Indoor Aquatics Facility
ty study, an assessment of the existing facility and financial analysis. Consultations and
community engagement included: stakeholder consultations, best
practice workshops and public surveys. Summer 2022 The feasibility study on a new indoor aquatics
facility was presented to the Executive Committee. A Catalyst Committee was established to guide
the project. Spring 2023 March 1 – The Catalyst Committee presented a proposal to Executive
Committee. March 8 – City Council approved the proposal to apply for federal and provincial
funding. Spring 2024 to Fall 2024 March 7 – The City of Regina, along with the provincial and
federal governments, announced funding approval for the Indoor Aquatics Facility and geothermal
heating plant through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program. October – Council approved
initial funding for the project. Summer 2025 May 2025 – Public neighbourhood drop-in sessions were
held to share information on the project. July 2025 – City Council approved updated budget of
$313.6 million, including $28.5 million for the geothermal energy plant. Fall 2025 August 2025 –
Public officials and local aquatics groups gathered for a sod-turning event to celebrate the
beginning of this exciting new project. October/November 2025 – Site preparation begins behind the
Sportplex building at Elphinstone Street, marking the start of construction.
Project Timeline
View documents related to the Indoor Aquatics Facility. Recreation Master Plan IAF Feasibility
Study Geothermal Background Geothermal Feasibility Study IAF & Geothermal Media Release
Related Documents
Visit the archived Be Heard engagement page for the Indoor Aquatics Facility. Indoor Aquatics
Facility Public Engagement
SortSmart Education Program
ina, SARCAN and Protex Environmental. Participating depots: SARCAN Recycling Depots locations in
Regina. You can find exact locations on the SARCAN website. The Yard
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p.m. on September 30, 2025, December 31, 2025, March 31, 2026 and June 30, 2026. The quarterly
prizes include an electric leaf blower, electric shovel, rain barrel and an electric mulching
mower. Winners will be contacted. See the Official Rules and Regulations in the related document
section for more details. Did you receive a postcard in the mail? Avoid common recycling and
composting mistakes. It’s important to only put acceptable items in your green and blue carts. The
wrong items can reduce the quality of good recyclables and compostables and damage sorting
equipment. Please refer to your mail card to see what items don’t belong in your green or blue
cart. Don’t forget to check the Waste Wizard tool to find out where to put your household waste
items. Simply type in the item into the search box and it will tell you which cart or drop-off
location. Will I receive a fine or ticket? No, the postcards are for educational purposes only and
do not come with any fines or tickets! Waste Wizard Type the name of a waste item and we'll tell
you how to recycle or dispose of it. Sort the right Stuff Remember the following: Keep organics and
recyclables loose in the carts. Don’t bag or stack items. Rinse your recyclable containers. Layer
wet or heavy compost. Don’t let your carts overflow. Composting and recycling are worth the effort
to protect the environment for future generations and extend the life of our Landfill. For more
information about this program, or if you have a broken cart, submit a Service Request. Stretchy
and crinkly plastic belong in the garbage cart. It's important to only put acceptable recycling
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I Love Regina Day
fun dive into quirky Victorian slang. Learn more about Government House and discover the stories
that make Saskatchewan’s heritage fascinating. Lüm mobile,
https://lum.ca/ Martin School of Dance & Baton, https://martindance.com/ We will be bringing
batons for the kids to try, have information on our dance programs. We will also have coloring
pages from our Preschool. Pinata Making with Alejandra Coronel Lozano, Join us on August 23rd in
Victoria Park to learn how to make a pinata! PlastiPoints,
https://www.plastipoints.com/PlastiPoints is revolutionizing recycling by offering doorstep
collection for recyclables. We partner with recycling depots to ensure eco-friendly processing. By
recycling with us, customers can save time and earn money all by staying home. Rawlco Radio,
https://www.rawlco.com/ Come visit the Rawlco Radio Street Team at I Love Regina Day for great fun.
Join in on some games to win prizes and enter to win for a chance at bigger prize options! REACH,
https://www.reachinregina.ca/ REACH is a nonprofit in Regina working to improve food security and
access to healthy, affordable meals. We offer community-based programs including the Good Food Box,
Frozen Meal Program, Mobile Stores, and food education for children.
With programming open to everyone in Regina, many of our initiatives are designed to support
individuals facing barriers such as income, transportation, or housing, and aim to build a
healthier, more connected community. Regina and Fujioka Friendship Committee (RAFFCOM),
https://www.rjcc.ca Learn about the unique "Friendship Agreement" between the City of Regina and
the City of Fujioka in Japan! Enjoy fun Japanese "omatsuri" summer festival games and crafts,
including origami, paper-fan decorating, calligraphy and more. Regina Cat Rescue,
https://www.reginacatrescue.com/ Stop by Regina Cat Rescue's booth to learn some fun facts about
cats and how you can get involved in the organization! While there - make some cat toys for your
own furry friend or leave them behind for foster cats. Regina Early Learning Centre ,
https://earlylearning.ca/ Regina Early Learning Centre has programs that focus on supporting
families and children with children prenatally to 5 years old. Learn more about their programs and
resources! Regina Farmers' Market Cooperative, https://reginafarmersmarket.ca/ Regina Farmers'
Market (RFM) is a non-profit co-operative, the members of which are our Saskatchewan-based vendors.
