Welcome to Regina’s City Centre
orm and improve the way people experience the City Centre, including beautified streetscapes,
improved transportation networks and pedestrian safety. Construction
in these areas also addresses important underground infrastructure maintenance and upgrades to
accommodate future growth and enhance the public realm. The goal is to attract more people to live,
work, visit and invest in City Centre. What is next? Click the links below to learn more about
current projects under development that contribute to the vision of a vibrant City Centre: Dewdney
Avenue Revitalization Project 11th Avenue Revitalization Project Indoor Aquatics Facility
Saskatchewan Drive Corridor Plan Transportation Master Plan You may be interested in learning about
several other future projects and plans that support the long-term vision for City Centre. Scarth
Street Revitalization (Future Project) The Yards Neighbourhood Plan Central Loop Trail (Future
Project) Taylor Field Redevelopment (Future Project) All of these plans and projects are driven by
priorities identified in the Official Community Plan and the Growth Plan. Official Community Plan
Growth Plan Underutilized Land Improvement Strategy City Centre Revitalization Projects There are
several incentive programs that apply to developments and partnerships in City Centre. Find out
more by clicking the buttons below. Community Investment Grants Office to Residential Conversion
City Centre Incentive Program Housing Incentives Program Heritage Properties & Conservation
Housing Accelerator Fund
Accessibility & Inclusion
t the program, please call 306-777-PLAY (7529).
Attendant Admission Program
The City of Regina has adopted new accessible playground design
standards. All playgrounds are currently under review for compliance with this
standard. Wascana Centre Location Accessibility Other Amenities
Candy Cane Playground Wascana Park Under Review Washrooms, Infant Swings, Picnic Site, Multi-Use
Pathway Wascana Pool Playground Wascana Park Under Review Outdoor Pool, Spray Pad, Picnic Site,
Shade Structure, Washrooms in Pool Area Central Zone Location Accessibility Other Amenities
Crescent Park 1109 14th Ave. Under Review Community Garden, Outdoor Rink Shelter, Ball Diamond
Gocki Optimist Playground 2230 Lindsay St. Under Review Splash Pad, Washrooms in Centre, Basketball
Nets in Boarded Rink, Tennis, Bookable Athletic Field Les Sherman Park 2420 Elphinstone St. Under
Review Communication Board, Washrooms in Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre, Multi-Use Pathway,
Bookable Athletic Field, Ball Diamonds Pasqua & 7th Park 1301 Pasqua St. Under Review Infant
Swings East Zone Location Accessibility Other Amenities Coleman Park 220 Fines Dr. Under Review
Picnic Site Glencairn Park (Jumpstart) 2626 Dewdney Ave E. Under Review Spray Pad, Washrooms in
Centre, Picnic Site, Shade Structure, Communication Board, Library, Bookable Athletic Field,
Outdoor Boarded Rink, Outdoor Rink Shelter, Seasonal Off-Leash Dog Park Green Meadow Park 3598
Green Bank Rd. Under Review - Parkridge Park 1243 Rossie Dr. Under Review Spray Pad, Swings in Sand
Surfacing, Multi-Use Pathway, Basketball Hoop Rothwell Park 1201 Rothwell St. Under Review Infant
Swings, Bookable Athletic Field North Zone Location Accessibility Other Amenities Imperial Park 305
Rose St. Under Review Spray Pad, Communication Board, Ball Diamond, Outdoor Rink Shelter, Outdoor
Skateboard Park, Outdoor Boarded Rink Māmowimīwēyitamōwin Park (formerly Regent Park) 3600 McKinley
Ave. Under Review Spray Pad, Communication Board, Outdoor Pool, Picnic Site, Basketball Courts,
Seasonal Washrooms, Bookable Athletic Field, Disc Golf, Dog Park, Toboggan Hill South Zone Location
Accessibility Other Amenities McKenna Park 5033 Padwick Rd. Under Review Infant Swings, Picnic
Site, Shade Structure, Bookable Athletic Field Realtors Park 170 Sunset Dr. Under Review Spray Pad,
Infant Swing, Washrooms in Centre, Picnic Site, Shade Structure, Outdoor Tennis, Outdoor Fitness
Equipment, Bookable Athletic Field West Zone Location Accessibility Other Amenities Al Pickard Park
343 N Pickard St. Under Review - Rick Hansen Optimist Playground 1010 McCarthy Blvd. Under Review
Spray Pad, Seasonal Washrooms, Picnic Site, Shade Structure, Multi-Use Pathway Communication Panels
Communication panels were installed in Gocki Park, Les Sherman Park, Imperial Park and
Māmowimīwēyitamōwin Park. The panels allow nonverbal individuals or people experiencing
disabilities to share their needs or wants while using the park amenities. The communication panels
use the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS), which helps learners of all ages who have
various cognitive, physical, and communication disabilities. The panels were created in partnership
with the faculty at St. Maria Faustina School and the Regina Speech Centre. Each sign has two
sides, one has general words and phrases, and the other has high-use words and images corresponding
with the activities and features of the playground and surrounding area. The panels are placed low
to the ground, within arms-reach of as many people as possible, so they can be clearly pointed at
or touched.
