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

ation are working together to build a budget that reflects Regina’s priorities. We are committed to openness, collaboration and making decisions that best serve our community now and into the future." The new process kicked off today with the first in a series of informational, Special City Council Meetings. During the informational meetings, Administration and City Council will examine detailed forecasts for the cost of providing each civic service. This data will inform Council’s decision making as it finalizes the 2026/27 budget with deliberations set for December. ...

Apply for parking permits for metered stalls.

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The City of Regina welcomes your comments, questions, and requests about City-related services and programs.

View the Transit High School Routes 1, 3 and 9.

View transit route 21 travelling between the University and Glencairn.

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The City offers a range of grants and funding opportunities each year in the areas of culture, social development and sport & recreation.

City of Regina owned assets play a significant role in the delivery of many programs and services to residents, businesses

e floating wetlands project in the Lakewood, Lakeridge and Rochdale stormwater retention ponds within the City of Regina are a great example of urban best management practices to protect our local water resources, and will provide ecosystem services to the Wascana Creek Watershed,” said Samantha Kerr, Director of Water Resources, Saskatchewan Association of Watersheds (SAW). As water flows over streets, sidewalks and lawns, it can pick up dirt, nutrients and pollutants and carry them into stormwater retention ponds. Nutrients, like phosphorus and nitrogen, are important because they help plants grow. However, when too many nutrients build up in the water, they can cause algae to grow quickly and turn the water green. Excessive algae growth can reduce oxygen in the water, create unpleasant smells and make the pond less healthy for wildlife, birds and insects. The wetlands will help improve water quality before it reaches Wascana Creek. Installation will take place at the end of May and early June, 2026, with support from City employees and local elementary and high school students. The wetlands will remain permanently installed, and water quality in the pond will be monitored monthly over the next five years to help measure the project’s impact. ...

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Bylaw Enforcement’s role is to promote, facilitate and enforce general compliance with the provisions of city bylaws that pertain to ...

The City operates a number of outdoor basketball, tennis and pickleball courts ...