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taff pickup items not contained in a vase. Once in mid-April and once in mid-October. Please help us by removing any items on or around the interment site during your visit at these times. Any memorial or memorialization which has been removed and that is considered to be valuable will be tagged for identification and stored for 30 days, then disposed of if unclaimed. Cemeteries Bylaw

pdated daily, the map has become a valuable resource for tracking construction progress and planning travel routes. Since its launch in May 2025, the site has received over 13,000 views. The City extends its appreciation to residents for their patience and understanding throughout the construction season. While road closures and detours can be disruptive, they are essential to ensuring the long-term safety, reliability, and sustainability of Regina’s infrastructure.

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View the 2023 Culture New Initiative Follow-up Report.

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This follow-up report must be submitted within 90 days of the completion of your initiative to receive the remaining funding.

View the Standard Construction Specification for Supply of Portland Cement Concrete.

View the advisory on changing a residential house to a commercial, industrial or institutional use.

View the Standard Construction Specification for Concrete Removal.

View the approved concept plan for Greens on Gardiner.

Public Notice - 4500 Campbell Street

The City of Regina requires a Special Waste Disposal Permit to accompany all types of Special Waste including asbestos, potentially contaminated soil, animal carcasses or other materials deemed as such.

e Regina merchandise is available online and at Tourism Regina’s kiosk at City Hall. I Love Regina merchandise will also be available for purchase on-site during the I Love Regina event. “Here at YQR, we are excited to expand the current Visitor Kiosk space we’ve created with our tourism partners into a place where visitors to Regina and community members can create lasting memories with merchandise that celebrates Regina,” said Kyla Antonini, Manager of Customer Experience and Marketing, Regina Airport Authority. I Love Regina merchandise is part of the City’s civic pride campaign, which encourages residents and visitors alike to celebrate the community, share their local pride, and show their love for Regina in meaningful and visible ways.

er on what’s been approved by City Council. We’re committed to investing in these facilities and following through on commitments that strengthen the site and deliver meaningful, long-term benefits for Regina residents,” said Shaun Semple, Owner, Brandt Sports & Entertainment. The City will retain ownership of newer buildings including Mosaic Stadium, Co-operators Centre and the AffinityPlex, which host most community events and sports. The City will maintain ownership of the Bunge International Trade Centre (ITC), which Brandt will lease and operate. City Administration will begin negotiating the final sale contract with Brandt between now and June 30 with land transfer of some buildings happening in July and September of this year.