News
You are here: / News

January 2026 Economic Brief

The EV-Canola Deal is an Economic Reset Saskatchewan Needed

January 30, 2026 The EV-Canola Deal Is an Economic Reset Saskatchewan Needed  Canada’s new trade agreement with China – covering canola and electric vehicles – marks a meaningful economic reset. For Saskatchewan, and for Regina…

Economic Development Regina Appoints John Bailey as President and CEO

January 23, 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REGINA APPOINTS JOHN BAILEY AS PRESIDENT AND CEO (Regina, SK) The Board of Directors of Economic Development Regina (EDR) Is pleased to announce the appointment of John Bailey…

November 2025 Economic Brief

EDR Study Highlights Opportunity for Beef Processing in Saskatchewan and Facility in Regina

November 28, 2025 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE REGINA, SK – A new Impact and Insight Study released today by Economic Development Regina (EDR) highlights the strong case for greater beef processing in Saskatchewan through a plant in the Greater…

Q3 2025 Regina Prosperity Matrix

October 2025 Economic Brief

September 2025 Economic Brief

August 2025 Economic Brief

Q2 2025 Regina Prosperity Matrix

Regina Delivers Data-Backed Opportunity for Agri-Food Growth

August 12, 2025 REGINA, SK – New economic modelling from Economic Development Regina (EDR) proves the investment opportunity for a mid-scale canola meal processing facility in one of Canada’s most strategic and sustainable agri-food regions.…

Connect With Us

  • Economic Development Regina
    2201 11th Ave
    Regina, SK, S4P 0J8
  • Get Directions

In the spirit of reconciliation

This land is Treaty 4 Territory—the ancestral lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dakota, Lakota, Nakoda and homeland of the Métis. We acknowledge the harms of the past and are committed to moving forward in the spirit of reconciliation and gratitude—respecting and honouring the treaties that were made on all territories.

Economic Development Regina is advancing the Calls to Action to foster economic prosperity for all in the Greater Regina Area. We are committed to celebrating the culture, values, and language of Indigenous peoples to preserve the spirit and intent of Treaty 4.