Winter Maintenance Interactive Map
Residents can now use a new interactive map to track the City’s winter maintenance activities during a snow event to track the plowing progress of the City's maintenance team across the city.
Residential Snow Plow – February 23 to March 10, 2026
The City of Regina will be conducting a full residential plow for all Category 5 roads due to the amount of snow the city saw this past week. The City has drafted a schedule for all neighbourhoods.
Residents are encouraged to remove vehicles from the street on their scheduled plowing dates to ensure crews can perform a thorough and efficient operation. Where vehicles remain parked, crews may need to plow around them or bypass narrow sections of roadway.
Snow ridges will be placed along the curb line. Snow will not be physically hauled or removed from residential streets as part of this program.
Please note: the schedule below is subject to change if weather conditions shift or other unforeseen circumstances arise.
Schedule:
February 23: Normanview West, Normanview West Addition, Lakeridge, Washington Park, University Park
February 24: Coronation Park, Regent Park, Wascana View, Harbour Landing
February 25: Sherwood Estates West, Parkridge, Creekside, Arnhem Place, Eastpoint Estates, Glencairn Village, Wood Meadows
February 26: Lakeridge Addition, Gardner Park, Hillsdale northeast, Cathedral, Crescents, River Heights, Lakeview, Parliament Place, Albert Park East
February 27: Belvedere, Transcona, The Creeks, Greens on Gardner, Eastbrook
March 2: Normanview south/north, Regent Park north, Washington Park, Glen Elm Park south, Broders Annex, Westerra
March 3: Walsh Acers, Argyle Park, Lakeview, Albert Park west, Normandy Heights
March 4: Sherwood Estates east, Rochdale Park, Lakewood, Glencairn north, Woodland Grove, Windsor Park
March 5: Cityview, Chruchill Downs, Uplands, Parkview, Rothwell Place, Glen Elm Park
March 6: Skyview, Eastview, Heritage, Wascana Addition, Arcola Sub, Broders Annex, Douglas Park, Dominion Heights, University Park east, Hillsdale northwest
March 9: Dieppe, Dieppe Place, Rosemont, Mount Royal, Regent Park South, Westhill, Fairways West, Parkdale, Hawkstone, Heritage
March 10: Hillsdale southwest, Qu’Appelle Village, Whitmore Park, McNab, Pioneer Village, CP Rail, Albert Park South
Visual message boards will be placed in high traffic areas in advance of plowing in many neighbourhoods. Please pay attention to signage. You can also sign up for alerts on your phone for seasonal alerts. (see below)
Thank you for your patience as crews move through city neighbourhoods.
Snow Route Program
With no vehicles in the parking lane, a more thorough snow plow from curb to curb can be achieved. This improves traffic flow along the road and helps make winter operations more efficient. Snow routes in Regina cover 16 kilometres of our road network. The selected routes are typically difficult for equipment to plow efficiently, largely due to on-street parking:
- Winnipeg St - Ross Ave to Broadway Ave
- Victoria Ave - Pasqua St to Albert St
- Victoria Ave - Broad St to Winnipeg St
- Toronto St - Victoria Ave to College Ave
- College Ave - Winnipeg St to Arcola Ave
- Broadway Ave - Broad St to Park St
- 15th Ave - Elphinstone St to Winnipeg St
- 14th Ave - Toronto St to Winnipeg St
- 14th Ave - Albert St to Halifax St
- 13th Ave - Broad St to Toronto St
Snow route locations are easily identified by blue signs with a white snowflake.
Declaring a Snow Route
Snow Routes are Declared:
- When snowfall has reached a minimum of 5 cm of snow
- By 3 p.m. the day before parking bans are in effect
- Any day of the week
When a snow route is declared, it means there is no parking for a 24-hour period. Vehicles that remain on the snow route during the temporary parking ban will be ticketed $120. Residents and businesses are free to return the following morning if there has been no notification before 3 p.m. the day before, no matter what the weather brings.
For example, when a snow route is declared at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, that means there is no parking on the route starting at 6 a.m. Wednesday until 6 a.m. Thursday.
Residents are advised through the Sweep&Plow app, email, phone, on our Facebook and Twitter pages and on the website.
If you have a parking permit through the Saskatchewan Abilities Council's Parking Program for People with Disabilities, please contact us at 306-777-7000 to determine if we can work together to find an alternative.
