City of Regina Summer Leisure Guide Now Available
sidents and Tuesday, May 19 for non-residents and non-verified residents. Resident verification is
required to access early registration and resident pricing. “The
Summer Leisure Guide provides residents with opportunities to stay active, connect with others and
enjoy a wide range of recreation experiences throughout the summer,” said Diana Burton, Director of
Recreation & Cultural Services. “From swimming lessons and fitness programs to creative and
inclusive offerings, there are options for everyone. ...
R1 vs. Proposed RN Residential Zones
View the difference between R1 and the Proposed RN Residential Zones.
Commercial NECB Performance Report
A Performance Report is required as part of the building and development permit application for new buildings and additions that require NECB compliance.
Affordable Access Application
The City offers reduced rates for programs and transit passes to ensure all residents can be included through the Affordable Access Program.
Development Charges
Supporting growth through strategic land use and infrastructure
planning helps build vibrant communities for residents, ...
Regent Redevelopment Site
The recent redesign of the Regent Par
3 Redevelopment Site includes semi-natural ...
Public Art & Collections
The City believes in the value of
historic and ...
Storm Drains & Drainage
Frost and melting snow can create ponds of water along easements,
streets and walkways. ...
Parking
Thousands of vehicles travel along Regina's roads and streets every
day. ...
Building Permit Application - Deck & Sunroom
View the Deck & Sunroom Permit Application Package.