City of Regina residents are now able to receive an email to remind them to move their car if they’re parked in a snow route before it comes into effect. Snow routes are declared at 3:00 PM the day before they come into effect. The snow routes help city crews clear the roads for better […]
Regina City Council will hold a special meeting on Monday, where it’s expected COVID-19 proof of vaccination requirements will be expanded to include all City locations, other than libraries and the Transit Information Centre located in the Cornwall Centre. Currently proof of vaccination or a negative test is required at the following City facilities: • […]
The City of Regina is conducting a feasibility study that explores building a potential new indoor pool facility. The current location of Lawson Aquatics Centre has been deemed the best location for a new facility, the City says the study will consider if and how the existing facility fits into future plans. “We are excited […]
Fat, oil, and grease from cooking is known to cause blockages in sewer systems if it finds it’s way down a residential drain, so the City of Regina is reminding residents of their “Prevent the Plug” program. It comes after thousands of Moose Jaw residents almost experienced sewer backups after a two-foot “Fatberg” was cleared […]
Below is a list of hours for City of Regina services and hours on National Truth and Reconciliation Day, Thursday, September 30th. Civic Offices: Closed Landfill/Yard Waste Depot: Open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Entry gates close at 6:45 p.m. Garbage Collection: All garbage will be picked up as usual. Recycling: All recycling will be […]
Those entering city-run facilities in Regina, will be required to show proof of vaccine, or a negative Covid-test, as of November 15th. The move comes as daily new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan have reached record levels. Mayor Sandra Masters says the move was a no-brainer when it comes to the protection of city staff […]
The City of Regina’s bylaw that will ban the use of plastic checkout bags comes into effect February 1. The ban applies to plastic bags provided to customers at checkouts. In a release the City says that other in-store plastic bags used for items such as bulk foods, fruits, vegetables are still permitted. The City […]
It appears the City of Regina’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for City owned facilities will be delayed by two months. Originally set to take effect September 20, a City Council report now says the target date is November 15. The City’s reasoning is, “to procure and implement the needed devices to ensure a positive experience for […]
The City of Regina is urging residents to keep an eye for debris near catch basins in their area after the city was pummeled by a late summer storm Tuesday night. Director of Water, Waste, and Environment Kurtis Doney says the city’s Northwest end was hit the hardest by the storm, receiving nearly 28mm of […]
The City of Regina says it’s employees will need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 as of September 15, while users of all indoor City facilities will need to be vaccinated by September 20. Further details on how people will need to provide proof of vaccination will be announced in the coming weeks, according to […]
