Regina Winter Resources

Practical Winter Information for Regina Property Owners

Winter property care in Regina involves much more than simply shovelling after it snows. Blowing and drifting snow, ice, changing temperatures, snow accumulation and spring melting can all create different challenges throughout the season.

This resource centre provides practical information for Regina homeowners, landlords, businesses and property managers who want to better understand winter property maintenance.

You’ll find straightforward guides covering snow and ice, preparing your property for winter, understanding snow-removal services and contracts, and dealing with some of the conditions that are particularly relevant to a Regina winter.

Snow Removal & Property Preparation

How to Prepare Your Driveway & Property for Snow Removal

A little preparation before winter can make snow clearing easier and help protect objects that may become difficult to see once they’re covered by snow.

Learn what to move, mark and check around driveways, walkways, entrances and other areas before the snow starts accumulating.

Read the Property Preparation Guide →

DIY vs. Professional Snow Removal: Which Is Right for You?

Shovelling, using a snowblower and hiring a snow-removal service each have advantages and disadvantages.

This guide looks at the practical differences—including time, effort, equipment, property size and the amount of snow you typically need to manage.

Compare Your Snow Removal Options →

Snow Removal Equipment Explained

From a basic snow shovel to snowblowers, plows and larger commercial equipment, different tools are suited to different properties and snow conditions.

Learn what common snow-removal equipment does and why the biggest machine isn’t necessarily the best choice for every job.

Learn About Snow Removal Equipment →

Regina Winter Conditions

How Regina Weather Affects Snow Removal

A snowfall doesn’t always end when the snow stops falling. Wind can redistribute snow onto areas that were already cleared, prolonged storms can require repeated work, and changing temperatures can create packed snow and icy surfaces.

This guide explains why weather conditions can affect when and how snow is cleared.

Learn How Weather Affects Snow Clearing →

Understanding Ice & De-Icing Products

Rock salt, calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, sand and other ice-control materials don’t all perform the same job or behave the same way under different conditions.

Learn the basic differences between common winter treatments and why temperature, surface conditions and the purpose of the treatment matter.

Read the Ice-Control Guide →

Planning & Choosing Snow Removal

Snow Removal Contracts: What Should You Look For?

Before agreeing to seasonal snow removal, it’s important to understand exactly what you’re buying.

This guide explains terms worth checking—including what triggers service, which areas are included, how drifting or repeat snowfall is handled, whether ice control is included, and what the agreement says about additional service and cancellation.

Read the Snow Removal Contract Guide →

Snow Removal for Seniors & People With Limited Mobility

Snow and ice can make winter property maintenance particularly difficult for people who cannot safely shovel, push a snowblower or repeatedly clear areas after storms.

This guide looks at practical snow-removal options, planning considerations and available sources of assistance.

Read the Winter Assistance Guide →

Regina Snow-Clearing Rules

Regina’s Sidewalk Snow-Clearing Bylaw

Regina property owners have responsibilities for clearing City sidewalks adjoining their properties, and the required timeframe depends on the property’s location.

Our detailed guide explains the basic requirements, when the clearing period begins, where cleared snow can be placed and what can happen when a sidewalk isn’t cleared.

Read Regina’s Sidewalk Snow-Clearing Bylaw →