Victoria Avenue Corridor Study and Functional Design

The City of Regina is advancing the planning phase of the Victoria Avenue Corridor Study and Functional Design Project to consider improvements along Victoria Avenue between Broad Street and Arcola Avenue, Victoria Avenue is an important transportation route identified in the Official Community Plan and Transportation Master Plan. It is also a priority area for higher-density development to support future growth, redevelopment and better connections between neighbourhoods. The project will focus on replacing aging underground infrastructure and pipes and look at way to improve how the corridor functions, looks and is accessed. The City will directly engage with property owners, businesses, residents and other interested groups and people to help inform the planning and design. This is a planning study for future roadway construction and upgrades. Construction will not take place for a few years.

Community participation is critical during the planning phase, because the feedback, perspectives, needs and priorities of those most affected by current conditions and future changes will help with decision-making. This engagement process will help ensure the corridor evolves in a way that balances infrastructure needs, future growth objectives, mobility requirements and community priorities.

Why Your Input Matters

Your feedback will help identify community priorities, opportunities and concerns to inform future corridor planning, design recommendations and improvement options for Victoria Avenue. Input received will be considered throughout the development of preferred corridor solutions and project recommendations.

Survey

The Victoria Avenue Corridor Study and Functional Design Project is exploring opportunities to improve the Victoria Avenue corridor between Broad Street and Arcola Avenue. The project will consider transportation, accessibility, infrastructure capacity and streetscape enhancements to support growth and redevelopment for businesses, services and housing in the area.

Community feedback from the people who live, work, travel or own businesses in the area is important to understand current conditions, challenges and opportunities to improve and shape planning and design recommendations.

This survey will remain open for three weeks October 13, 2026, to November 3, 2026.

Take Survey

The City of Regina is advancing the planning phase of the Victoria Avenue Corridor Study and Functional Design Project to consider improvements along Victoria Avenue between Broad Street and Arcola Avenue, Victoria Avenue is an important transportation route identified in the Official Community Plan and Transportation Master Plan. It is also a priority area for higher-density development to support future growth, redevelopment and better connections between neighbourhoods. The project will focus on replacing aging underground infrastructure and pipes and look at way to improve how the corridor functions, looks and is accessed. The City will directly engage with property owners, businesses, residents and other interested groups and people to help inform the planning and design. This is a planning study for future roadway construction and upgrades. Construction will not take place for a few years.

Community participation is critical during the planning phase, because the feedback, perspectives, needs and priorities of those most affected by current conditions and future changes will help with decision-making. This engagement process will help ensure the corridor evolves in a way that balances infrastructure needs, future growth objectives, mobility requirements and community priorities.

Why Your Input Matters

Your feedback will help identify community priorities, opportunities and concerns to inform future corridor planning, design recommendations and improvement options for Victoria Avenue. Input received will be considered throughout the development of preferred corridor solutions and project recommendations.

Survey

The Victoria Avenue Corridor Study and Functional Design Project is exploring opportunities to improve the Victoria Avenue corridor between Broad Street and Arcola Avenue. The project will consider transportation, accessibility, infrastructure capacity and streetscape enhancements to support growth and redevelopment for businesses, services and housing in the area.

Community feedback from the people who live, work, travel or own businesses in the area is important to understand current conditions, challenges and opportunities to improve and shape planning and design recommendations.

This survey will remain open for three weeks October 13, 2026, to November 3, 2026.

Take Survey

  • Survey Launch

    The Victoria Avenue Functional Design Project Survey is now open.

    The City is seeking feedback from residents, businesses, property owners and corridor users on current conditions, opportunities, concerns and priorities for Victoria Avenue between Broad Street and Arcola Avenue.

    Your input will help the project team better understand community priorities related to mobility, accessibility, safety, infrastructure and future corridor improvements.

    The survey is open from October 13 to November 3, 2026. We encourage everyone to participate and help shape the future of Victoria Avenue.

    Take Survey

    The Victoria Avenue Functional Design Project Survey is now open.

    The City is seeking feedback from residents, businesses, property owners and corridor users on current conditions, opportunities, concerns and priorities for Victoria Avenue between Broad Street and Arcola Avenue.

    Your input will help the project team better understand community priorities related to mobility, accessibility, safety, infrastructure and future corridor improvements.

    The survey is open from October 13 to November 3, 2026. We encourage everyone to participate and help shape the future of Victoria Avenue.

    Take Survey

  • Project Launch

    The City of Regina is launching the Victoria Avenue Functional Design Project, which is exploring opportunities to improve Victoria Avenue between Broad Street and Arcola Avenue.

    As a key transportation and transit corridor, Victoria Avenue serves residents, businesses, property owners and corridor users across the city. The study will examine opportunities to enhance mobility, accessibility, transportation infrastructure and streetscaping while supporting future growth and redevelopment.

    Community feedback will help inform future planning and design recommendations. Residents will have opportunities to stay informed, ask questions and provide input throughout the project.

    The City of Regina is launching the Victoria Avenue Functional Design Project, which is exploring opportunities to improve Victoria Avenue between Broad Street and Arcola Avenue.

    As a key transportation and transit corridor, Victoria Avenue serves residents, businesses, property owners and corridor users across the city. The study will examine opportunities to enhance mobility, accessibility, transportation infrastructure and streetscaping while supporting future growth and redevelopment.

    Community feedback will help inform future planning and design recommendations. Residents will have opportunities to stay informed, ask questions and provide input throughout the project.

Page last updated: 14 Oct 2026, 10:01 AM