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Regina's Good Neighbour Guide provides an overview of Regina’s municipal bylaws that govern city neighbourhoods and best practices for being a good neighbour.

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and resources to accelerate housing development for the city. The fund supports the construction of various housing types, from affordable units to market-rate homes, ensuring that people from all economic segments can find suitable housing. HAF Housing Target Tracker Regina's HAF Action Plan The City’s Action Plan outlines 11 initiatives that the City will undertake to increase housing development in the near and long term. These initiatives were developed to address some of the specific challenges we are facing. These include building type and density limitations due to zoning, infrastructure deficiencies and support for non-profit housing providers. Below are the 11 initiatives in the Action Plan. Click each heading to reveal more information. 1. Enable high-density housing development within the City Centre. What does this mean? We need to remove roadblocks to high-density development, in particular restrictions on building height and eliminating parking requirements. By doing this, it will allow more building types that would create greater density within the City Centre. This means changing the existing zoning bylaws to accommodate this. Why is it important? ...

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ina, SARCAN and Protex Environmental. Participating depots: SARCAN Recycling Depots locations in Regina. You can find exact locations on the SARCAN website. The Yard Waste Depot Household Hazardous Materials Depot Two prizes will be drawn each quarter, closing at 7 p.m. on September 30, 2025, December 31, 2025, March 31, 2026 and June 30, 2026. The quarterly prizes include an electric leaf blower, electric shovel, rain barrel and an electric mulching mower. Winners will be contacted. See the Official Rules and Regulations in the related document section for more details. Did you receive a postcard in the mail? Avoid common recycling and composting mistakes. It’s important to only put acceptable items in your green and blue carts. The wrong items can reduce the quality of good recyclables and compostables and damage sorting equipment. Please refer to your mail card to see what items don’t belong in your green or blue cart. Don’t forget to check the Waste Wizard tool to find out where to put your household waste items. Simply type in the item into the search box and it will tell you which cart or drop-off location. Will I receive a fine or ticket? No, the postcards are for educational purposes only and do not come with any fines or tickets! Waste Wizard Type the name of a waste item and we'll tell you how to recycle or dispose of it. Sort the right Stuff Remember the following: Keep organics and recyclables loose in the carts. Don’t bag or stack items. Rinse your recyclable containers. Layer wet or heavy compost. Don’t let your carts overflow. Composting and recycling are worth the effort to protect the environment for future generations and extend the life of our Landfill. For more information about this program, or if you have a broken cart, submit a Service Request. Stretchy and crinkly plastic belong in the garbage cart. It's important to only put acceptable recycling material in your blue cart. ...

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