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Apply online to book the Pat Fiacco Plaza, Victoria Park and F.W. Hill Mall.

The City of Regina is recruiting lifeguards and swimming instructors to join our team.

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ng a Home - You can contact a Realtor to assist you in finding a home. The Association of Regina REALTORS® provides information on members, sales and prices. Seeking affordable home ownership? View the list of eligible developments that may be considered for an affordable homeownership grant after meeting the eligibility requirements. Building a Home - Regina & Region Home Builders’ Association has an extensive website that provides a lot of consumer information on building a new home or renovating an existing home. Renting a Home - You can look for rental properties on rentals.ca, usedregina.com or regina.kijiji.ca. Some of these websites also can help you find and purchase used furniture and household items. The City works with non-profit and private sector organizations to encourage and promote affordable housing in Regina. If you are seeking an affordable rental property, view the list of organizations and developers providing affordable rental through the City of Regina’s housing incentives. The Regina Housing Authority offers a range of housing assistance for low-income householders who otherwise cannot afford safe, adequate rental housing. If you need temporary accommodations, Regina has many hotels and motels which can be found the Regina Hotel Association website. Utilities Water and sewer services are City-owned. SaskTel supplies telecommunication products and services. SaskPower and SaskEnergy supply electricity and natural gas. Resources & Major Industries Regina’s resource-based economy is fuelled by agriculture, oil and gas production and development, as well as telecommunications. Regina has been named one of the most affordable places to do business in western North America several times over the past few years. Economic Development Regina Inc. (EDR) attracts new business to the area and fosters the growth of existing businesses. Services for Newcomers The City of Regina welcomes people from around the world. Our diversity defines us. Language is an important part of becoming comfortable in a community. Languages transmit cultures, values and traditional knowledge and plays an important role in promoting sustainable futures. We look forward to you calling Regina ‘home’ and participating in many cultural and recreational services that we are proud to offer our residents. The City of Regina never asks anyone for their immigration status to access any of the services we provide. The City of Regina encourages all immigrants, refugees and temporary residents to contact the Newcomer Welcome Centre. The Centre provides information, assessments and other supports to help you and your family make a more successful transition to life in our community. Other organizations that specialize in services to immigrants are Regina Open Door Society, Regina Immigrant Women Centre, Assemblée communautaire fransaskoise, Ukrainian Canadian Congress and Catholic Family Service’s Newcomer Centre Career & Support Services Centre. Start with the Language Assessment and Referral Centre (LARC). They will assess you and refer you to one of four Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada organizations: Regina Open Door Society Saskatchewan Polytechnic Regina Immigrant Women Centre University of Regina Other organizations dedicated to helping immigrants and newcomers with language services are: The Regina Public Library offers free lessons in English as an Additional Language. Saskatchewan Polytechnic Regina Campus offers extensive English language services for adult newcomers. ...

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More than 200,000 residents rely on the services and programs run by the City of Regina ...

In 2023, a construction project will take place on McCarthy Boulevard, in phases, between 9th Avenue North and Sherwood Drive. ...

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Regina residents must fill out this form to apply for compensation from the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program.

Regina residents must fill out this form to apply for compensation from the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program.

Apply for the City of Regina TIPPS program to pay your property taxes in 12 monthly installments.

space becomes available and to be informed of future opportunities. Information for Exhibitors and Performers Know Before You Go! Here you'll find key event details and information to help make your trip to I Love Regina Day fun and enjoyable. View the Facebook Event to follow and invite your family and friends to I Love Regina Day! Keep checking back for event updates! First Aid On-site first aid is provided by St. John's Ambulance and will be located by the Information booth in the north section of the park. Parking Designated accessible parking is available on Scarth Street and Lorne Street. Free parking on event day is available in the City Hall parkade. On-street 2-hour metered parking is free on Saturdays. Please do not park in reserved/bagged meter spaces. Washrooms Portable toilets and accessible portable toilets are available on-site. Fully accessible washrooms, change tables, and flushable toilets are available at the Victoria Park Kiosk (northwest of the park), Regina Public Library, and Cornwall Centre. BBQ From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., a FREE BBQ with beef and vegetarian/vegan burgers will be served at the cenotaph at the centre of the park. Burgers are available while quantities last. Food for Purchase Food trucks on the Plaza will be serving food for purchase. Stay tuned for our list of food trucks. How to Get Here Regina Transit bus stops are located near Victoria Park along Victoria Avenue and Lorne Street. Bike Regina is hosting their free Bike Valet near the northeast corner of the park. Water Bring your own water bottle and use the Refill Station in the northeast corner of the park. View the Facebook Event Accessibility Information Accessible parking is located beside Victoria Park on Scarth Street and Lorne Street, and nearby on Victoria Avenue and 12th Avenue. Accessible portable toilets are located on-site in Victoria Park. Permanent, accessible washrooms with change tables & flushable toilets are located in the Plaza Kiosk (west side of Plaza) and the Regina Public Library. Quiet Spaces can be found in the Regina Public Library and in story time corners at RPL’s booth in Victoria Park. Shaded tent space is provided in the Kids’ Bouncy Zone. Air conditioning can be found in the Regina Public Library. The free water bottle refill station is on the northeast side of Victoria Park. There is a dog bowl on the water station for your fur babies. ...

The Regina Municipal and School Board election is held every four years. ...

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