North Central Drainage Project
The North Central Drainage Project is a three-year project to reducethe risk of ...
Recycling
ll change. The City will remain your service provider for collection, continuing to manage blue
carts, billing, collection schedules, and education.Key changes:
Glass containers and jars are no longer accepted in the blue cart. New items that will be accepted
in the blue cart include ice cream containers, coffee cups and lids (recycle both, but separate
first), gift bags (remove handles), floss containers, tape dispensers, and single-use coffee pods
(empty and rinse). These items can now be taken to SARCAN for recycling: glass, flexible plastics
(plastic bags, wrap, bread bags, frozen food bags, chip bags), and foam packaging. Visit sarcan.ca
for more information. What’s changing July 1? The City will still collect your recycling, but SK
Recycles now manages what happens after that. Missed collection? Damaged cart? Collection schedule?
Contact the City of Regina. Questions about what happens after your recycling is collected? Contact
SK Recycles. ...
Leisure Guide
We offer affordable recreation and leisure programs to keep people
of all ages and abilities active, engaged and learning throughout the year.
Building Codes & Bylaws
Building codes and bylaws provide the
regulations and standards that architects, builders and homeowners must meet when designing constructing or remodelling buildings.
From Smartphones to E-Bikes: Fire Prevention Week Focuses on Lithium-Ion Battery Safety
charged. 3. Safely dispose of batteries. o Don’t throw lithium-ion batteries in the garbage or
recycling bins because they could catch fire. o The best way to
dispose of lithium-ion batteries is at a safe battery recycling location. Visit call2recycle.org to
find a recycling spot near you. Residents are encouraged to visit
https://www.nfpa.org/education-and-research/home-fire-safety/lithium-ion-batteries for information
for all ages on lithium-ion batteries. Visit Regina.ca/Fire for more details on Fire Prevention
Week in Regina!
Crescents Walking Tour
Heritage Walking Tour of the Crescents Neighbourhood.
Protection of Privacy
The Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (LA FOIP) ...
The 2025 Spring Street Sweep Starts
The 2025 Spring Street Sweep Starts
The City of Regina will begin street sweeping neighbourhoods across the city to freshen up our community, clear away leaves and remove sand and debris from roads. ...
Upgrading the Albert Street North Overpasses
Upgrading the Albert Street North Overpasses
The City is supporting Regina’s growing economy by upgrading a vital commuter and trucking route. The major project will see the replacement of the Albert Street North overpasses, two structures that are currently in poor condition. ...
Special City Council Meeting Scheduled for May 2
Special City Council Meeting Scheduled for May 2
A special meeting of City Council will be held Friday, May 2, 2025, at 9 a.m. in accordance with authority provided in The Cities Act.
The meeting agenda will include item MN25-4 Reconsideration of Fluoridation of Regina’s Water Supply. ...
2021 Approved Budget Report
View the 2021 Council Approved General/Utility Operating and Capital Budget.