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Family Fun in YQR

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Hi, I’m Tyson Liske and this is my guide for Family Fun in Regina. As a family of 5, we’re always looking for things to do and places to go. Whether you’re in town for the weekend, looking for a staycation or exploring your own city, here are some amazing things to do for some family fun!

Wascana Park Activities

Wascana Park is 930-hectares of beautiful rolling landscaped parkland, surrounding a glimmering 12-hectare lake. Hike and bike the pathways, or take a canoe out onto the water. The grounds also hold a number of local landmark buildings, providing a magnitude of entertainment and learning experiences for the whole family. Out in the sunshine or inside a museum, you’ll be surprised by what Wascana Park has to offer.

Hiking and Biking

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Get on your bike, or pull on your walking boots, and hit the happy trails. Regina offers a number of outstanding walking and biking options within the city or just steps away. Whether you want a gentle stroll, a challenging hike, a city cycle path, or a rugged trail we can help you find the right path.

Sunset Spots

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After another glorious day in Regina, you’ll want to find somewhere to watch the sun dip behind the horizon. A sunset here is a sight of outstanding beauty and provides a view you’ll always cherish. Find your favourite spot and discover why Saskatchewan is known as the Land of Living Skies.

Regina Attractions

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Learn about the city and the province from the experts. Explore the heart of the prairies with a visit to one of Regina’s many insightful and inspiring attractions.

Regina Art Scene

If you love quiet contemplation, carefully curated artworks, and the perfect room temperature - you’re in luck. Regina has always had an active arts community, with institutes reflecting the changing landscape of the local and national art scene. And – yes – there are some excellent gift shops. (Businesses operating in Saskatchewan must operate in accordance with the province’s COVID-19 response guidelines. Due to the changing nature of COVID-19 restrictions, some businesses may temporarily be unable to provide full accessibility to their services, and locations may be closed to the public.)

Storybook Toboggan Hills

This “Storybook Toboggan Hills” guide is not a comprehensive guide to the toboggan hills in Regina. Rather, these are a few parks with sledding hills that make your afternoon of tobogganing feel like a page from a winter storybook. I hope you enjoy these hills if you haven’t visited them before!

Winter with a Local

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Winter has arrived! And whether you like it or not, it’s here to stay. So why not bundle up and embrace it! My name is Andrew Hiltz. I’m a photographer, videographer, and former Saskatchewanderer. This is my guide to a fun-filled winter day in YQR.

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Home for the Holidays: Christmas in Regina

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In the spirit of reconciliation

We would like to acknowledge that the land on which we gather is Treaty 4 territory and the traditional territory of the Anihšinābēk, Nêhiyawak, Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota peoples, and the original home of the Métis/Michif Nation. We recognize that both Indigenous and Métis people are the spiritual and cultural keepers of their traditional lands and still to this day, continue to practice their values, languages, beliefs and knowledge.

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