We are celebrating our 50th anniversary in 2025! Regina Fire & Protective Services,
https://www.regina.ca/home-property/safety-emergencies/fire/ Meet our firefighters and tour a
firetruck! Regina Pats Hockey Club, reginapats.com The wait is almost over, Pats fans! Get ready
for another thrilling season of Regina Pats hockey. Secure your seats and find all the details at
reginapats.com — don’t miss a moment of the action! Regina Police Pipes & Drums,
Reginapolicepipesanddrumsfacebook Learn about bagpipes and drums! Practice drumming with the Regina
Police Pipes & Drums. Regina Public Library, https://www.reginalibrary.ca/ Stop by the RPL
booth to learn more about library services and programs, play some giant games, and receive library
swag. Regina Synchronized Skating Teams, https://www.reginasynchroskate.ca/ Regina Synchronized
Skating Teams is excited to join I Love Regina Day! Check out their booth for free gifts, a
skating-themed colouring station, and try on fun skating costumes at our dress up station!
Renewable Regina, https://www.regina.ca/about-regina/renewable-regina/Renewable Regina is the City
of Regina's ambitious commitment to becoming a 100% renewable, net-zero community by 2050. This
initiative brings together a bold target, a clear plan, and collective action across the community.
It's guided by the Energy & Sustainability Framework, a plan developed with community input
outlining seven "Big Moves" and 31 actions addressing energy use, building efficiency,
transportation, and renewable energy adoption throughout the city. This shared vision for a
healthier, more sustainable Regina is already taking shape through local projects, policy changes,
and everyday choices made by residents, businesses, and community leaders working together.
Rosewood Park School of Music, https://rosewoodpark.ca/school-of-music Rosewood Park School of
Music prides itself on building the Love of Music in this beautiful City of Regina. Located in
North Regina, our Yamaha group piano classes and private lessons on flute, violin, guitar, as well
as piano, provides the opportunity to learn and grow together in our community. Check out our booth
as we demonstrate what fun learning music can be! Saskatchewan Roughriders,
https://www.riderville.com/ SaskPower, SaskPower.com/efficiency Since 1929, SaskPower has been the
province’s leading power supplier, supporting the province’s growth and work to enhance quality of
life for over half a million customers. SaskTel, https://www.sasktel.com/ Check out SaskTel virtual
reality activation at I Love Regina Day! School of Rock Regina, www.schoolofrockregina.com School
of Rock Regina is a performance-based music school where the stage is the ultimate teacher! Ages
4-adult SGI, https://sgi.sk.ca/ Test out some impairment goggles when you visit the SGI booth.
Street Culture Project, https://streetcultureproject.ca/ Street Culture Project (SCP) is a
non-profit organization based in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Its purpose is to empower vulnerable
youth through a combination of emergency shelter, life skills development, counseling, and outreach
services. Saskatchewan Science Centre, https://www.sasksciencecentre.com/ The Saskatchewan Science
Centre’s outreach team is bringing their exciting portable science experience right to us with
their popular Exhibits in a Box. Salsa Colada, https://www.salsacolada.ca/ Learn more about
Cultural Latin Dance at the Salsa Colada booth! South Saskatchewan Community Foundation,
https://sscf.ca/ Founded in 1969, South Saskatchewan Community Foundation invests for the long-term
with legacy (endowment) Funds that focus on long-term impact in our community. In addition to
distributing grants to worthy causes throughout the year, we pool many visionary Saskatchewan
citizens and organizations’ donations – investing them together for a higher return. This allows
donors to see their donations grant out to charities not just once, but year after year. It
provides sustainable funding to the charitable sector for generations to come. The Foundation truly
believes in facilitating Saskatchewan values, supporting local charities and developing our
community so that our home is a more vital, strong, and fair place to live, work and play. The
Family Corner, https://www.thefamilycorner.ca The Family Corner is a locally owned, mom-run play
café offering a fun, inclusive space for families with children aged 0–8. For I Love Regina Day, we’
re bringing a taste of our Kids Town—a pretend play village with a grocery store, pet clinic,
boutique, and diner! Stop by for hands-on play, mini games, and creative crafts. We celebrate
connection, imagination, and community in every visit. The Good Morning Project,
https://www.thegoodmorningproject.ca/ We'd love to activate, deploy some of our "Regina Facts"
posters, create photo opportunities, and hand out stickers, etc. Tigger's Dog Rescue,
https://www.facebook.com/TiggersDogRes Opening its doors in 2021, Tigger’s Dog Rescue is a
registered non-profit volunteer-run dog rescue dedicated to giving them a new lease on life. All
the dogs and puppies we rescue are placed with dedicated & loving foster homes that give them
structure, love, and attention. Through fundraising events, adoptions, and charitable donations, we
provide a safe place for these pups to lay their heads until they find their forever home.
University of Regina- Athletics, https://www.reginacougars.com/ Visit our Athletics and Vanier Cup
exhibit at I Love Regina Day! Celebrate our legacy, take photos with the iconic Vanier Cup, and
connect with athletes and staff. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the game, it's a great
chance to show your team spirit and learn more about our proud sports history. See you there!
Victoria Square Entertainment Centre , https://www.vicsquare.fun/ VicSquare MiniGolf features
glow-in-the-dark and around-the-world theme 18 holes indoor minigolf. It is both fun and
educational to play mini golf with the whole family. It is like traveling and learning the
world-famous landmarks as you play. You can also do an exciting mini tournament with your buddies
as you keep scores and prepare for rounds of play at the minigolf. War Amps
https://waramps.ca/home/ The War Amps is making a difference in the lives of amputees by providing
financial assistance for artificial limbs, peer support and information on all aspects of living
with amputation. YMCA of Regina, https://regina.ymca.ca/ The YMCA is a charity that ignites the
potential in people, helping them grow, lead, and give back to their communities. Community
Exhibitors & Performers Thank you to our Sponsors! Event Sponsorship Platinum Sherwood Co-op
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