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th broader public engagement and working with community stakeholders and partners to identify an appropriate future location and contextualization. A report to Council on the Macdonald statue is planned for 2023. Community Consultation For the first phase of consultation, City Administration met with Indigenous Knowledge Keepers and artists, and academics, as well as leadership of local cultural institutions to better understand the nature of the harmful legacy represented by the Macdonald statue and the City’s role as a public institution in telling a complete story. We heard: The statue creates barriers for some Regina residents to visit and participate in events in Victoria Park and Pat Fiacco Plaza There is opportunity to increase understanding of Macdonald’s legacy among Regina residents. Presence or removal of the statue does not on its own increase or decrease understanding of history. Additional educational efforts and programming are required. Non-Indigenous organization and institutions, including the City, must continue to take a leadership role in truth-telling. To support broader education and understanding, the City launched a space for online conversations on Be Heard Regina. Residents were encouraged to join the community dialogue around Macdonald’s legacy through their own stories and lived experiences. If you have questions or comments regarding the legacy review of the John A. Macdonald statue, please submit a Service Request.

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treat infested plants with an insecticidal soap spray. Make sure to follow the label directions. Coyotes What The City Does: The City investigates reported incidents and if a problem exists, a course of action such as scare tactics and coyote removal will be taken. What Can You Do: Never leave food in your backyard or feed wildlife. Coyotes can also be attracted to pet waste and compost. To report a coyote in your yard, call Service Regina at 306-777-7000. Dandelions What The City Does: The City's current program treats athletic fields like soccer pitches and ball diamonds. Dandelions are treated in the fall when they start storing food in their roots for winter. Areas are monitored and prioritized depending on weed density. Not all areas of the city are sprayed every year. ;It is harder for weeds to grow in healthy conditions which is why the City increases practices like fertilizing, aerating and mowing in parks. What Can You Do: Keep your yard healthy by fertilizing, watering, aerating and regularly mowing your lawn. You can also remove dandelions with a knife or digger, ensuring you get the head as well as the root. Maple Bugs What Can You Do: If maple bugs are present, sweep them into a garbage bag or vacuum clusters when they congregate in early morning, making sure to change the bag immediately after. striped Mosquitoes Cankerworms & Tent Caterpillars Band Your Trees Dutch Elm Disease Cankerworm Spray Sitemap 2024

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