Direct Control District Consolidation Summary
View the Direct Control District Consolidation Summary
2023 Culture New Initiative Follow-up Report
View the 2023 Culture New Initiative Follow-up Report.
Building Permit Application - Foundation Repair
View the Foundation Repair Permit Application Package.
Rapid Housing Initiative – North Central Family Centre
In 2023, the City of Regina received $6.6 million in capital funding under the Federal government’s
Rapid Housing Initiative 3 to deliver a minimum of 25 new affordable
housing units.
PL202200039 - 4010 Prince of Wales Drive
Public Notice - 4010 Prince of Wales Drive
Changes to Regina’s Curbside Recycling Program Begin July 1
y, efficiently and avoid costs incurred as a result of contamination. For more information on what
belongs in each cart, residents are encouraged to visit
Regina.ca/WasteWizard.
Community Partners
entre. Agency staff will work with them to address their most immediate needs, including shelter
and food. Community Support Services Call 2-1-1 or visit sk.211.ca.
211 Saskatchewan is a United Way initiative that is a free, 24/7 resource for information on
community and support services in the province How You can Help We are a caring community and we
know that many are eager to lend a hand. You can help by looking out for neighbours, friends and
family in need. If you are able, the best way to support agencies in delivering services is through
an online donation. Extreme Weather Strategy Exteme Weather Spaces Regina Survival Guide (Text
Only) Regina Survival Guide & Map
(Jan 2025) Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP) Form
Harbour Landing Online Engagement Presentation
View the presentation from the Harbour Landing online engagement session held July 2020.
Tents, Stages & Temporary Structures
A building permit is generally required if you wish to erect a tent, stage or other temporary
building as part of a public gathering, for example: charitable
event, church gathering, summer fair, beer garden or similar type of event.
Accessibility & Inclusion
vide recommendations on City of Regina capital projects, including infrastructure upgrades and
retrofits and implementation of accessible features at new and
existing City of Regina facilities; review Federal and Provincial directives, regulations, and
legislation relating to accessibility and inclusion and identify implications for the City of
Regina; Review research on accessibility issues and current leading practices for eliminating
barriers to participation; provide advice on public awareness campaigns to promote the City’s
efforts to make its services, facilities, and infrastructure accessible and barrier-free; provide
community engagement opportunities for people that experience disability to raise issues and
concerns with decision makers. Find Upcoming Meetings View Committee Members
Accessibility Advisory Committee
Adapted recreation refers to recreation activities or programs that have been changed or designed
specifically to be more accessible to people with disabilities. This plan identifies barriers to
recreation, and an action plan for preventing and addressing those barriers in order to make City
recreation and leisure opportunities more accessible. It was developed in 2021 through extensive
consultation with people with disabilities and their support networks. Adapted Recreation Plan
Executive Summary
Adapted Recreation Plan
View the accessibility features at our major recreation centres and neighbourhood centres. Sandra
Schmirler Leisure Centre Overhead sling lift on pool deck All gender/family changeroom with
overhead lift and plinth Accessible washroom in lobby area Changerooms with accessible washroom
stall Accessible parking stalls Accessible entrance on West side of the building North West Leisure
Centre Accessible all gender/ family change room with plinth located on pool deck Aquatic ramp and
wheelchair for entry into pool (entry depth . ...
2020 Approved Budget Report
View the 2020 Approved General & Utility Operating and Capital Budget Report
