. The City of Regina is pleased to offer the following inclusive dance classes in partnership with Listen to Dis’ and Astonished! Inclusive Dance Class (ages 5 to 12) Join this class for smiles, fun, and something new! This free class is inclusive in nature, and open to all abilities. This program is adapted to meet the diverse needs of children and youth experiencing disabilities. Instruction is based on a variety of dance culture and movement skills, emphasizing enthusiasm, fun and friendship through the arts with an instructor from Listen to Dis’! For more information please email socialinclusionprograms@regina.ca or call 306-510-2025. What’s Your Style Dance Nights (ages 17 and up) Join us for great music and dance in a friendly environment. This inclusive dance class runs quarterly and is in partnership with Astonished! This class is open to everyone but adapted to meet the needs of individuals experiencing disability. Instruction is based on a variety of dance culture, which emphasizes enthusiasm, camaraderie and smiles! Registration is done through Astonished! or drop by to join in. Fitness Adapted Sport & Fitness Try It Days (aged 18+) This once-a-month program is a free program for adults experiencing disability(s) to enjoy a variety of adapted sports & fitness sessions. Led by an instructor who will create a safe and comfortable environment to facilitate participation in introductory-level sessions focused on leisure education and fun for all! We kindly ask that individuals requiring one-on-one support/assistance please bring an attendant/support person. For more information about this program or how to register please email socialinclusionprograms@regina.ca or call 306-510-2025. Adapted Walk & Roll Fitness (aged 18+) The Adapted Walk & Roll program is a registered program for adults experiencing disability(s). The purpose of this program is to learn, maintain and improve functional skills as they relate to physical and social wellness in a relaxed community setting. The group will utilize the Sportsplex walking track and equipment while receiving educational & social support from City Staff. After each session, the group is encouraged to socialize at the café located in the facility. 2SLGBTQIAP+ Drop-In Gym Time This is a free drop-in gym time for people who are transgender, non-binary and/or gender non-conforming and their allies. This pilot program is part of the City of Regina’s efforts to start implementing 2SLGBTQIAP+ programming as we acknowledge that there are not always safe spaces for members of this community. Staff are offered Positive Space training and will be on site to help set up various equipment based on the participants’ needs. This program occurs weekly on Mondays at the Mitakuyé Owâs’ā Centre. Please email socialinclusionprograms@regina.ca for more information. Dates can be found in the drop-in schedule. We kindly ask that individuals requiring one-on-one support/assistance please bring an attendant/support person. For more information about how to register please email socialinclusionprograms@regina.ca or call 306-510-2025 Warriors of the Water Improve your swimming, leadership, teamwork, and lifeguarding/lifesaving skills. Participants will learn the basics of swimming and water safety education as well as first aid skills. Instructors will work with the participants the help them learn and grow their swimming ability with an opportunity to become fully certified as a lifeguard and swim instructor. This program is for Indigenous children and youth in partnership with Regina Treaty/Status Indian Services (RTSIS). Lessons provided for both Juniors (8-12 yrs) and Seniors (12+ yrs). Contact socialinclusionprograms@regina. ...

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