Regina Prosperity Matrix Q2 2026

Regina’s economic index rose to 70 in Q2 2026 from 59 in Q1, signalling strong momentum heading into the second half of the year. A resilient labour market, rebounding manufacturing sector, and major projects like the Cargill canola plant and Bell data centre are expected to support job creation, construction activity and investment through 2027.

Housing and affordability have softened modestly and bear watching as growth accelerates and financial conditions remain tight. Still, Regina’s affordability advantage should help attract workers and investment despite ongoing trade and inflation pressures. Looking ahead, sustaining this momentum will depend on continued investment attraction, workforce development and export diversification. If these priorities hold, Regina is well positioned to turn current gains into long-term economic strength.