2021 Regina Citizen Satisfaction Survey
View the results of the 2021 Citizen Satisfaction Survey.
Fares & Passes
matically applied to those paying a fare using open payments. Single Ride Daily Cap Monthly Cap
Stored Value $3.20 $9.60 $97 data Note: Exact coin fare is required
per ride. Bus operators cannot make change. Single Fare Cash Fare $3.50 data Cash Fare What if I
need to transfer? If you board a second bus within ninety (90) minutes of paying for your original
trip and paid for your trip using an Umo card, Umo mobile app or open payment - the smart
technology - in the system will identify your next trip as a transfer. Transfers are no longer
available for cash payments. Customers paying cash who need to transfer will be required to pay a
cash fare again when they board their second bus. Affordable Pass By partnering with the Community
Services’ Affordable Access Program, the Affordable Pass Program allows lower-income residents
access to a discounted monthly fare pass. To find out more information or apply visit Affordable
Access Program. Fare Assistance Program The Fare Assistance Program provides eligible non-profit
organizations with bus rides and passes at no cost. Organizations are scored on how the
organization/program provides community support, the reason assistance is required, management and
accountability of usage logs and if the organization receives other forms of transportation
assistance. Follow the steps below to apply: • Carefully read the eligibility and criteria at the
top of the application document • Complete the Umo Card Usage Log • Applications for the program
will be accepted from November 1 to November 30 each year. ...
Building Permit Tips
Help us help you! Here are some ways to speed up and streamline the review process.
Design and Field Review
Complete the Commitment for Field Review Form before the issuance of a Building Permit.
Indigenous Relations
mmittee, ensuring that Indigenous Elders have an opportunity to advise on City decision-making,
projects, and cultural planning. Indigenous Ceremony Site We provide
leadership and support for the Indigenous Ceremony Site, maintaining
it as a sacred and accessible space for ceremony, reflection, and community gathering for all
residents. Community Collaboration and Cultural Activation We work in partnership with community
members to activate Indigenous ceremony, cultural events, and traditional activities – honouring
the diverse practices and teachings of Indigenous Peoples. What Indigenous Relations is working on
right now The Indigenous Relations Department is currently working with First Nations, Métis and
Inuit communities on: Center Square Revitalization Ceremony Site
Climate Change Adaptation Strategy Downtown Revitalization Indigenous Procurement Policy Indoor
Aquatics Facility kâ-nâsihtikawin Indigenous Framework MMIWG2S+ Art Project North Central
Revitalization Project Official Community Plan and Growth Plan Parks Master Plan Scarth Street
Revitalization Taylor Field Land Development Underutilized Land Strategy Urban Forest Management
Plan Winter City Strategy … and so much more! Do you have questions or would you like to get
involved? Email IndigenousRelations@Regina.ca to connect with us!
Park Street Upgrade Project
walks will be built on the east side of Park Street between 7th and 4th Avenue and on the west side
from 4th to Ross Avenue. Project Update - August 26, 2025 Ongoing
Work Most of the new sidewalk installation has been completed between 7th Avenue and 4th Avenue.
The remaining landscaping restoration is to be completed over the next week. Once landscaping has
been completed, the contractor will work with SaskPower to replace the street light cable between
4th Avenue and 6th Avenue. Monday, September 8 Tentatively starting September 8, sidewalk
installation work will begin around the CPKC rail crossing, on the east side of Park Street, from
7th Avenue to 6th Avenue. ...
PL202500394 - Record of Decision
Record of Decision - 8101 Dewdney Avenue