Accessible Playgrounds
Paratransit is a shared ride transportation service for persons experiencing a disability who are
restricted in using fixed route transit some of the time. To learn more about registering, fares
& passes or booking a trip, please visit Paratransit.
Accessible Transit
Accessible pedestrian signals (APS) help people who are blind or have low vision know when they can
cross Accessible pedestrian signals use two audible tones to designate the direction of the
pedestrian right-of-way. For the north/south right-of-way, the ‘cuckoo’ tone is sounded.for the
east/west right-of-way, the ‘chirp’ tone is sounded. The APS units are equipped with vibro-tactile
features for pedestrians who are deaf or hard of hearing. Raised arrows on the APS indicate the
crossing direction of the unit, which then vibrates in combination with the audible tone to
indicate right-of-way for that crossing. APS units use a ‘locator tone’ to assist pedestrians in
locating the pushbutton. This tone is either a ‘beeping’ or a ‘ticking’ sound. The City of Regina
has 69 intersections equipped with APS. The City is committed to retrofitting six signalized
intersections with APS annually. Any newly signalized intersections with pedestrian access are
automatically installed with APS. To request a location for APS installation, please submit a
Service Request. Requested locations are prioritized using criteria, such as intersection
configuration and safety, pedestrian and vehicle volumes and proximity to public transit and
pedestrian destinations. Accessible Pedestrian Signals Seniors citizens are important members of
our community. 'A Guide to Aging Well in Regina' was created by Age Friendly Regina to help older
adults (people aged 55+) access information about different health opportunities, programs,
resources and services in Regina. This Guide can help reduce the complexity of accessing different
services and programs available in the community. The Guide is broken down into four main sections:
Transportation: Learn about transportation options that are available in Regina, how to access
them, and what you can expect from each service. Housing: Learn about housing options in Regina for
older adults and their families. A description of the needs and associated terms has been provided
to help older adults and families to identify the best housing options based on the level of need.
Mental Health: Learn about the support services and groups available for older adults and their
families in Regina. Crime Prevention and Safety: Learn about safety and prevention services in
Regina for older adults and their families.
Accessibility for Seniors
Our top priority is to design an effective web site for Regina residents that is user-friendly and
easy to navigate. We are committed to making our website accessible for everyone regardless of
ability or technology used. Regina.ca was developed with an understanding of Web Content
Accessibility using these guidelines: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0. If you have
any questions or suggestions for improving the site accessibility, please Contact Us. ...
Resident Verification Program and Non-Resident Recreation Fees
nt check your account status. Log into your Recreation Online account. When you add an activity to
your cart: If your address is verified, only the standard program
fee will appear. If your address is not verified, a non-resident surcharge will be displayed along
with the activity fee. Before registration opens Verified accounts will display the resident
registration date Unverified accounts will display the non-resident registration date. FAQ
