2023 Adapted Sport and Recreation Grant Recipients
View the 2023 grant recipients for the Adapted Sport & Recreation grant.
Wascana Pool
n be made through the University of Regina parking kiosk in the lot. Free parking is available in
lots 20 and 21 after 5 p.m. and on weekends. 360° Tour of Wascana
Pool Explore the Wascana Pool with our 360° tour available by
clicking here. The tour is also available on Google Maps. Accessible
for Everyone As of its opening, Wascana Pool is one of the most accessible and inclusive outdoor
aquatic facilities in the country with features such as: Accessible washrooms and changerooms
including lift and personal care table Changerooms and washrooms are individual, all gender spaces.
Zero depth entry options into all pools Signage includes braille, tactile markings and a tactile
map for those with visual impairment. Accessible side by side slides Aqua wheelchairs and aqua
walkers available Mechanical lifts for all pools Accessible playground and spray pad beside the
facility, free to park users of all ages and abilities Wascana Pool Aerial Facility Photos
Accessible Changeroom Front Entrance Gate Art by Larissa Kitchemonia Facility Photos Facility
Photos Playground Entrance Hot Tub 25m Leisure Pool Facility Photos Sinks in the Washroom and
Changeroom Area Facility Photos Playground Facility Photos Tactile Map Waterslides Facility Photos
Facility Photos Spray Pad Facility Photos Photos Facility Photos Three types of water wheelchairs
and one water walker Wascana Pool Aerial Shot Facility Photos Facility Photos Facility Photos Lane
Pool, Diving Boards, and Rock Climbing Wall Lazy River Local Anishnaabe-Saulteaux artist from The
Key First Nation, Larissa Kitchemonia, designed the gate that greets visitors of Wascana Pool. The
installation is a metal artwork inspired by the land. The first layer is a bed of buffalo skulls
that is a nod to the historical Cree term “Oskana-Ka-asateki: which loosely means, the place where
the bones are piled together. The second layer of the diorama is of Bison running up as a
representation of reconciliation and cultural revitalization. This signifies the resurgence of
shared cultures and shared space found within Regina. The flora depicted in the diorama consists of
interpretations of plants found around Wascana. ...
FROST Regina Returns for Olympic-Sized Fun in 2026! Enjoy Three FROSTY Weekends
to welcome everyone to the party.” Many fan-favourite activities are returning including
horse-drawn carriage rides, the Winter Hop Circuit brewery tour and
skating under the lights at Victoria Park. The Globe Theatre will also add a touch of theatrical
fun to downtown, while the Conexus Arts Centre hosts weekend brunch experiences in Wascana Centre.
"We are excited for FROST Regina 2026. We've added new partners and new activities so that as many
people as possible can enjoy this winter festival,” said Jennifer Johnson, Deputy City Manager of
Communications, Service Regina & Tourism. “Additionally, almost every location has an outdoor
and indoor component so that regardless of the weather, everyone can maximize their time having
fun." Free and ticketed activities will be available throughout Regina Downtown, REAL District,
Wascana Centre and the Warehouse District on February 6 to 8, 13 to 16 (including Family Day) and
20 to 22. Additional event details and a full schedule will be announced soon. Visit
FROSTRegina.com for the countdown and follow FROST Regina on Instagram on Facebook for sneak peeks
of all the FROST fun.
Concept Plan - The Towns
View the approved concept plan for The Towns.
School Zone Safety
speed gives drivers more time to see hazards, stop safely and protect children and other
pedestrians. To limit traffic around schools, we encourage walking
or biking to school, if possible. Plan a safe and active route to school to keep yourself and
others safe! Keep to 30 km/hr at all times. No U-turns inside any school zone. ...
Community Wellbeing & Inclusion Programming Participant Information with Photo Release Form
View the Community Wellbeing & Inclusion Programming Participant Information with Photo Release Form.
Fire & Protective Services
encouraging residents to keep fire safety in mind while charging lithium-ion batteries. Join Regina
Fire & Protective Services at our open houses to tour a fire
station, meet firefighters and learn more about lithium-ion batteries and fire safety in your home.
And don’t forget to bring a non-perishable food item to donate to the Regina Food Bank! Wednesday,
October 7 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. ...
Fire Prevention Week Encourages Safe Lithium-Ion Battery Charging Habits
ttery recycling location near you. Regina Fire & Protective Services will host two open houses
during the week. Residents are invited to stop by and tour the fire
station, meet firefighters and learn more about lithium-ion battery safety and fire safety in your
home. Attendees are also encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item for donation to the Regina
Food Bank. Wednesday, October 7, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fire Station #3, 2640 31st Avenue Saturday,
October 10, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Fire Station #2, 1770 9th Avenue North For more practical information
on fire prevention and safety, visit Regina.ca/Fire.
Roadway Standard Drawings
View the Standard Construction Specification for Roadway Standard Drawings.
Photo Scavenger Hunt 2022
2022 Winter Photo Scavenger Hunt Tasks
