Another golf season is on the horizon in Saskatchewan, and the City of Regina is set to open their four city-owned golf courses over the next three weeks. Tor Hill Golf Course is set to open this Friday, while Murray and Goulet Golf Courses will open on April 16. Lastly, the Lakeview Par 3 course […]
The City of Regina is asking residents to be on the lookout for clean up crews who will be collecting litter alongside Ring Road and other high-speed roadways this week, as part of the City’s spring clean up program. For crew members safety the City is asking motorists to slow down when passing workers. In […]
The City of Regina has extended its Community Safety and Well-being survey from March 31st until April 16th. With that the City is launching a new online activity to learn about spaces residents find safe and good for their well being. The survey explores current perceptions of community safety and well-being as part of a […]
Weekly garbage collection is returning to Regina for the summer months. City crews will begin collecting garbage weekly next Monday, April 5. Residents are reminded to follow four steps to ensure their garbage collection runs smoothly: Fill it -Bag or bundle all waste items, specifically tissues/napkins and cleaning wipes. -Keep cart lid closed. -Don’t overfill […]
Regina City Council will vote at Wednesday’s meeting on what to do with a statue of Canada’s first prime minister located in Victoria Park. City administration is recommending the statue of Sir John A. Macdonald be put into storage while “consultations occur with partners and the public on an appropriate future location” along with the […]
If you’re parking downtown, you shouldn’t need to worry about getting a ticket in the next two weeks. The City of Regina has announced it has suspended expired parking meter enforcement until April 5 while the regional COVID-19 restrictions are in place. Effective Immediately – Save your 🪙 ! Enforcement of expired parking 🅿️ meters […]
The lowest mill rate increase the city has seen since 2009 is going to be discussed Wednesday afternoon by Regina City Council, as they begin debate on the 2021 operating budget. A proposed increase of 2.34 percent is on the table, with 1.39 percent of that dedicated to the Regina Police Service, and .5 percent […]
The City of Regina will be investing into the construction of a biofuel processing plant near the city. True North Renewable Fuels Ltd. (TNRF) asked City Council on Wednesday to approve a $1 million dollar grant, citing it was essential to the construction of the plant. Mayor Sandra Masters says the facility’s potential is exciting. […]
More than 23-hundred trees will be pruned in Regina’s Whitmore Park area before the end of the month. The City says residents who park on the street will be given 24 hours notice if they’ll be required to move their vehicle. People are asked to remain at least two metres away from crews at all […]
The City of Regina has put forward legislation that would see safety barriers become permanent on Regina Transit buses. The move comes after concerns were brought forward by the Transit Union about protecting drivers from physical harm, as well as COVID-19. Mayor Sandra Masters says Regina is joining other jurisdictions in installing the barriers. “Most […]
