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owners stay away from the creek or use at their own risk. Owners and their dogs are advised to stay off the ice due to thin ice concerns. All owners visiting off-leash areas are to have their dog under complete control by either physical or verbal means at all times, according to the Regina Animal Bylaw. What do I do if my dog is attacked? Dog owners are to use the off-leash park at their own risk. Unless you are able to get the contact information of the other dog owner and come to an agreement on who will be responsible for the vet bill, it is ultimately your responsibility. Dangerous dogs can be reported to the Regina Humane Society at 306-777-7700. Do I need to clean up after my dog? Poop n’ scoop is mandatory. Immediately dispose of any defecation caused by your dog. Failure to pick up after your dog may result in a fine. Where can I park at the permanent dog parks? Cathy Lauritsen, residents can park in the parking lot off of 13th Avenue, or on the street itself. Ross Industrial, residents can only park on Solomon Crescent. Mount Pleasant, residents can park on site Māmowimīwēyitamōwin Park, residents can park on-street. Horizon Station, residents can park on-street As a reminder, dogs must be leashed at all times coming to and from any parked cars, for their safety and safety of other residents using the park. Frequently Asked Questions Dog Licences Did you know that dogs are required to have a licence? Learn More Parks & Playgrounds Leisure Guide Dog & Cat Licences Off-Leash Dog Park Rules

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Friday Time: See Schedule Fees: Free Wheat City Kinsmen 560 Elphinstone St. No Public Skate striped Indoor Arenas Indoor Arena Admission FeesVisit our Leisure Passes & Admission Fees page to see current rates for Single Admission. Bulk Admission and Leisure Passes are valid at all arenas and outdoor pools and can be purchased at the North West Leisure Centre, Sportplex and Sandra Schmirler Leisure Centre. Leisure Passes & Admission Fees Book an Indoor Arena The application deadline for arena bookings for October to March will be posted soon. Off-season bookings for April to September are accepted on October 1 to 15. Applications received after the deadlines will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis View availability Request a single booking Request weekly ice, a special event, or a tournament Request to change or cancel a permit Off-Season Indoor Arena Application Form For questions about off-season arena bookings from April 1 to September 30, contact 306-781-9292 or email cooperators.centre@real1884.ca. For questions about Arenas from October 1 to March 31, contact Central Scheduling at 306-777-7979 or email centralscheduling@regina.ca. The City is currently updating its ice allocation policy. The process to book arena ice and application deadlines will be updated once the allocation policy is complete. Please check this page for updates. Outdoor Skating Rinks Outdoor ice sites are available for public use on a first-come, first-served basis unless previously reserved for community or private use. All outdoor rinks are subject to weather conditions. Skaters are asked to use their judgment when using the outdoor rinks and not to skate on them if the surface is wet. Ice Shelters will remain closed when there is an extreme cold weather alert. View the Outdoor Rinks Supervision Schedule Raised White Box Raised White Box West Regina Raised White Box East Regina Outdoor Rink Locations South Regina Raised White Box Raised White Box North Regina Central Regina Outdoor Hockey League (OHL) sites are typically maintained into March to accommodate their season. Community Associations (CA) are supervised shelters. Keys will not be issued for these locations. For more information, email CentralScheduling@Regina.ca. Shelters: Most rinks have shelters except Hind Park, Maat Park and Williston Park. Lights: Button-activated lights are available at rinks except Maat Park and Williston Park. Speed Skating Oval Public Hours: Open to the public 4-11 p.m. on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. No public access on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Book an Outdoor Skating Rink Arena bookings for December to February are accepted from December 1-31 each year. Applications received after the deadlines will be processed on a first-come, first-serve basis. Outdoor Arena Application Form Seasonal Off-Leash Areas Dog owners are reminded that only eight outdoor rinks are designed as seasonal off-leash areas for dogs. These are open from May 1 to September 30 each year (unless otherwise noted on the Dog Parks & Off-Leash Areas page. Visit the Dog Parks page for more information and locations. Dog Parks & Off-Leash Areas Site use is on a first-come, first-served basis. The lights are pushbutton activated and maintenance is the responsibility of the user group. Shinny Site Location Sheldon Williams 2601 Coronation Street LeBoldus High School 2330 25th Avenue Varsity Park 2600 Philip Road Al Ritchie Arena 2201 Edgar Street Mahon Arena 130 Brotherton Avenue Mount Pleasant Park Winnipeg Street North & 9th Avenue striped Shinny Sites Indoor Arenas Public Skate Schedule Outdoor Rinks Supervision Schedule Public Skate Guidelines Embrace Regina's winter season with fun activities for residents of all ages. Winter Activities Collect stamps and discover new places. Play the game for a chance to win prizes. Winter City Stamp Rally

City Council acts like a board of directors, setting policy, establishing budgets and making major decisions. They also appoint a city manager who is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the municipal government.

Arts and Culture generate a wealth of contributions to the city's cultural, social, and economic fabric and that's why Regina embraces a vision of cultural planning that is strategic, integrated, responsive and comprehensive in scope.

You can help keep our neighbourhoods beautiful, and avoid fines, by following a regular maintenance program to keep your yard in great shape. As a property owner, you are responsible for landscaping and maintaining your yard.

Over the next five years the City of Regina is undertaking a project to link the Cathedral, Centre Square, Heritage and Al Ritchie neighbourhoods to the Downtown through a network of new east-west bike lanes.

The City of Regina provides a tax exemption for the development of affordable and market rental housing.

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.

The City offers a variety of programs, resources and tips to keep residents informed on reducing waste.