Regina Proposal Introduces Equity to Parks and Recreation Funding

In Regina, city leaders are weighing a proposal to raise recreation fees and add a surcharge for non-residents who use city-run pools, parks, and programs. Supporters say the change isn’t only about revenue but about fairness — residents already pay taxes that help fund these facilities. The plan would also give residents first access to program registration, addressing long waitlists. It’s a reminder of how cities everywhere balance rising costs with the principle of who should pay for shared community resources. Larissa Kurz with Regina Leader Post has the full story.

Larissa Kurz

Regina Leader Post

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