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a residents with upgrades to a key corridor and the City’s water network. Residents can learn about these projects and all the 2025 major projects at Regina.ca/Construction. There is also now a video on this website showcasing what these projects will look like when they are finished. This season, the City continues to use many construction best practices to achieve its goals, including operating multiple crews at the same time and scheduling nighttime and weekend work whenever possible. Residents continue accessing tools to learn about the latest construction projects in their neighbourhoods. The planned construction map is being accessed frequently, with more than 3,000 visitors to Regina.ca/ConstructionMap since its launch in May. This map is updated daily, making it a valuable tool for residents to keep up with evolving construction projects. The 2025 construction season is in its final stretch, with most projects expected to be finished by the time the snow falls. During the remaining construction season, residents are reminded to plan ahead, slow down and drive safely within construction zones. Our construction workers are relying on you to help keep them safe.

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urrently under review and will be updated in early 2026. If you have questions about how this will affect your eligibility, please contact revitalize@regina.ca Learn more about the requirements and how to apply for the Grant Incentive Program. Application Intake & Review Submitted applications are reviewed by City staff to make sure they are complete. Applicants are encouraged to formally submit their completed applications early during the intake period to allow time to work with City staff and ensure all documentation requirements have been fulfilled. Any application deemed incomplete by the end of the closing date of the intake period may be disqualified. Prioritization of Eligible Projects All complete applications will be reviewed for eligibility. Eligible projects are prioritized for possible funding commitment based on their location (i.e., priority areas) and scorecard points. Funding Commitment City staff will confirm the funding commitment for prioritized projects. Additional information or conditions may be required within a prescribed time at this time to secure the funding commitment. Commence Project Applicants are responsible for obtaining any necessary permits or approvals before starting and completing the proposed work. Applicants have up to two years from the date of the Funding Commitment Letter to complete the proposed project. Grant Payout Upon completion, City staff will confirm that all requirements have been met to proceed with paying out the grant. Monitor & Reporting City staff may monitor the completed project to gather relevant data to inform future incentive programs. ...

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Complete this application for a new initiative or annual activity major social development grant up to $30,000.

Complete this application for a new initiative or annual activity minor social development grant up to $10,000.

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