North West Leisure Centre
lable to rent Natural lighting Personal Training To find more information about personal training
costs and options available at this site, please visit the cashier
desk or call 306-777-7158 Spray Pad See Outdoor Pools and Spray Pads Drop-in Activities Fall 2026
Leisure Guide (Text-Only) Fall 2026 Free Programs Brochure How to Create a Wish List (Prepare for
Registration Day) Automated Waitlist Guide Swim Apparel Guidelines How to Become a Lifeguard or
Swimming Instructor Swimming Lesson Registration Chart
Property Assessment
teristics The City of Regina reviews information about commercial properties obtained from recorded
property characteristics, building permits, site visits and land
title information. The City also, collects information on the Income and Expenses of commercial
properties through annual information requests to property owners. The City uses this information
along with the rules and regulations set out by legislation in the Saskatchewan Assessment Manual
to calculate the property’s assessed value. How the City Obtained Your Property's Characteristics
During an inspection, Assessors may examine both the interior and exterior of any buildings on your
property. If the Assessors cannot view a building's interior, they may make inferences based on
information obtained from viewing properties from the outside. All City of Regina Assessors carry
photo identification with them and will show it to you upon request. To learn more about
assessment, you can also visit Saskatchewan Assessment Management
Agency or Publications Saskatchewan to access all online publications of all provincial regulations
and documents including assessment. Inspection by Assessor As commercial, industrial and
multi-family properties are valued on the Income Approach through mass appraisal valuation, we
require the owners of income producing properties to provide sufficient income, expense and vacancy
information. This data is essential for the City to develop assessment models which produce a fair
assessment valuation of these types of properties. In order to ensure that property assessments are
accurate and up-to-date, the City of Regina gathers data under the authority of Sections 171 &
172 of The Cities Act. Legislation states that assessment appraisers “may, at any time, request any
information or document that relates to or might relate to the value of any property (land &
improvements) from any person who owns, uses, occupies, manages or disposes of the property”. The
Act also contains provisions that enable assessment appraisers to request information or
documentation that relates to the income generated or expected to be generated by any property, as
well as the property expenses incurred or expected to be incurred. Information Provided by Property
Owners In addition to the Owner Contact Information and the Certification page, all Commercial and
Multi-family properties must provide an annual Income and Expense Statement. Properties that are
leased or rented must also provide detailed Rent Roll information. For convenience, property owners
may submit this information in their own format, such as reports from a computer system, if they
have provided a complete response to the request. City of Regina assessment personnel are available
to answer your questions, provide electronic versions of the information requests, or to aid in
filling out the forms. ...
Property Assessment
ominiums The City of Regina reviews information about residential properties obtained from recorded
property characteristics, building permits, site visits and land
title information. For residential condominiums, the City reviews information from condominium
plans, building plans and assessment records to create a data characteristic profile for each
condominium unit. The City uses this information along with the rules and regulations set out by
legislation in the Saskatchewan Assessment Manual to calculate the property’s assessed value. How
the City Obtained Your Property's Characteristics If it is necessary for an assessor to inspect
your property, they may examine both the interior and exterior of any buildings on your property.
If the Assessors cannot view a building's interior, they may leave a letter asking the property
owner to contact the City or they may make inferences based on information obtained from viewing
properties from the outside. All City of Regina Assessors carry photo identification with them and
will show it to you upon request. To learn more about assessment, you can also visit Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency or Publications Saskatchewan to
access all online publications of all provincial regulations and documents including assessment.
Inspection by Assessor Your Assessment Notice A Notice of Assessment is an official document mailed
to a property owner that contains the information shown on the Assessment Roll for that property.
