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View the Community and Social Impact Regina Information Package.

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gs or wrap in your brown garbage cart. Footage of recyclable materials traveling along a conveyor belt is shown. A woman talks to the camera. Visit Regina.ca/plastic for more details and tips on recycling plastics.” Text appears across the screen including a link to Regina.ca/plastic. The City of Regina logo also appears in the bottom right hand corner. Try the Stretch Test! Does the plastic stretch when you pull it? Can you can poke your thumb through it? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then it’s not recyclable in the blue cart. Common examples: Grocery bag Bread bag Produce bag Saran wrap Bubble wrap Overwrap on a pop case Do the Crinkle Test! Does the plastic bag or wrap make a crinkly sound or tear easily? If yes, these plastics are also not recyclable in your blue cart. Common examples: Chip bag Frozen vegetable bag Pasta noodle bag Pet food bag Plastic Checkout Bag Ban Learn more about the Bag Ban Bylaw below The Plastic Checkout Bag Ban Bylaw prohibits a retail or food service business from: providing, distributing or selling plastic check out bags (including biodegradable plastic) restricting or denying the use of any reusable container or reusable bag by a person The Plastic Checkout Bag Ban BylawOpens in new window is intended to minimize plastic waste entering the landfill, prevent plastic litter and to extend the life of the landfill. The average Canadian uses 200-300 plastic checkout bags a year which means that Regina residents produce millions of single use plastic bags annually. Even if you reuse some of your bags, many are ending up in our landfill or littered throughout our community. This ban will eliminate the excess from our community. Exceptions The ban only applies to bags provided to customers at checkout. Businesses may only provide plastic bags for the following purposes: carrying fruits or vegetables carrying freshly prepared bakery items or other food items that are not pre-packaged transporting wrapped flowers or potted plants containing bulk food items or bulk hardware items transporting live fish covering clothes immediately following professional laundering or dry cleaning covering newspapers or other printed materials intended to be left at the customer’s residence or place of business carrying prescription drugs received from a pharmacy carrying fresh or frozen meat, poultry, fish or frozen foods whether pre-packaged or not protecting linens, bedding or other similar large items that cannot easily fit in a reusable container protecting tires that cannot easily fit in a reusable bag using at the customer’s residence or place of business, provided such plastic bags are pre-packaged and sold in packages of multiple bags Why a plastic checkout bag ban? To help inform your customers about the change, you can find a variety of promotional materials to use in our Plastic Checkout Bag Ban Business Toolkit. ...

ors.centre@real1884.ca. For questions about Arenas from October 1 to March 31, contact Central Scheduling at 306-777-7979 or email centralscheduling@regina.ca. 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. 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. Visit the Dog Parks page for more information and locations. Dog Parks & Off-Leash Areas Outdoor Hockey League (OHL) sites are typically maintained into March to accommodate their season. Community Association (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, St Francis Park and Williston Park. Lights: Button-activated lights are available at rinks except Maat Park, St Francis 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. West Regina Name Address Type(s) Status CA OHL Dieppe Park 145 Dorothy St Non-Boarded Closed Fuhrmann Park 170 Fuhrmann Cres Non-Boarded Closed ✓ Hind Park 20 Hind St Non-Boarded Closed Joanne Goulet (Westhill) 120 Dorion Rd Boarded Non-Boarded Closed Closed Litzenberger Park 100 Rink Ave Boarded Non-Boarded Closed Closed ✓ Maat Park 1701 N Elks Rd Non-Boarded Closed Mable Brown Park 255 Mikkelson Dr Non-Boarded Closed ✓ McLurg School Park 201 Fulton Dr Non-Boarded Closed McNab Park 4802 11th Ave Non-Boarded Closed ✓ Rochdale Park (NWLC) 1127 Arnason St Boarded Non-Boarded Closed Closed ✓ Rosemont School Park 5240 4th Ave Boarded Non-Boarded Closed Closed ✓ ✓ Ruth M. ...

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Transit Route 18 - University to Harbour Landing.

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View the planning and development service advisory for secondary suites in rowhouses.

View the I Love Regina 20th Anniversary Exhibitor Terms & Conditions

I Love Regina Exhibitor Terms Conditions 2023

Use this form to request a booking for a ball diamond, athletic field or the Canada Games Athletic Complex.

View the Advisory for Rated Double Doors.