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nsure a complete application is submitted. For other commercial permits such as alterations/conversions/tenant improvements and multi-unit dwellings, visit the application packages below. Multi-Unit Dwelling Planned Group of Dwellings Alterations, Conversions and Tenant Improvements Learn More Did you know? The City now offers phased permits for commercial applications so you can get started on your construction projects sooner. To Apply Complete and submit forms and documents listed below. ...

39-590-8895 or inclusionsupport@regina.ca for assistance with the resident verification process. To confirm your status, call 306-777-PLAY (7529) or visit a recreation facility. Expand this section to read our frequently asked questions and answers. When did resident verification start? Resident verification began February 1, 2026 and the non-resident fee is now in effect for all registered recreation programs. Does this apply to all registered recreation programs? Yes, all registered recreation programs are subject to the non-resident surcharge if residency is not verified. How often do I need to verify? Verification only needs to be completed once, unless your address changes. Can I verify my residency online? No, verification must be done in person. Who can verify residency for a family account? Any adult listed on the account can verify residency for the entire family. When does the non-resident surcharge begin? The non-resident surcharge begins with Summer 2026 registered programs. How much is the non-resident surcharge? The non-resident surcharge is a 50 per cent increase on registered program fees. Does the surcharge apply to Leisure Passes? No, the surcharge applies only to registered programs such as swimming lessons, fitness programs and fine arts. It does not apply to single admissions, bulk admissions or Leisure Passes. I changed my address online, do I need to re-verify? Yes. If you change your address online, your account will automatically revert to non-resident status and you will need to re-verify at a leisure centre. What happens if I don’t verify my residency? If you do not verify, you will be marked as a non-resident, and as such you will have a later registration date and be subject to a 50 per cent surcharge. If I forget to verify and register as a non-resident, can I get a refund? No, refunds will not be offered. Please ensure that you have verified your address before registering for a recreation program. What if I have a disability that prevents me from completing in-person verification? If you have a disability that prevents you from completing in‑person verification, please contact the Inclusion Support Office at 639-590-8895 or InclusionSupport@regina.ca for assistance with completing the resident verification process. How can I tell if my address has been verified? You can confirm your residency status in the following ways: Call the PlayLine at 306-777-PLAY and have an agent check your account status. Log into your Recreation Online account. When you add an activity to your cart: If your address is verified, only the standard program fee will appear. If your address is not verified, a non-resident surcharge will be displayed along with the activity fee. Before registration opens Verified accounts will display the resident registration date Unverified accounts will display the non-resident registration date. FAQ

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affordable. CMHC’s research and data help inform housing policy. By facilitating cooperation between all levels of government, private and non-profit sectors, they contribute to advancing housing affordability, equity and climate compatibility. About the Housing Accelerator Fund The Housing Accelerator Fund works to remove barriers to encourage local initiatives to build more homes, faster. The Fund is boosting housing supply, while supporting affordable, diverse and climate-resilient communities. Learn more about the Housing Accelerator Fund here: Housing Accelerator Fund | CMHC

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ore Our Programs Free Youth Programs To learn more about our After School Programs, Free Evening Youth Program and Free Children's Summer Program, visit Regina.ca/FreePrograms All Bodies Swim A monthly leisure swim for people who are transgender, non-binary and/or gender non-conforming and their allies. General admission applies. See Regina.ca/DropIn for dates, times and locations. Indigenous Youth Employment Program For Indigenous youth aged 14 to 18. Gain experience through volunteering and group activities blended with traditional Indigenous teachings. You’ll receive certification in First Aid CPR-C/AED, a toolbox of skills and meaningful experience and a guaranteed interview for those aged 15+ for the position of Cashier or Casual Recreation Worker with the City of Regina. See Regina Recreation Online for current opportunities. Warriors of the Water Improve your swimming, leadership, teamwork, and lifeguarding/lifesaving skills. Participants will learn the basics of swimming and water safety education as well as first aid skills. Instructors will work with participants to help them learn and grow their swimming ability, with an opportunity to become fully certified as a lifeguard and swim instructor. This program is for Indigenous children and youth in partnership with Regina Treaty/Status Indian Services (RTSIS). Lessons provided for both Juniors (8-12 yrs) and Seniors (12+ yrs). Contact SocialInclusionPrograms@Regina.ca for program details or to register, call RTSIS at 306-522-7494.

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ogram is now closed. Applications received outside of the noted intake period will not be accepted. For more information on Grant Incentives, please visit the Grant Incentive webpage. The City Centre Vacant Lot Redevelopment tax exemption is available year-round. To learn more, check out our webpage. ...

owners stay away from the creek or use at their own risk. Owners and their dogs are advised to stay off the ice due to thin ice concerns. All owners visiting off-leash areas are to have their dog under complete control by either physical or verbal means at all times, according to the Regina Animal Bylaw. What do I do if my dog is attacked? Dog owners are to use the off-leash park at their own risk. Unless you are able to get the contact information of the other dog owner and come to an agreement on who will be responsible for the vet bill, it is ultimately your responsibility. Dangerous dogs can be reported to the Regina Humane Society at 306-777-7700. Do I need to clean up after my dog? Poop n’ scoop is mandatory. Immediately dispose of any defecation caused by your dog. Failure to pick up after your dog may result in a fine. Where can I park at the permanent dog parks? Cathy Lauritsen, residents can park in the parking lot off of 13th Avenue, or on the street itself. Ross Industrial, residents can only park on Solomon Crescent. Mount Pleasant, residents can park on site Māmowimīwēyitamōwin Park, residents can park on-street. Horizon Station, residents can park on-street As a reminder, dogs must be leashed at all times coming to and from any parked cars, for their safety and safety of other residents using the park. Frequently Asked Questions Dog Licences Did you know that dogs are required to have a licence? Learn More Parks & Playgrounds Leisure Guide Dog & Cat Licences Off-Leash Dog Park Rules