During a revaluation year, every property owner will receive a Notice of Assessment. In other
years, only property owners that have a change in their property assessment or tax status from the
previous year will receive a Notice of Assessment. View a sample Notice of Assessment Importance of
Assessment Roll The Assessment Roll lists assessments for all properties in Regina. Review the
information shown on the annual Assessment Roll to check if your name, address and school support
and your property's assessed value are correct and that all parties registered on the title are
shown on the Notice of Assessment. Assessment Notice Declaration Property Owners can declare a
single member of the ownership group to receive notices for their property. For more information on
declaring one individual to receive notices, please call 306-777-7240. Revaluation Provincial
legislation requires that the assessed value of all properties within Saskatchewan be updated every
four years. 2025 is a revaluation year and property assessments will be updated to reflect more
current property values. Learn More Appeal Your Assessment Submit Assessment Appeal Speak to a City
of Regina Assessor if you have questions about your assessment. They will explain how your property
value was determined. If after speaking with an assessor you still feel there is an error in your
assessment, you can submit the online Assessment Appeal Form to the Board of Revision. You may file
an appeal if you feel there is an error involving: Property valuation Property classification
Exemption Preparation or content of the Assessment Roll Preparation or content of your Notice of
Assessment There is a fee to file your appeal. Fees are set out as such: Residential (single
family) $30/property Condominium (residential) $30/unit data All Other Properties: 0 to 499,999
(Total Assessment) $150 500,000 to 1,000,000 (Total Assessment) $500 1,000,001 and over (Total
Assessment) $750 data You can pay by phone (using Visa or Mastercard), cash or cheque. Cheques
should be payable to the City of Regina. Mail or deliver your appeal form and payment before the
appeal deadline to the Secretary of the Board of Revision at 2476 Victoria Avenue, PO Box 1790,
Regina, SK, S4P 3C8. Failure to submit required information and fees by the deadline will result in
your appeal being dismissed. Authorizing a Third-Party Agent As an owner, you have the ability to
authorize a third-party Agent to appeal the assessment of your property on your behalf. ...
Arenas & Outdoor Skating Rinks
Friday Time: See Schedule Fees: Free Wheat City Kinsmen 560 Elphinstone St. No Public Skate striped
Indoor Arenas Indoor Arena Admission FeesVisit our Leisure Passes
& Admission Fees page to see current rates for Single Admission. Bulk Admission and Leisure
Passes are valid at all arenas and outdoor pools and can be purchased at the North West Leisure
Centre, Sportplex and Sandra Schmirler Leisure Centre. Leisure Passes & Admission Fees Book an
Indoor Arena The application deadline for arena bookings for October to March will be posted soon.
Off-season bookings for April to September are accepted on October 1 to 15. Applications received
after the deadlines will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis View availability Request
a single booking Request weekly ice, a special event, or a tournament Request to change or cancel a
permit Off-Season Indoor Arena Application Form For questions about off-season arena bookings from
April 1 to September 30, contact sportrentals@real1884.ca. For questions about Arenas from October
1 to March 31, contact Central Scheduling at 306-777-7979 or email centralscheduling@regina.ca. The
City of Regina’s new Ice Allocation Policy can be viewed here: Ice
Allocation Policy If you have any questions, please contact the Central Scheduling Office at
306-777-7979. Outdoor Skating Rinks Outdoor ice sites are available for public use on a first-come,
first-served basis unless previously reserved for community or private use. All outdoor rinks are
subject to weather conditions. Skaters are asked to use their judgment when using the outdoor rinks
and not to skate on them if the surface is wet. Ice Shelters will remain closed when there is an
extreme cold weather alert. View the Outdoor Rinks Supervision Schedule Raised White Box Raised
White Box West Regina Raised White Box East Regina Outdoor Rink Locations South Regina Raised White
Box Raised White Box North Regina Central Regina Outdoor Hockey League (OHL) sites are typically
maintained into March to accommodate their season. Community Associations (CA) are supervised
shelters. Keys will not be issued for these locations. For more information, email
CentralScheduling@Regina.ca. Shelters: Most rinks have shelters except Hind Park, Maat Park and
Williston Park. Lights: Button-activated lights are available at rinks except Maat Park and
Williston Park. Speed Skating Oval Public Hours: Open to the public 4-11 p.m. on Wednesday, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. No public access on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Book an Outdoor Skating Rink
Arena bookings for December to February are accepted from December 1-31 each year. Applications
received after the deadlines will be processed on a first-come, first-serve basis. Outdoor Arena
Application Form Seasonal Off-Leash Areas Dog owners are reminded that only eight outdoor rinks are
designed as seasonal off-leash areas for dogs. These are open from May 1 to September 30 each year
(unless otherwise noted on the Dog Parks & Off-Leash Areas page. Visit the Dog Parks page for more information and locations. Dog Parks &
Off-Leash Areas Site use is on a first-come, first-served basis. The lights are pushbutton
activated and maintenance is the responsibility of the user group. Shinny Site Location Sheldon
Williams 2601 Coronation Street LeBoldus High School 2330 25th Avenue Varsity Park 2600 Philip Road
Al Ritchie Arena 2201 Edgar Street Mahon Arena 130 Brotherton Avenue Mount Pleasant Park Winnipeg
Street North & 9th Avenue striped Shinny Sites Indoor Arenas Public Skate Schedule (Fall 2026)
Outdoor Rinks Supervision Schedule Public Skate Guidelines Embrace Regina's winter season with fun
activities for residents of all ages. Winter Activities Collect stamps and discover new places.
