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at facility) Please describe the incident, extent of damage if applicable and any action taken to remediate the incident If no staff or supervisor on-site, please enter N/A. Incident Form for School Bookings Provide your observations in chronological order in as much detail as possible. Please stick to facts and refrain from adding personal opinion. ...

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een carts) and the City’s Yard Waste Depot. Dates and Location: May 9 and 10, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. while supplies last. NEW Location: The compost site will be located directly north of the Waste Management Center. The entrance is on Prince of Wales Drive. Guidelines: This is a self-serve depot. Bring your own shovel and containers. Limit of three, five-gallon pails per household. Use tarps and secure loads when transporting. Signs will be posted to direct traffic flow. Limited quantities are available.

een carts) and the City’s Yard Waste Depot. Dates and Location: May 9 and 10, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. while supplies last. NEW Location: The compost site will be located directly north of the Waste Management Center. The entrance is on Prince of Wales Drive. Guidelines: This is a self-serve depot. Bring your own shovel and containers. Limit of three, five-gallon pails per household. Use tarps and secure loads when transporting. Signs will be posted to direct traffic flow. Limited quantities are available.

View standards, guidelines, soil, digging, mulch and staking considerations to help you pick a tree.

View the building permit requirements for fire alarms in commercial buildings.

Public Notice - 1802 9th Avenue N

City of Regina

View the Special Zone Consolidation Summary

ngs Capital grants and tax exemptions are available for the acquisition and repair of existing rental buildings for use as affordable rentals and on-site support suites. These incentives are available to non-profit housing providers city-wide. Buildings must be a minimum of 20 years old. Projects must be completed no later than October 31, 2027, to receive funding. Funding for this incentive is subject to funding from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. If the City is not able to use all or a portion of this funding for any reason, the City may reduce or cancel funding commitments for this incentive, or may terminate and require repayment of any payments or tax exemptions provided under this incentive. Incentives for Pre-development Work Capital grants are available to undertake pre-development work needed to determine the feasibility of a housing project. This includes but is not limited to site and infrastructure studies, site and building plans, energy and accessibility modelling, etc. This incentive is available to non-profit housing providers city-wide and to private developers in the City Centre, and North Central, and Heritage neighbourhoods (The yellow and orange areas on the interactive map, below). Projects must be completed no later than October 31, 2027, to receive funding. Funding for this incentive is subject to funding from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. If the City is not able to use all or a portion of this funding for any reason, the City may reduce or cancel funding commitments for this incentive, or may terminate and require repayment of any payments or tax exemptions provided under this incentive. Applicants are encouraged to contact the City early at CHS@regina.ca to discuss project eligibility and application requirements. This ensures a smooth application process. We are happy to discuss your project and answer any questions. You can find all application resources in the “Related Documents” section on this page. Complete the appropriate application form for your project and any additional documentation required such as the Design and Development Criteria Scorecard, Project Description Spreadsheet, Statutory Declaration, etc. Applications may be submitted prior to a development or building permit being received. If the form requires you to provide your zoning information, please refer to the City’s interactive zoning map for support. Submit the form and all required documentation to CHS@regina.ca. Incentives are available in different areas of the city, as follows. See the interactive map below for program areas. ...

View the Fee Schedule for the Legacy Program Policy.

y of Regina service support (e.g. transit services). Application Deadlines: The Special Event Grant (Major) deadlines for 2026 are January 29, March 26, May 28 and August 27. Applications must be received a minimum of at least six months prior to the event. All deadlines are dependent on available funds. Pre-Application Process: Applicants must first meet with a City of Regina Coordinator before receiving and submitting an Application. The discussion with the Coordinator will determine if the organization meets the specific eligibility criteria, or if another community investment grant is more appropriate for potential funding. To arrange a meeting with a Coordinator, please email communityinvestments@regina.ca. ...

Heritage Walking Tour of the Core Neighbourhood.

View the proposed development happening at 2925 Saskatchewan Drive

Public Notice - 1500 N Winnipeg Street