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2024 City Square Special Event Calendar (Aug-Oct)

View events happening this summer in the City Square Plaza.

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each, like a hose or bucket filled with water. Use your barbeque outside only, never indoors or in a garage. Barbeque on a solid surface, away from trees, shrubs, overhangs and structures like your home, garage, fence or shed. Always light the barbeque with the lid open. When finished barbequing, turn off the cylinder valve first, then the grill controls. Ensure coals are soaked with water before discarding. Never store spare propane cylinders indoors or in a garage. The Regina Fire Bylaw allows recreational fires without a permit when they are contained in a proper firepit or outdoor fireplace on private residential property, or in one of the City's designated park firepit locations, provided all regulations are followed. Bonfires and other open-air fires are not allowed without a permit. Failure to comply with firepit regulations may result in a $300 fine per offence. Residents who witness unsafe firepit use or have concerns about smoke from a neighbouring firepit can contact Service Regina at 306-777-7000 or submit a service request online at Regina.ca. In an emergency, call 9-1-1. For a complete list of firepit regulations and outdoor fire safety information, visit Regina.ca/Firepit.

View the Proposed Development happening at 2340 Windsor Park Road

rd Construction Specifications must be approved in advance by the City. Applications for alternate solutions may be submitted to EngineeringStandards@regina.ca. Requests to be included as an approved product may be submitted using the Product Review Application Form to productreviews@regina.ca. It is the applicant's responsibility to provide adequate information comparing the requested new product to the Specifications or an approved product. Inadequate or incomplete submissions may result in rejection of the application. ...

The Commercial Building Permit Zoning Bylaw Analysis Form is required for new buildings or substantial additions.

View the Legacy Program Policy.

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e Yard Waste Depot will close for the season at 5 p.m. on Saturday, November 1. Before then, residents can drop off leaves, grass clippings, bush and tree trimmings and other yard waste. Yard waste must be removed from plastic bags before it is dropped off. The Yard Waste Depot will re-open temporarily to support the Treecycle Program during the holiday season from December 26, 2025 to January 31, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Yard waste can go in the green cart year around. ...

he road, sidewalks and underground infrastructure, including utility lines. Enhancements such as wider pedestrian walkways, improved lighting and new trees will complete the streetscape. Once complete, Transit traffic will return to 11th Avenue. Construction in 2026 will require a road closure between Scarth Street and Cornwall Street, beginning on April 6. As work progresses, closures will move west along 11th Avenue toward Albert Street, with crews completing underground utility upgrades and above ground road and sidewalk reconstruction. While the road will be closed or restricted to vehicles, pedestrian and business access will remain open adjacent to the construction zone. Residents can view renderings of the completed streetscape by visiting the project website, which will also provide updates on construction progress, transit changes and current traffic restrictions along 11th Avenue at Regina.ca/11thAvenue.

How You Can Protect Our Urban Forest Band your trees to reduce nasty bugs like cankerworms Do not transport firewood from other locations into and out of Regina ...

View the Open House Summary for 2340 Windsor Park Road

Do you have questions or would you like to get involved? Email IndigenousRelations@Regina.ca to connect with us! ...

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