Design Regina B.15 Tower Crossing Secondary Plan
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City of Regina Introduces New Budget Development Process
City of Regina Introduces New Budget Development Process Mayor Chad
Bachynski and City Administration introduced a
Zone Boards & Community Associations
y volunteering with a Zone Board or Community Association. By volunteering, you help make Regina a
more vibrant and engaging place to live and grow.Visit your Zone
Board/Community Association's website to learn more about volunteering. I'm Interested in
Volunteering! Get involved in your community by volunteering with a Zone Board or Community
Association. By volunteering, you help make Regina a more vibrant and engaging place to live and
grow. Use our Volunteer Signup form below or visit your Zone
Board/Community Association's website to learn more. Volunteer Signup Form Why Volunteer with a
Community Association? Community Associations are non-profit organizations that facilitate social
and recreational programs, food initiatives and community events in each neighbourhood. By
volunteering, you can give your time, skills and energy to support the needs and goals of your
community. The video below highlights an initiative by the Lakeview Community Association to
revitalize Lakeview Park and is an example of how volunteers were involved in all stages of the
project. Zone Board & Community Association Map Neighbourhood Support Model Tool Kit Community
Gardens Leisure Guide Neighbourhood & Community Centres Book a Recreation Facility
Social Development Grants
unity Partner status must have been previously funded for three consecutive years through the
Community Investments "Annual Activity Grant" Program.New Applicants
Organizations wishing to apply for a Community Partner grant must first meet with a Coordinator in
the Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department to discuss eligibility requirements. City
of Regina Administration will direct the organization to the most appropriate stream, as well as
provide the organization with the Community Partner Application Form. Application Deadline (Social
Development): See application form for deadline. Grant Recipients: 2025 Grant Recipients If you
require more information, please contact Community Investments at 306-777-7507 or email
communityinvestments@regina.ca.
Community Partner Grant
Annual Activity grants provide funding for eligible recurring or ongoing activities offered by
non-profit organizations. There are two levels of funding available through this grant program:
Minor Funding: Up to $10,000, for initiatives that are completed within 12 months. Major Funding:
Over $10,000 and up to $30,000, for initiatives that are completed within 12 months. Special
exceptions can be made for grants that have a unique nature and demonstrate that it will take
longer than 12 months to complete. In some cases, organizations may receive approval to spend their
allocated funds over a period of up to 24 months.
New Applicants If
your organization is looking to receive funding for recurring ongoing events or series/season,
apply for an Annual Activity grant. We encourage your organization to refer to the
New Initiative/Annual Activity Guidelines before completing an application form.
Application Deadline: The deadline for 2026 applications has now passed. Adjudication: The Social
Development Grant Review Committee reviews applications for the Annual Activity Grant program.
Grant Recipients: 2025 Grant Recipients If you require more information, please contact Community
Investments at 306-777-7507 or email communityinvestments@regina.ca. Returning Applicants If your
organization received funding last year through this program, you are required to submit an Annual
Activity Funding Report. Funding Report Deadline (Social Development): See application form for
deadline. ...
Code of Ethics Bylaw
7 306-949-5544 integritycommissioner@gateslaw.ca Code of Ethics Bylaw Didn't find the bylaw you
were looking for? To find more City Bylaws, please visit the Regina
Open Data website.
Firefighter Jobs
of 20/40 or better binocular, corrected with contact lenses or spectacles OR 20/100 or better
binocular for wearers of hard contacts or spectacles or new soft
contact lens wearers, uncorrected. Far vision acuity of 20/100 in the worse eye, corrected or
uncorrected. Normal colour vision (Ishihara & Farnsworth testing methods accepted) for use of
equipment such as imaging devices. *City of Regina Fire & Protective Services has adopted the
2022 NFPA 1582 candidate eyesight standard. Hearing Normal hearing test results (No more than 30
decibel hearing loss in either ear average at 500, 1000, 2000 and 3000 Hz).
Application Criteria
Regina Fire & Protective Services uses the York University Firefighter Applicant Fitness
Assessment Protocol administered by the Centre for Health, Wellness and Performance - Faculty of
Kinesiology and Health Studies staff at the University of Regina or Human Performance Center (HPC)
staff at the University of Saskatchewan. Applicants are required to complete a series of tests
including aerobic fitness, vision, colour blindness (Ishihara and Farnsworth testing conducted),
hearing, lung function, swimming and 8 validated job-related performance tests. Aerobic fitness is
measured directly using expired air analysis while running on a treadmill. The speed and incline
are gradually increased until the candidate reaches maximum intensity. This test is designed to
measure endurance or "work capacity". Participation in moderate to high-intensity aerobic workouts
(30 to 45 minutes per workout, 4 to 5 times per week) including activities such as jogging,
cycling, swimming and rowing, can help you prepare for the aerobic fitness assessment. The eight
job-related performance tests are designed to simulate the physical demands of a firefighter's job
which requires muscular strength, coordination and endurance. To prepare for these tests, you may
wish to participate in supervised weight training, stretching and an aerobic exercise program to
increase strength, improve flexibility and enhance aerobic fitness and capacity. The performance
tests are: Ladder Climb (Acrophobia) Search Enclosed Area (Claustrophobia) Hose/Climb Carry Rope
Pull Hose Advance/Drag Ladder Lift Victim Drag Forced Entry Consult your physician and/or a
qualified fitness instructor before starting any exercise program. ...
Design Standard - Transportation
View the Transportation Design Standard.
Development Guide
City of Regina Development Guide
Solar Pathway Lighting Pilot Project
s that need to be taken to achieve this goal, including targets for reducing greenhouse gas
emissions and transitioning to renewable energy sources.Visit
Regina.ca/renewable to learn more. Project Timeline Spring 2021 - Construction starts Summer 2021 -
Construction ends 2021-2026 - Bi-Annual evaluation reporting data from both systems
Regina Transit Master Plan
View the Regina Transit Master Plan.
