View the guide and related information here.
Program registration for Regina citizens begins at 7 am on August 9th.
View the guide and related information here.
Program registration for Regina citizens begins at 7 am on August 9th.
Four of the City of Regina’s outdoor pools are set to open over the next few weeks, offering residents and families the opportunity to stay active and enjoy the summer. Regent Pool, Maple Leaf Pool and Buffalo Meadows Pool will open June 9. Massey Pool is undergoing essential concrete repairs, and an opening date will soon be announced.
New this year, all outdoor pools will have extended hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekends in June and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily in July and August. In addition to the extended hours, there will be many new and exciting programs for all ages.
Families can access $4 family swims, and young children will have dedicated preschool swim time. Youth will have the opportunity to get involved in a variety of activities including ‘try it’ events, weekend tournaments to participate in variety of non-competitive and competitive water activities, and a Toonie Teen Swim for ages 13-18.
Other new and returning activities include drop-in and registered swimming lessons, adapted swimming lessons, sessions offered by Aquatic Sport User Groups like synchronized swimming and water polo, Adapted Family Leisure Swim, Lifesaving Sport classes, Swim & Coffee and Aquacise.
All activities at Maple Leaf and Buffalo Meadows are free. Registration requirements, swim times and classes differ per pool. Full details can be found in the Spring/Summer Leisure Guide and the What’s in Your Neighbourhood maps on Regina.ca. Pool locations and admission fees can be found at Regina.ca/outdoorpools
Construction is currently underway at Wascana Pool and it is expected to open in summer 2023.
If the outdoor pools are busy, don’t forget about the many city-owned spray pads available from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. all summer long. Visit Regina.ca/spraypad for a list of locations.
The Heritage Community Association (HCA) is looking for its next Executive Director (ED)! This
is an exciting leadership opportunity for someone with a passion for community engagement
and strong administrative skills.
Find more information on the opening at the HCA’s website.
The PVCA is holding its Annual General Meeting on Monday, April 2 25th at 7pm. It will be conducted virtually using Zoom.
For the Zoom meeting link, please email pvca@sasktel.net
The major topic to be discussed is succession planning, as we are still hoping to confirm volunteers for the Chair, Secretary, Facilities Coordinator, and Newsletter Editor positions.
See below for our annual financial statements:
The PVCA is at a critical point in terms of volunteer support, we urgently need to fill several positions to be able to keep the association running:
-Chairperson
-Secretary
-Programming Coordinator
-Events Coordinator
-Newsletter Editor
If you would like information on any of these positions, please contact us at pvca@sasktel.net and we will be happy to provide some more details.
You can review the leisure guide here.
Registration for Spring classes begins Tuesday, March 8 at 7 a.m. for residents, Thursday, March 10 for non-residents.
Registration for Summer classes begins Tuesday, May 17 at 7 a.m. for residents, Thursday, May 19 for non-residents.
Log into Regina Recreation Online to add courses to your Wish List prior to registration opening for ease of checkout.
Please note, the PVCA does not currently have plans to offer Spring/Summer 2022 program.
The registration process for the remainder of open spots in the PVCA’s Winter 2022 Programs will take place exclusively online at pvca.ca/shop. Phone numbers and email addresses are required. Because all of the programs are taking place virtually, having a correct email address on file is essential for your instructor to be able to send your invitations to sessions.
5. If purchasing a Membership, you will be required to provide your Family name to complete the order.