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Whether you are looking for swimming lessons, a leisure swim or workout, there is something for everyone at the Sandra Schmirler Leisure Centre. The facility is also home to Regina Public Library's Sunrise branch, spray pad, and accessible playground.

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A temporary shelter for people experiencing houselessness in Regina opened January 30, 2023 in The Nest Health Centre, in the former downtown YMCA building. The shelter was expanded from its initial capacity of 40 spaces to 55 spaces this spring.

Hydrant carts are available to rent by contractors who need a temporary water supply where water is not otherwise available. Hydrant carts can be rented beginning in spring, once temperatures become seasonal and collected no later than October 1, weather permitting.

Improving energy efficiency in your home is an effective way to save money, make your home more comfortable and reduce both energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, which is necessary for Regina to become a renewable, net-zero city by 2050.

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amily by knowing how to respond in different situations. Our Fire & Protective Services team and Regina Police Service are dedicated to making Regina a safer and healthier place to live and do business.

The Westhill Park Meadow was designed in 2001 to replace an existing flat, crusherdust field with semi-natural grassland and woodland habitats for native plants, birds, insects and animals. Its design was intended to prevent soil erosion, and stay in a natural state.

In 2023, a construction project will take place on Albert Street in phases between 7th Avenue and 3rd Avenue to renew the ...

The Waste Management Centre Education Room is designed to provide a place to educate residents on Regina’s waste management and water system through play-based learning activities. ...

Frost and melting snow can create ponds of water along easements, streets and walkways. Keeping sidewalks, gutters and the areas around storm drains free of snow, ice and debris provides a clear path for melting ice and snow to enter the storm drainage system.

View the Good Home Drainage Guide.