Bus Operator Jobs
can vary substantially. Working hours can include split shifts, weekends, early mornings, late
nights, and statutory holidays. As this is a unionized environment,
shift scheduling and vacation requests are based on seniority. City of Regina Bus Operators are
skilled professional drivers who provide excellent customer service while transporting citizens in
a safe and courteous manner. ...
Cycling
it frees up the roads and reduces traffic delays for the people who must drive. Above image from
the Global Street Design Guide A Cleaner, Quieter Environment:
Replacing a vehicle trip with a cycling trip can greatly improve air quality, reduce noise
pollution and help in reaching Regina’s climate targets as outlined in the City’s Energy and
Sustainability Framework. Connected Communities: Cycling makes it easier to hop between school,
work, parks, local shops and transit hubs, increasing the vibrancy of our neighbourhoods.
Benefits of Cycling
Tips for Cycling Safely It is recommended that all cyclists wear a properly fitted CSA-approved
helmet. Helmets should fit snugly. Helmets should be level, parallel to the ground. Bicycles
designed for small children with tires smaller than 40 centimetres are welcome to use the sidewalk.
Bicycles with tires larger than 40 centimetres can only use the sidewalk in designated sidewalk
cycling areas. Use arm signals for turning or changing lanes. Share the road with other cyclists
and motorists. Installing reflectors, bells, headlights and taillights as well as wearing
high-visibility clothing helps improve your visibility to others. ...
I Love Regina Day
ic consulting, systems integration, managed IT, and digital transformation—across cloud,
cybersecurity, data, and AI. They are committed to advancing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) priorities, embedding sustainability
and responsible practices in our solutions and operations. CGI also champions STEM education and
workforce development, fostering innovation and future talent. City of Regina - Queen City Connects
Queen City Connects! Share your ideas and priorities for the future of mobility in Regina! The City
of Regina is creating a city-wide plan to guide future decisions in how we get around and connect
across our community. Pop by the City’s tent to share your input, check out cool ideas, and help
shape the future of transportation in Regina! City of Regina - Cultural Development Department
Celebrate creativity and community with the City of Regina’s Civic Art Collection and the Neil
Balkwill Civic Arts Centre! Discover original artworks by local and regional artists that reflect
Regina’s vibrant cultural spirit. Visit our interactive display to learn about public art in the
city, explore upcoming arts programs, and engage with hands-on activities for all ages. Whether
you're an art lover or a curious passerby, there’s something inspiring waiting for you. Join us in
celebrating the power of art to connect, uplift, and enrich our shared spaces—because We Love
Regina and the art that shapes it! City of Regina - FunSpots Take part in Free Drop-in Activities
with FunSpots. City of Regina - Indoor Aquatics Facility Stop by the Indoor Aquatics Facility booth
to learn all about the exciting pool features like waterslides, a lazy river and a wave pool set to
open in 2029. The kids can enjoy some fun aquatics-themed activities and learn more about the
benefits of this new community pool. City of Regina - Program Development & Delivery City of
Regina Waste Education will be providing education for residents on waste diversion and city
services, and will have a waste sorting game for interactive learning. Costco Regina Check out all
the great things Costco has to offer and pick up a free bottle of water while you are at their
booth! Cubbon Advertising Grab your I Love Regina merch and celebrate our city in style! Dunlop Art
Gallery (Regina Public Library) Dunlop Art Gallery is dedicated to engaging, researching and
presenting a diverse range of visual artwork. The main focus is on contemporary culture. Dunlop Art
Gallery enhances the quality of life of its publics by informing the practices and understanding of
visual art through activities that include exhibitions, programs, publishing and collecting. Dunlop
Art Gallery serves the local community, Library clients, artists, the visual arts community, and
the regional and national cultural community. Economic Development Regina Economic Development
Regina Inc. (EDR) is the lead agency for economic development for the Greater Regina Area (GRA).
EDR provides leadership to the community with specific accountability for the following core
functions: - Support industry growth and diversification through retention, development and
attraction of industry. - Find innovative ways to promote sustainable growth while effectively
addressing the challenges associated with it. - Market and promote the Greater Regina Area for
business and investment. - Ensure the Greater Regina Area offers a vibrant and diversified economy
for investors, a climate of growth for business and works toward a high quality of life for
residents. Government House & Edwardian Gardens Government House & Edwardian Gardens
operates as a museum that is open year-round to the public providing tours, events and programs.
