Record of Decision - APPROVAL
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Harm Reduction Funding Recipients
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City Rinks Open for Free Public Skating
ions and introduced stick and puck sessions.” Stick and puck sessions allow participants to
practice hockey and ringette skills in a non-competitive environment, without formal instruction, scrimmages or slapshots. Low-sensory
skates have reduced lighting, no music and a lower attendance capacity. Residents are encouraged to
check schedules before visiting. Indoor arenas are open for public skating from October through
March. Outdoor rinks and shinny sites are available for skating and hockey during the winter months
depending on weather conditions. Residents can check at Regina.ca/Rinks to find rink locations,
hours and schedules.
Legacy Status Form
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.
Legacy Status Form 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:
Colour Requirements Form
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:
Water Hydrant Cart Rental
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.
Construction Resumes on McCarthy Boulevard Sewer Renewal Project
d again on this essential project as it will strengthen Regina’s wastewater system for the long
term,” said Carolyn Kalim, Director, Water, Waste and Environment. “
This project allows us to renew critical infrastructure in a cost-effective way, helping ensure
reliable service for residents while minimizing impacts to the community.” The project will involve
reinstalling a temporary sewer bypass pipe along McCarthy Boulevard between the railway tracks and
Mikkelson Drive. In a second phase, crews will prepare the wastewater pipe for relining by cleaning
out any existing debris before installing the new liner. The project is expected to be completed by
late August 2026. Residents are reminded to plan ahead, slow down and drive safely. Thank you for
your understanding and patience while this important infrastructure work is being completed. ...
City of Regina Seeking Accessibility Plan Feedback
dress barriers to access in City spaces, programs and services. It contains more than 80 actions to
be completed by 2034 related to engagement, built environment,
transportation, employment, communication, programs and services and procurement. As of February
2026, the City has completed 33 actions and 41 are in progress. Of the short-term actions completed
by the end of 2025, 46 per cent are complete and 47 per cent are currently in progress. With the
budget approved for 2026, nearly all short-term actions are expected to be completed by the end of
2026. Some highlights of the actions that have been completed so far are: disability awareness
training for staff, more collaboration between staff on accessibility priorities including
sidewalks, more meaningful engagement with people with lived experience, accessibility upgrades to
public City facilities and more frequent transit service.
Communications, Service Regina & Tourism
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.
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