Extra-Municipal Servicing Information
Review the Extra-Municipal Servicing Information Sheet.
Hauled Wastewater Site Code of Practice
Refer to our Hauled Wastewater Site Code of Practice.
Private Pool Demolition Permit Package
Before demolishing a private swimming pool, compete the demolition permit package.
Advisory - Radon Gas
View the Advisory for Radon Gas.
Spill Response Procedure
Spill Response Procedure for the City's Hauled Wastewater Site.
Demolition Permit Application
A Demolition Permit Application Form is required if you wish to demolish a building such as a garage, house or commercial property.
PL202200268 - 4500 E Victoria Avenue
Public Notice - 4500 E Victoria Avenue
Measuring Energy & Greenhouse Gas
y 1752MWh.
Energy Generation Variations
Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions take many forms and result in significantly different effects on the
environment. For example, methane released into the atmosphere is
about 25 times more harmful than carbon dioxide (CO2) as a greenhouse gas. Different types of
energy sources, such as natural gas or gasoline, produce different quantities of GHG emissions. As
with energy, all emissions are converted to a common unit of CO2e or CO2 equivalent. If a vehicle
consumes the average 1700L of gasoline per year it will emit approximately 3.75 tonnes CO2e into
the atmosphere. The Landfill Gas to Energy Facility can remove approximately 30,000 tonnes of CO2e
each year or the equivalent of emissions from 8,000 cars. The following table provides a comparison
of the GHG produced by selected energy sources and demonstrates the GHG impact per unit of energy.
Electricity produces 0.65 CO2e per 1 kwh of energy, while natural gas produces only 0.23 CO2e per
kwh of energy.
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Fuel Unit GHG (kgCO2e) kgCO2e/KWh Gasoline 1 L 2.3 0.25 Diesel 1 L 2.7 0.27 Natural Gas 1 m3 2.14
0.24 Electricity from SaskPower (2019) 1 kWh 0.65 0.65 Electricity from SaskPower (2020) 1 kWh 0.53
0.53 striped The majority of our daily activities involve actions, materials, or energy resources
that in some way contribute to the release of carbon and other harmful greenhouse gases (GHG) into
the atmosphere. Unless absorbed through natural processes, this blanket of gases in the atmosphere
traps heat and results in climate change. Becoming sustainable requires us to reduce our use and
consumption of GHG-emitting energy sources and to shift to renewable energy sources. To calculate
your individual carbon-producing activity, try one of the following carbon calculators. UN Carbon
Footprint Calculator Map My Emissions Carbon Footprint Calculator
Our Carbon Footprint
Big Moves Current Initiatives Renewable Regina
SortSmart Education Program
t local depots can scan the on-site QR code to enter a contest to win a quarterly prize! Prizes are
provided by the City of Regina, SARCAN and Protex Environmental.
Participating depots: SARCAN Recycling Depots locations in Regina. You can find exact locations on
the SARCAN website. The Yard Waste Depot Household Hazardous Materials Depot Two prizes will be
drawn each quarter, closing at 7 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. ...
