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The City is installing a temporary stormwater drainage bypass on the east side of the Albert Street Memorial Bridge in Wascana Park. This work is an emergency response and is absolutely required to repair critical failed infrastructure.

In 2023, a construction project will take place on McCarthy Boulevard, in phases, between 9th Avenue North and Sherwood Drive. This work will renew the roadway and replace concrete medians and sidewalks, improving pedestrian safety and drivability.

This map identifies road restrictions or closures on high-traffic roads and in the downtown. Unless identified by a third-party user, it does not include work on residential roads, parking lanes or sidewalks. ...

Review the appendices of the Cultural Plan.

The City now accepts, and encourages, building & development plans to be submitted electronically. These plans must adhere to specific formatting standards. This applies to applications drawn in a CAD drafting program such as those used by professional designers.

In 2023, a construction project will take place on Lewvan Drive, in phases, between Parliament Avenue and 11th Avenue. This work will renew the roadway and replace concrete medians, improving drivability and extending the lifecycle of the road.

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City of Regina

City of Regina

View the Tent & Temporary Structure Permit Submission Package.

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.

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.

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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.