The City of Regina will be offering free transit on election day after all. A free bus pass that can be printed or displayed through a smart phone on election day is available for residents to access the transit service to their polling station. Director of transit Brad Bells said this comes after inquiries made to […]
No need for change anymore, you can now stuff the parking meters in Regina with your phone. The PayByPhone app launched in Regina today so you can pay for parking with your credit card, and receive reminders before your time expires. Who needs to carry change anymore? You can now pay for parking in #yqr […]
The City of Regina is releasing the concept design to the new Maple Leaf Pool project. The city estimates it will cost $4.5 Million for the new pool, which will feature an L-shape design with zero-depth entrance and partially separated and well marked deep end. Mayor Michael Fougere says it’s good to have the designs […]
A rehabilitation project will begin on Monday at Regina’s Fleet Street Landfill. Work will be done on the two inbound holding lanes to replace aging infrastructure and improve drivability. Crews will remove existing asphalt and upgrade the entry lanes to concrete. The city says work will be phased so only one entry lane is closed […]
Construction season is almost near an end in Regina, and one major project is scheduled to be completed by the end of the week. Lewvan Drive has been worked on since May 13, and also saw the first use of the interchangeable middle lane in a Regina construction zone. The city’s Chris Warren said over […]
The city of Regina’s Official Community Plan was open for public review Wednesday at City Hall. Residents were able to look over the different aspects of the plan, the progress made and what is to come as part of the OCP. Councillor Jason Mancinelli said it’s important to get involved in municipal matters like this. […]
As the first day of school for both Regina school divisions is coming up on Tuesday, the city of Regina is promising residents all school zones will be properly marked in time for the new school year. The city says over 90% of school zones are already complete, adding it is a lengthy process to […]
For the first time in over a month, the City of Regina is reporting a below average number of mosquitoes in the city’s control zone. Crews are reporting 55 mosquitoes were caught per trap in the city, four lower than the historic average of 59. City spokesperson Russell Eirich said while there’s been a lot […]
Mayor Michael Fougere says the City of Regina will find a way to keep both the Maple Leaf and Wascana pool projects going. The $20-million projects were denied grant money from the community, culture and recreation infrastructure fund, which is something that has sparked a bit of a controversy on a federal and provincial level […]
The City of Regina says a sewer back up caused by mud and dirt is mainly what caused the latest sink hole to open up at Pasqua Street and Parliament Avenue last Thursday. Director of Water, Waste and Environmental Services, Pat Wilson said because of the location, repairs will be fairly complex. “There’s several […]
