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We’re eager to share all there is to know about one of Canada’s fastest growing, dynamic cities, Regina, Saskatchewan. From not-to-miss experiences to unexpected spots, and everything in between, we are keen to share compelling stories that showcase the places and people that make our city so unique.

Small-town meets big-city excitement in Regina, the home of beloved sports teams, fervent fans who don colourful costumes in tribute, and Scotty, the world’s largest Tyrannosaurus rex at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. There’s a trailblazing spirit here, where every tree has been hand-planted and independent entrepreneurship embraces Regina’s industrious and innovative character. The energy bubbles over into recreational adventures in Wascana Park, one of Canada’s largest urban parks and at the city’s popular outdoor music festivals—whether in summer sun or winter snow.

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In the heart of the city you’ll discover one of North America’s largest urban parks –Wascana Centre, with 2,300 acres (930 hectares) of green space, and boasting an inviting urban forest of over 350,000 hand-planted trees. Wascana Park is home to some great attractions and is also an impressive marsh ecosystem. Visit the partners of the park, such as the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Saskatchewan Science Centre and Kramer IMAX Theatre, Mackenzie Art Gallery and the Conexus Arts Centre.

Nothing is more iconic than experiencing Rider Pride first hand—with or without game tickets! For Saskatchewan Roughrider Football Club home games – head to the practice field at Mosaic Stadium two hours prior to kick-off for a giant tailgate-like atmosphere. For away games – head to any brew pub or restaurant with a TV. For a truly unique experience, check out Casino Regina, where you can watch the game on the Show Lounge big screen. Get geared up at one of our official Rider stores.

Regina is home of the RCMP Academy, Depot Division—Canada’s training ground for our bright new heroes of tomorrow. Spend an exciting few days with a troop of cadets as they journey through training in hopes of becoming part of the RCMP family. You will also have a chance to experience an 1800’s Regimental dinner, and tour of the Landmark Heritage Center.

Visit the beautiful town of Lumsden, where you will experience the charm of a small town with big fun! Begin with a trip to the wonderfully rustic Beaver Creek Ranch and Horse Centre. While at this working cattle ranch, fill your day with hearty experiences such as hay/sleigh rides, Cowboy Cookouts, team building exercises and the popular “Harness your Horsepower” with Team Tracker. After your exciting day at the Clemens Ranch, it’s time to mosey on over to Over the Hill Orchards (Home of the Prairie Cherries). If you’re visiting in the fall, take in the Happy Hollow corn maze and pumpkin patch!

Experience the Royal family like never before, and fill your day with regal activities. Start off with breakfast or brunch at the Hotel Saskatchewan. This beautiful downtown heritage property is where the Queen Elizabeth II and the Royal family stay while visiting the Queen City. Next stop is the Saskatchewan Legislative Building – A National Historic Site of Canada. Continue your journey, and step back in time with Government House, constructed in 1891.

Sixty kilometers west of Regina is the City of Moose Jaw. You will have a chance to experience and tour the historic “getaway tunnels” that exist between many of the downtown buildings. The Tunnels of Moose Jaw demonstrate how the networks of underground passages were used to smuggle liquor during the prohibition era. To complete this wonderful day trip, soak in the mineral waters of the Temple Gardens Mineral Spa before returning to Regina.

Take a bite into the bread basket of Canada with a visit to the Regina Farmers’ Market, every Wednesday and Saturday, highlighting the goodness that comes from our beautiful land, and our growing food-truck culture. Indulge in a farm-to-plate experience with a star local chef and gourmet cooking class at the Willow on Wascana Restaurant, located aside the beautiful Wascana Lake. Don’t forget to leave time for the “must see” Merv’s Pitchfork Fondue, where you will learn how a pitchfork and iron cooker can turn your meal into an unforgettable experience!