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Saskatchewan

Regina

Regina, Central Park
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Originally named “Wascana” (“Buffalo Bones” in the Cree language), the second-largest city in Saskatchewan was renamed Regina in 1882 in honour of Queen Victoria. Today this city is home to over 200,000 people and is the province’s capital.

Visitors to Regina will find a city full of parks and green spaces and other recreational facilities.

Wascana Centre, in the heart of the city, is one of the top things to see and do in Regina. The centre is a beautifully landscaped park surrounded by a lake and home to many of the city’s most important buildings.

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Landmarks worth visiting include the restored Government House, the Legislative Building and Stone Hall Castle.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Depot Division, on the outskirts of the city, has been training mounties since 1885 and the RCMP Heritage Centre there brings to life the story of the RCMP and its role in the development of Canada.

 

RV camping is available at a number of private RV parks around Regina, all within easy reach of the Trans Canada Highway.

Sunniest City in Saskatchewan

With an average of 2318 bright sunshine hours a year, Regina is the sunniest city in Saskatchewan and the fourth sunniest city in Canada.


Prairie Scene outside Regina
Central Park, Regina
Regina Downtown at Sunset
Wascana Park, Regina

We know how to throw a party!

Saskatchewanians know how to host festivals and celebrations ... and they host lots. From music to dog sledding to food and fringe, they show you how it's done.

Video courtesy of Tourism Saskatchewan
If you're in Regina, you can't miss the RCMP Heritage Centre. So informative.
Brad Mullens
Fiji
Wascana Park was an oasis on the prairies. Spent a whole day just enjoying the surroundings.
Linda Kitchens
Lethbridge
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