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current openings for Lifeguard/Instructors with the City of Regina. Type ‘Lifeguard’ into the keyword search. Questions? Contact lifeguardrecruiting@regina.ca. To become a Lifeguard/Instructor, you first must take courses that certify you to become a lifeguard and swimming instructor. Required Courses: Lifesaving Society Bronze Medallion (age 13+) Lifesaving Society Bronze Cross (must have a current Bronze Medallion) Lifesaving Society National Lifeguard - Pool (NL) (age 15+ and current first aid or AEC) Lifesaving Swim for Life Instructor (age 15+ and a current Bronze Cross) And one of the following: Canadian Red Cross Standard First Aid CPR/AED-C Lifesaving Society Aquatic Emergency Care (AEC) with CPR Level C St. John Ambulance Standard First Aid: CPR Level C Note: All awards must remain current and copies of updated rewards are required to be provided. ...

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een submitted. In Plan Check – application is under review. You can check estimated timelines of permit application reviews based on project type at Regina.ca/build Returned for Corrections – application has been returned to customer for clarifications due to insufficient information or because it is not in compliance with code and bylaws. View the Application Revision Notice under Documents and Images for next steps. Submittals Incomplete – application was incomplete and requires more information before it can proceed. You will receive an email notification from the City. View the Incomplete Application Notice under Documents and Images for next steps. How do I submit corrections and revisions? View this document for a quick reference on how to submit corrections. View this document for a quick reference on how to submit revisions. For more detailed instructions, see the eBuild User Guide Will I receive my permit faster if I apply through eBuild? Service levels are standard regardless of the way they are submitted. It depends on the project type. For estimated review timelines, visit Regina.ca/build. Can I still submit my permit application and drawings via email? No, as of Jan. 1, 2023 only sign applications will be accepted through email. In person submissions are still accepted in person at the permit counter main floor City Hall. However, with eBuild, you can submit large drawings and plans up to 100 MB and also track the status of your application. Can I pay the fees online? Online payment is accepted through eBuild for those applications submitted through the eBuild tool. Once your application has passed all required reviews, a Letter of Completion is issued and the status of your application will change to Ready for Issuance. This means your permit(s) is ready to be issued but is awaiting fee payment. To pay your fee, go to the My Items section of your account, and select the “Pay Fees” button. This will only be an option when payment is required. Once the fee has been paid, the documents are stamped and permit(s) issued. The documents are made visible in your eBuild account for you to access and print. You can also visit the main floor of City Hall to pay the permit fee in person. How do I reset my MyAccount username and/or password? Go to the login page, click the Forgot your password link and follow the instructions. Due to security reasons, the City of Regina is not able to reset your password for you. How do I reset my eBuild username and/or password? Go to the MyAccount login page, click the Forgot your password link and follow the instructions. Due to security reasons, the City of Regina is not able to reset your password for you. What if I need to edit my information in my account (i.e. change last name, email or address)? Log into eBuild and select My Account. Click on Edit Contact Information to revise the information on your account. Will other application types be available on eBuild? Yes. In the future, eBuild users can expect sign permit applications and planning applications to be added. Can I apply for multiple applications at once? Applicants can only apply for one application at a time through the eBuild software. Each application type has specific requirements, fees and service levels so multiple applications cannot be submitted at once. Can contacts other than the applicant view my eBuild application? If they have been listed as a contact on your application and are an eBuild user, they will have access to view your application. ...

A discretionary use of land, building or other structure may be permitted in a zone only at the discretion of and at a location specified by City Council.

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Planting trees on City property is subject to the application process and by approval of the City.

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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. ...

and answers about the Wascana Pool Renewal. How do I get there? Wascana Pool is located at 2400 Wascana Drive. Transit: For your best route, check Regina.ca/transit or Transit Live. These routes stop near the pool: 4 (Hillsdale/Walsh Acres) 7 (Whitmore Park) 8 (Eastview/Normandy Heights) 9 (Parkridge) 15 (Heritage West) 40 (Albert South/Albert North) Bike/scooter racks: Several bike racks are located by the admission area. Remember your lock! What is the capacity of the pool? How will I know if it’s at capacity? The Capacity at Wascana Pool is 800. If the facility is at capacity, no more people will be allowed in until other people leave. The cashier will let you know when you show up or you can call us at 306.777.7529. Is this a saltwater pool? Yes, it’s saltwater-generated chlorine - but it’s not at all like the ocean. Our pool water is about 3000 parts per million (ppm) salt while the ocean is about 10 times that amount. Salt water has benefits to swimmers’ skin and eyes compared to traditional chlorine treated water. Can I bring my own food? Yes, picnics are welcome! Outside food and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed – or visit the concession operated by The Capital City Kitchen Picnic tables and benches are available inside the facility as well as outside around the accessible playground and spray pad areas. Where can I view the concession menu? Is the concession available for park users too? The concession is operated by Capital City Kitchen for the 2026 season. Is there a washroom/changeroom available for playground and spray pad users? Yes, there is an accessible washroom for playground and spray pad users that is accessed from outside of the concession building. There are also gendered washrooms located a few paces east of the concession in a separate, existing standalone facility. Is alcohol allowed in the facility? What about smoking, vaping and cannabis use? No alcohol or substances of any kind are allowed in the facility. Smoking and vaping are not permitted in the facility or within 10m of the entrance. Anyone under the influence of substances or causing a disturbance will be asked to leave. Where can I store my personal items while I swim? Coin return lockers ($0.25) are available in three locations – inside the changeroom facility, outside on the pool deck by the hot tub and outside by the eating area by the concession. Lockers also accommodate bringing your own lock. Are there lounge chairs and shade at the facility? Can I bring my own lawn chair? There are picnic tables and benches and both sunny and tree-shaded areas around the pools. You are welcome to bring your own lawn chair, blankets or towels to enjoy the grassy area. What height do I need to be to ride the waterslides? Can I ride with my child? Riders must be 107 cm tall (42 inches or 3.5 feet) to ride the waterslides and the accessible side by side slide. For safety, only one rider is permitted at a time. What are the pool depths? Leisure pool: tot area in zero depth entry area / deep end 1 m Lazy river depth: 1.1 m Hot tub: 1 m Lap pool: shallow end 1.4 m / deep end 3.8 m Does the pool provide lifejackets/PFDs and pool floaties? Can I bring my own? The pool has a limited number of lifejackets/PFDs and floatation boards available. We do not offer pool floaties. You are welcome to bring your own lifejackets/PFDs, pool floaties and water toys, but please ask a lifeguard before using floaties and water toys. No items are permitted on the waterslides. Can I rent the pool? The facility is not available for rentals at this time; however you can rent the multi-purpose room for birthday parties and other private events. Fill out the application form and submit it by email to wascanaroomrental@regina.ca Will there be swimming lessons offered at Wascana Pool? Yes. Visit our Leisure Guide webpage for details. What are the sustainability features of the facility? Water conservation features include a regenerative pool water filtration system, low consumption fixtures, and recirculating spray pad. Energy conservation and emission reduction features include a high-efficient water heating plant, solar panels, LED lighting and variable speed pool pumps. Approximately 30% of the energy for the facility comes from the solar panels. We used as much real estate as possible and available on the site for this feature. How much did the facility cost and who funded it? The Wascana Pool Renewal Project cost $16.4 million. The project received $12 million in funding from the Government of Saskatchewan through the Municipal Economic Enhancement Program (MEEP). The City covered the remainder of the cost.

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