About the Albert Park Community Association
The Albert Park Community Association (APCA) serves residents living south of 25th Avenue and west of Albert Street in Regina, Saskatchewan. APCA holds a special place in the city’s history as the first Community Association ever founded in Regina. Over the decades, it has continued to grow and evolve alongside its residents, adapting to the needs of an ever-changing neighbourhood.
Founded in 1964 and incorporated as a not-for-profit organization in 1971, APCA remains committed to supporting and enriching the Albert Park community.
Contributions

APCA proudly supports our community by making annual donations to local charities and to school community councils for playground and auditorium improvements. We also offer three Student Advisor positions on our Board of Directors, each providing an honorarium and opportunities to build leadership, communication, and community-engagement skills. In addition, APCA organizes free public skating every Thursday throughout the winter months, creating accessible recreation for residents of all ages.
APCA is also proud to have opened a Little Free Library in Realtors Park — the first of its kind in Regina — offering books for all ages and sporting equipment for youth during the summer. Realtors Park is also home to Regina’s first outdoor gym, giving residents a free, accessible way to stay active year-round.
Whether you participate in our programs or take on a role within our Board, your involvement makes a difference. Volunteers are at the heart of everything we do — and we’d love to welcome you into the APCA family.
Facility & Programs
A family membership helps APCA continue delivering valuable programs and services to the community. An APCA membership is just $10.00 per year, and your support helps us produce newsletters, share program updates, promote special events, and keep residents informed about planning and development in the neighbourhood.
With your membership, the community association is able to:
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develop parks, spray pads, and playgrounds
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make donations to neighbourhood schools and local charities
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provide honorariums for youth and student volunteers
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host volunteer appreciation events to recognize community contributors
Your support helps keep Albert Park a strong, connected, and vibrant neighbourhood.




