Pay Human Rights Order Fines in Regina City Offices

Civil Rights and Equity Saskatchewan 3 Minutes Read · published May 24, 2026 Flag of Saskatchewan

Regina, Saskatchewan residents and businesses who receive human rights orders should confirm payment and compliance locations promptly. Orders arising from provincial human rights remedies are administered by provincial bodies but may direct payment or compliance to a named recipient or office. For matters tied to municipal bylaws or local enforcement, the City of Regina’s bylaw office and finance/payment counters handle city-issued fines and compliance steps. Read the order, follow its instructions, and contact the enforcing office listed below to confirm exact amounts, acceptable payment methods, and deadlines.

Penalties & Enforcement

Monetary penalties for human rights orders affecting individuals or organizations are typically set in the order or judgment; the authoritative administering body is the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission or the tribunal that issued the remedy Saskatchewan Human Rights resources[1]. The City of Regina enforces city bylaws and collects municipal fines through its Bylaw Enforcement unit and payment counters for city-issued orders and tickets City of Regina Bylaw Enforcement[2].

Confirm the payee and payment deadline shown on the order before making any payment.
  • Monetary amount: not specified on the cited page; check the order or contact the issuing body.
  • Escalation and continuing offences: not specified on the cited page; orders may include ongoing compliance terms or daily penalties.
  • Non-monetary sanctions: orders commonly include remedial actions, injunctions, training, or directives to change policies; specific remedies are stated in each order.
  • Enforcer: Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission or the issuing tribunal for provincial remedies; City of Regina Bylaw Enforcement for municipal bylaws.
  • Inspection and complaint pathways: file complaints or request enforcement information through the issuing body’s contact pages; see Help and Support below.
  • Appeal/review routes and time limits: appeal pathways depend on the issuing tribunal or court order; specific time limits are set in the order or tribunal rules and are not specified on the cited summary pages.
  • Defences/discretion: orders sometimes allow for reasonable excuse, mitigation, or application for variance; availability depends on the statute or tribunal rules.

Applications & Forms

Where the provincial Human Rights Commission or tribunal issues remedies, payment forms or collection instructions are provided with the order or communicated by the office handling enforcement. For municipal fines issued by the City of Regina, use the city’s payment options or contact the Bylaw Enforcement office. If a specific form or fee schedule is required, it will be named in the order or on the issuing office’s web page; otherwise, no single universal form is published for all human rights orders. Current specifics are not specified on the cited summary pages.

How to Comply or Pay: Action Steps

  1. Read the order carefully to identify the payee, amount, and deadline.
  2. Contact the issuing office listed on the order to confirm payment methods and obtain a reference number.
  3. Pay by the accepted method (in-person, online, mail) and keep the receipt or payment confirmation.
  4. If you intend to appeal, file within the time limit stated in the order or tribunal rules; do not assume payment waives appeal rights unless the order says so.

FAQ

Where do I pay a human rights order fine?
Pay the body or payee named in the order; if the order directs municipal collection, contact the City of Regina Bylaw Enforcement for payment locations and methods.
What if the order does not list a payment method?
Contact the issuing tribunal or the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission to request payment instructions and confirm deadlines.
Can I appeal an order that requires payment?
Appeal rights and deadlines depend on the issuing body; review the order for time limits and appeal procedures and seek legal advice if needed.

How-To

  1. Locate the order and note the payee, amount, and due date.
  2. Call or email the issuing office to confirm the exact amount and accepted payment methods.
  3. Complete any required form or reference the file number provided with the order.
  4. Make the payment by the instructed method and retain proof of payment.
  5. If non-compliance or dispute remains, follow appeal or review steps stated in the order.

Key Takeaways

  • Always check the order for the named payee and deadline.
  • Contact the issuing office to confirm methods before paying.
  • Keep receipts and file references as proof of compliance.

Help and Support / Resources

  1. [1] Saskatchewan Human Rights resources
  2. [2] City of Regina Bylaw Enforcement

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