Here’s where to cool off or find support in Regina amid

As temperatures continue to soar in Saskatchewan, people may be wondering where they can go to beat the heat or find support.

As temperatures continue to soar in Saskatchewan, people may be wondering where they can go to beat the heat or find support. For those in the Queen City, several drop-in and pick-up locations are available, according to the City of Regina, including: Many of the above locations also offer food, water, washrooms, first aid supplies, and other essentials. Full details can be found o n the City of Regina’s website.

The City of Regina also offers a water bottle fill station and bathrooms at city hall, the Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre, and several recreation facility neighbourhood centres. Public water taps are also available at Buffalo Meadows Park at the corner of 8th Avenue and Montague Street, Victoria Park near the Downtown Chalet, as well as Core Community Park at the intersection of 11th Avenue and Montreal Street. The city also operates 15 spray pads which are free to use, with outdoor pools also an option.

Full hours of operation can be found on the City of Regina’s website.

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