Play the game for a chance to win prizes. Winter City Stamp Rally
Building Report September 2020
View the Monthly Building Report for September 2020.
Firefighter Jobs
Applicant Fitness Assessment Protocol
Follow the three step application process. Step 1: Submit application for advertised position
Please
visit our Job Opportunities to complete your profile and to
apply. Applicants must have the formal education and meet the qualifications prior to hire date to
apply. Step 2: Testing Our hiring process involves a series of tests. As you pass each test, you
progress to the next test. Those who fail a test are removed from the process but are encouraged to
re-apply for future vacancies. Written Knowledge Exam: You must take an exam containing a random
selection of multiple-choice questions based on the NFPA 1001 Level II Standard. Step 3: Interview
& Reference Checks Candidates who are successful in the testing phase will be interviewed and
reference checks will be completed.
Application & Hiring Process
Career Session Opportunities for Women Regina Fire & Protective Services offers sessions for
women interested in becoming firefighters. Each session provides general information about the Fire
Department, followed by the opportunity to gear up in full equipment and experience what
firefighters do on the job. This session is designed to give you a firsthand look at the rewarding
career of firefighting. Sign up below to be notified when a session becomes available. Don’t miss
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Cathedral Walking Tour
Heritage Walking Tour of the Cathedral Neighbourhood.
Advisory - Mezzanines
View the Advisory for Mezzanines.
2023 Culture New Initiative Follow-up Report
View the 2023 Culture New Initiative Follow-up Report.
Culture Grant New Initiative Follow-Up Report
This follow-up report must be submitted within 90 days of the completion of your initiative to receive the remaining funding.
Building Report - November 2020
View the Monthly Building Report for November 2020.
Building Report - October 2020
View the Monthly Building Report for October 2020.
Converting a House to a Commercial Business
ofessional may be an option. Financial Incentives Depending on the specific details of your
project, the City may have incentives available. Please visit our
Heritage Incentives and City Centre Incentive Program pages to find out more. Pre-Application
Meeting Pre-application meetings provide the opportunity for designers and owners of an upcoming
commercial project to meet with the City of Regina to discuss questions specific to that project.
Request a Meeting To Apply 1. Complete and submit forms and documents listed below. Your
application may be circulated to a variety of departments for review, depending on the complexity.
The application must be signed by the legal property owner as well as the applicant. Required:
Building Permit Application Zoning Bylaw Analysis Building Code Analysis Required as needed: Design
and Field Review Request for Evaluation of Alternative Solution 2. Submit your application through
our new online eBuild software or in person at City Hall. The City will review your application to
ensure it meets all building, heritage, zoning, landscaping, engineering, environmental, disposal,
assessment, open space and utility regulations and/or bylaws. Apply Online 3. If applicable,
contact Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK) for inspections and permits for gas or
electrical work. PLEASE NOTE: Building permit application forms must be filled out in full;
incomplete applications will not be accepted. Legal land owner information must match what’s listed
on land title. The individual signing for the legal land owner must be on title or must be
authorized to sign on the legal land owner’s behalf via an authorization letter from the legal land
owner. If a company is listed on title as the legal land owner, the individual signing on behalf of
the owner must print their name and position associated with the company and must have signing
authority. If someone is designated to sign on behalf of the owner, this authorization can be
provided via an authorization letter from the legal land owner (individual giving authority must
list name, position, and have signing authority). ...
