Welcome to Regina
Ranked Canada’s 4th most livable city, Regina offers a rare combination of opportunity, quality time, and affordability that other cities can’t match.
Be part of Regina’s homegrown story.
Ranked Canada’s 4th most livable city, Regina offers a rare combination of opportunity, quality time, and affordability that other cities can’t match.
Be part of Regina’s homegrown story.
This is the place.
Home to the 5-minute song commute and a home you can afford, Regina not only offers more time for the things you love, but more money at the end of the month to do them.
Find it here.
Regina is leading the country in economic growth and is rated the #1 city in Canada for Entrepreneurs. Whether you’re looking to grow your career or grow your business, Regina is a place of opportunity like no other. With thousands of quality job openings to industry leading post-secondary courses, learn more about the opportunity Regina is home to below:
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With an average price of $312,000, Regina’s housing market is among the most accessible of any major Canadian city. To learn more about Regina’s housing and property information:
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You name it! Sun destinations, mountains, forest, sand dunes, trails, or maybe one of Saskatchewan’s 100,000 lakes – it’s all right here or within a short drives reach. For everything to do and see in and around Regina, check out:
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Regina is home to many multicultural and music festivals year round, not to mention Canada’s longest running Symphony Orchestra. With a vibrant art scene, including the Mackenzie Art Gallery, Regina is also proudly home to the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Saskatchewan Science Centre and the RCMP Heritage Centre. Gearing up for an exciting re-open later this year, Regina will also soon be welcoming guests back for shows at the Globe Theatre – Canada’s only permanent theatre in the round.
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It’s well known Regina is home to some of the most passionate sports fans in the country. Home to the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the WHL Regina Pats, we have plenty to cheer for year round.
With events including the 2023 Grey Cup to the recent 2024 Brier, Regina is a premiere host city for national and regional sporting events. With over 3,200 sport venues city-wide including Canada’s largest interconnected sport, meeting, and exhibition facility, Regina is also home to a wide variety of local sports leagues. Whether you’re a fan or looking to join in the action, Regina has lots to offer for sports enthusiasts alike.
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.