Take a guided tour of the museum or gardens and travel back in time to 1905 to see history come
alive. Be sure to check out their website for more information! HMCS QUEEN / Canadian Armed Forces
HMCS Queen is a proud part of the Regina community, building strong connections with the people it
serves. As a Naval Reserve Division, it offers local residents the chance to serve while continuing
their everyday lives, creating a unique bond between the Navy and the city. Members regularly take
part in community events, ceremonies, and volunteer initiatives, sharing Canada’s naval traditions
and values. Through teamwork, leadership, and community involvement, HMCS Queen contributes to
Regina’s vibrant spirit, maintaining a welcoming, visible, and supportive presence in the community
it calls home. Joshua Tree Learning Centre The Joshua Tree Learning Centre is a Regina-based
organization dedicated to supporting children, youth, adults, and families through psychology,
counselling, assessments, learning support, and wellness programs. Through compassionate,
individualized care, Joshua Tree helps people build resilience, strengthen connections, and thrive
in their daily lives. Lüm Mobile Lüm Mobile Martin School of Dance & Baton For over 70 years,
the Martin School of Dance & Baton has upheld a tradition of excellence in dance and baton
twirling instruction in Regina. Guided by our core values of welcoming, teamwork, innovation, and
integrity, and under the leadership of owner Lindsay Klumpp, they continue to provide high-quality
training. Their studio fosters an inclusive, family-oriented environment and is proud to host the Sundown Optimist Baton Group (SOBG),
Studio'53, and Martin Preschool. Next to Kin Simple safety device to help reunite lost children
with their parents. Orangetheory Fitness Regina Orangetheory combines full-body strength training
with heart-pumping cardio to help you build strength now, while laying the foundation for long-term
health. Queen City Roundnet Queen City Roundnet is a sports community fostered around developing
the sport Roundnet (Spikeball) in Regina. For the past 3 years they have been working in continuing
to grow their community by teaching others how to play, cultivating skills and forming a sense of
communal belonging through a fun activity! Rawlco Radio Z99 is Regina's Top Hit Music Station,
their Street Team loves to engage in community events. They will be there with games, photo
opportunities and prizes to ensure the people of Regina have a fun experience. REACH For over 30
years, REACH has been helping improve access to healthy food and food education in Regina. Through
programs like the Good Food Box, affordable frozen meals, school nutrition support, and hands-on
food education for children and families, REACH works to make healthy choices more accessible for
everyone in our community. REACH also partners with schools, community organizations, and First
Nations communities close by to support food security and wellbeing through practical,
community-focused programming. Regina Cat Rescue (People for Animals of Saskatchewan Inc.) Regina
Cat Rescue (RCR) is a non-profit organisation and registered charity primarily run by volunteers
that helps abandoned cats and kittens, and educates people about the humane treatment of pets.
Regina Crime Stoppers They are a community service program that combines the efforts of the public,
the media, and the Regina Police Service to prevent and solve crime. Regina Immigrant Women Centre
(RIWC) The Regina Immigrant Women Centre (RIWC) is a charitable, non-profit organization in Regina
that supports immigrant and refugee women and their families through programs and services focused
on education, empowerment, settlement, employment, language training, and community integration.
The organization’s mission is to help newcomer women and their families successfully adjust to life
in Canada by building confidence, skills, and community connections in a safe and welcoming environment. Regina Japanese Cultural Club The Regina Japanese Cultural
Club Inc. is a community-based non-profit organization dedicated to promoting, preserving, and
celebrating Japanese culture in Regina and the surrounding area. Through events and activities
offered throughout the year, RJCC shares the richness of Japanese heritage with people of all
backgrounds. From mochi-making and cultural potlucks to the powerful rhythms of taiko drumming, our
community offers welcoming opportunities to learn, connect, and celebrate. Whether you have
Japanese roots or simply an interest in Japan’s traditions, arts, and community spirit, we warmly
invite you to join us in experiencing and honouring Japanese culture together. Regina Pats Since
1917, the Regina Pats Hockey Club has been the oldest major junior hockey franchise in the world
and we’re excited for another great season ahead! For the 2026–2027 schedule and ticket
information, visit The Regina Pats Official Website Reginapats.com They look forward to seeing you
at the rink! Regina Police Pipes & Drums Formed in 1985, the Regina Police Pipes & Drums
began as a band composed solely of police members. Over the years, they’ve evolved into a fully
civilian ensemble, proud to carry forward the tradition of pipe and drum music while embracing the
values of diversity and inclusion. ...
Official Community Plan
o 300,000 people and set the stage for its longer-term development. Design Regina contains a
comprehensive policy framework that guides the physical, environmental, economic, social and cultural development of the city. ...
