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If you have a specific program you would like support in, we ask that you apply at least three weeks before the program start date. We will try our best to accommodate, but there are no guarantees that a companion will be available at the desired time. What are Leisure Companions? The Inclusion Support Service offers Leisure Companions, who provide direct support to individuals while they engage in City of Regina recreation programs and activities. Leisure Companions are contracted positions with casual hours (hours will be scheduled as they are needed by individuals in the community). Interested in being a Leisure Companion? We welcome applicants with related experience and education, but we also encourage those with lived experience and those with a passion for inclusion and accessibility to apply. To learn more about the Leisure Companion position or to apply, email InclusionSupport@Regina.ca. Attendant Admission Program If you need one-on-one support to participate in an adapted recreation program, please bring an attendant/support person. The City of Regina Attendant Admission Program provides your attendant/support person with free admission to City of Regina facilities. Download the Attendant Admission Individual Application Form Download the Attendant Admission Group Application Form City of Regina Recreation Centres also honour Easter Seals Canada Access 2 cards. Individuals may present their card at any cashier desk and their attendant will gain free entry without having to apply for the Attendant Admission Program. For more information, email InclusionSupport@Regina.ca or call 639-590-8895. Access Leisure Newsletter Subscribe to the Access Leisure Newsletter to receive the latest information on City of Regina news, programs and services related to Inclusion and Accessibility. Access Leisure Newsletter Adaptive Services: 306-510-2025 Social Inclusion: 306-777-7047 Email SocialInclusionPrograms@Regina.ca Phone Contact Us Drop-in Programs Affordable Access Free Programs Accessibility Find more great programs in the Leisure Guide. Leisure Guide Register for City of Regina classes and programs online. Regina Recreation Online

ion Plan in 2026 to support the future vision for the neighbourhood. We are engaging with community, business and cultural partners to understand the best way forward to revitalize Downtown Regina. Downtown Capital Projects The City is investing in upgrades to both underground and above-ground infrastructure to support future business and housing development. Construction is prioritized to replace aging infrastructure while improving options for people to get around and create more attractive and welcoming spaces for residents, businesses and visitors. 11th Avenue Revitalization Project This project is upgrading aging underground infrastructure to accommodate future growth while making changes to the streetscape. While the street is now open, the project is still in progress and upgrades will continue in 2026. Scarth Street Revitalization Project (Future Project) Community engagement with residents, local businesses and cultural organizations formed the basis of a new conceptual design for Scarth Street. The vision is to create a space where people want to visit and connect beyond the workweek a nd throughout the year.   Central Loop Trail (Future Project) The first phase of the Central Loop Trail project will create a pedestrian and bike pathway system to connect downtown and Wascana Park. Saskatchewan Drive Corridor Improvement Project (Future Project) This project is still in the design phase and will be focused on replacing aging infrastructure and transform a key traffic corridor, improving connectivity and safety while supporting investment and redevelopment. Capital Improvement Projects The City collaborates with our community partners through funding, incentive programs and engagement initiatives. We also meet with community and business organizations regularly to share plans and ideas for shaping a vibrant downtown. Regina Downtown Business Improvement District (RDBID) The RDBID is a non-profit organization that provides a range of business and community services to improve and promote downtown Regina. Featured project - The Skuare The Skuare is an innovative, temporary outdoor event space to make use of the former Burns Hanley and Gordon Block sites across from Victoria Park. It will be the first of its kind in Saskatchewan. Globe Theatre Globe Theatre is a unique and nationally renowned theatre that has fostered the work of Canadian artists in Regina’s downtown for decades. It is Canada’s only permanent theatre-in-the round, offering a truly intimate and creative performance experience. Feature project – Prince Edward Building renewal project The Globe Theatre is a significant cultural destination that attracts visitors and talent from across the country. The Globe Theatre completed a major renovation in 2025 with a grand re-opening before celebrating their 60th season. Regina Public Library The Regina Public Library’s Central Branch has been a touchstone of community, culture and learning in Regina’s downtown for nearly 115 years. Featured project - Central Library Branch Renewal The Central Library Branch renewal project is an important investment to support community connection and culture in the downtown. Supporting Cultural and Community Partners Tourism Regina – Downtown Guide Regina Downtown BID – Where It’s At!

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green facility located at Victoria Ave and Queen Street. For booking details, contact the Regina Lawn Bowling Club, call 306-757-9033 or visit their website. Book a Recreation Facility Book a Tennis or Badminton Court Online Pickleball/Tennis Drop-in Times

anging lanes. Install reflectors, bells and headlights, as well as wear high-visibility clothing. For more cycling and safety tips, check out SGI’s website. Traffic Rules In April 2021, Regina City Council approved new traffic rules to help ensure the safety of cyclists in our community. Some of these rules include: Drivers should be mindful of cyclists and share the road with all other modes of transportation. Drivers must leave extra space when following cyclists as bicycles travel slower than cars. Drivers cannot pass a cyclist in the same lane and must wait until they can use another driving lane. Drivers should never speed past a bicycle. Drivers must be cautious when opening vehicle doors to avoid a serious injury or fatality. Don’t open car doors unless it is safe to do so for oncoming traffic or cyclists. Check your side-view mirror before opening the door or try the Dutch Reach. This is when the driver uses their right hand to crossover and open the vehicle door, allowing them to shoulder check for oncoming bicycles. ...