Lyn Goldman passed away peacefully at home this past January 2026. Lyn believed that a city’s identity lives not only in its people but in its historic places. She was […]
Due to unforeseen circumstances, we’ve had to cancel our upcoming lecture “From the Odyssey to Q: 50 Years of 2SLGBTQ history in Regina.” We look forward to welcoming Valerie Korinek […]
Heritage Regina’s Lecture Series is back in 2026, covering a range of architectural and cultural topics. You won’t want to miss any of our five lectures between January and April. Join us […]
Heritage Regina’s Letter To City Council Regarding Budget Deliberations
This most recent set of budget deliberations provides an excellent opportunity to reflect on what truly makes a city worth living in. In Regina, we are fortunate to be surrounded […]
The following article was featured in the fall 2025 Friends of Yamasaki newsletter. We are excited to partner with a great organisation in supporting and honouring Minoru Yamasaki’s architectural contributions to […]
Heritage Regina acknowledges City Council’s decision to proceed with Option 1 for the Crédit Foncier Building, allowing the Tyndall stone façade to be dismantled and stored for potential reuse in the […]
The City of Regina City Council will be discussing the future of the Crédit Foncier building on corner of 12th Avenue and Cornwall St at their meeting today, December 3rd […]
Our speaker for Thursday’s lecture The Torch Be Ours: Honouring Military Service, Ed Staniowski, appeared on CTV Your Morning Saskatchewan today. Ed discusses his connection to Regina and gives us […]
UPDATE: A temporary relief for heritage properties downtown! After our presentation, the City Planning Commission voted 8 to 1 to oppose the demolition of the Crédit Foncier. The decision will […]
Heritage Regina is thrilled to introduce a new member of our team! We are incredibly excited to welcome Tenille Bryan as our new Program Coordinator. Under the guidance of […]