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ve. My key priorities include: Advocating for a return to the highest funding levels in the nation. Ensuring every classroom provides an inclusive environment where no student is left behind or rushed through. Creating spaces where students feel safe both inside and outside the classroom. Supporting investments in Indigenous-led land-based education, after-school programs, and school food initiatives. It’s crucial to elect school board trustees who are committed to strengthening our public education system, and I am prepared to lead that charge. instagram Kale MacLellan

s Procurement Policy. The goal of the policy is to break down systemic barriers for Indigenous vendors to enter the competitive municipal procurement environment. The City has generated a verified Indigenous vendor list that has more than 200 vendors on it and of those, 14 have been awarded municipal contracts. In 2023, the City’s Indigenous procurement spend was $2.9 million. Visit Regina.ca/BusinessGathering to register today!

e division equips staff with technology, process, physical workspace and equipment to do their jobs, while creating a safe, healthy and engaging work environment. It also ensures safe and welcoming recreation and public facilities for residents and tourists to Regina. ...

as been approved or denied no later than 10 business days after submission.  Request approval is at the discretion of the Director of Water, Waste & Environment. Businesses and organizations that have specific branding colour requirements (e.g. part of a franchise with decor colour requirements, specific operational needs, etc.) can apply for a waiver of bin colour requirements. Approved applicants must still comply with all other requirements in The Waste Management Bylaw 2012-63, Sections 37.3-37.4. Email Address:

been approved or denied no later than 10 business days after submission. Application approval is at the discretion of the Director of Water, Waste & Environment.  Grandfathering Bins Businesses, institutions and organizations that have implemented a multi-stream waste management program for all three streams (recycling which collects more than paper, food and yard waste, and garbage) prior to March 31, 2023, can apply to have their bins grandfathered in, meaning they do not have to change their waste bins to meet the City’s mandatory colour scheme. Email:

of expertise, experience, skills and backgrounds. The skills and backgrounds collectively represented on the Board reflect the diverse nature of the environment and community we serve. The City of Regina is the sole shareholder of CSIR. ...

with over 6,600 participants providing valuable feedback. Key findings from the survey indicate a strong preference for maintaining a pedestrian-only environment, along with other suggestions for potential improvements to the space, reflecting the community's desire for a lively, walkable space in the heart of downtown. Following a decision made during the 2024 budget process the construction for the project has been rescheduled to begin in 2027. This extension allows the City more time to engage with the community, gather additional insights, and refine the vision for Scarth Street Mall.

our lives," said Russell Eirich, Manager of Open Space Services. "Trees make our homes and communities beautiful while contributing to improving the environment." Regina is home to over 500,000 hand-planted trees. These trees help reduce flooding, cool our neighbourhoods naturally, and remove the CO2 equivalent of 3,330 mid-sized vehicles from the atmosphere annually. This urban forest is a key part of Regina's long-term goal of becoming a 100 per cent renewable city by 2050. Visit Regina.ca/Trees for more information.

The Wastewater Master Plan is a comprehensive wastewater service planning document designed to support the OCP Community Priorities.

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law. The City water supply is chlorinated, therefore, the discharged water must be controlled and treated so as not to be detrimental to the natural environment. Upon the return of the hydrant cart, a final inspection will be conducted for any damage or missing equipment. A complete list of Terms & Conditions are outlined in the application form. For more information, contact Service Regina at 306-777-7000.

s and build relationships to advance opportunities for Indigenous children and youth has been a humbling experience. Her leadership in the corporate environment, where she has developed and supported others in the areas of customer service and sales, is equally strong. Recently, her combined passion for Indigenous community development and strategic management inspired her to resign from a full-time position to pursue independent consultancy. This move allowed her the freedom to focus specifically on reconciliation initiatives, which she sees as contributing directly to the development and enhancement of impactful initiatives led by Indigenous communities. Cheryl is both humbled and excited to bring her experience to Community & Social Impact Regina and advance the priorities to serve the needs of the community. ...

City Turns Brown Carts Blue Your next blue cart could be a repurposed brown cart with a blue lid! The City of Regina has a cost-savings and environmentally friendly way to repurpose its growing collection of 360-litre brown garbage carts. ...

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ute to a well-informed public, a high level of service satisfaction among residents, businesses, stakeholders and visitors, and a dynamic, attractive environment for tourists. Communications, Service Regina & Tourism oversees: Communications, Media Relations, Marketing and Brand Public Engagement and Internal Communications Customer Service (Service Regina) Tourism Regina Jennifer Johnson, Deputy City Manager of Communications, Service Regina & Tourism Jennifer Johnson joined the City of Regina, as Deputy City Manager of Communications, Service Regina, & Tourism in December 2023 after 16 years with the Government of Saskatchewan. ...