Regina Votes
Municipal Candidates Views on Heritage Friends of Heritage, To help citizens get to know the candidates in the Civic Election, Heritage Regina sent five heritage related questions by email to […]
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Municipal Candidates Views on Heritage
Friends of Heritage, To help citizens get to know the candidates in the Civic Election, Heritage Regina sent five heritage related questions by email to 52 candidates. The 53rd candidate […]
Boom, Bust & Bullets: The History of the GM Plant in Regina
Discover an important piece of Regina’s rich automotive history with Dale Johnson. Adapted from the lecture Boom, Bust and Bullets: The History of the GM Plant in Regina, part of the […]
Proposed Redevelopment of the Cook House
Proposed Redevelopment of the Cook House (3160 Albert St) Cook House – photo credit Deirdre Malone Your Voice Counts! To ensure that your opinion is considered in this important matter, […]
Heritage Regina and Cathedral Area Community Association response to the application for removal of the Bagshaw Residence
Heritage Regina and Cathedral Area Community Association response to the application for removal of the Bagshaw Residence Bagshaw Residence – photo by Brandon Harder Regina Leader-Post At its August 26th […]
Future of the Bagshaw Residence
The City of Regina has received an application for removal of a residential property located in the Crescents at 56 Angus Crescent from the Heritage Inventory with a demolition permit […]
When automobiles were used to fight the Spanish flu in 1918
This article was originally published by the Regina Leader-Post on March 20, 2020. It is reprinted here with permission. By Dale Edward Johnson At first, people in Saskatchewan showed little […]
gee meeyo pimawtshinawnm ( It was a Good Life)
Year 2 students at the Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education Program (SUNTEP) worked with Kristen Catherwood from Heritage Regina to research and publish gee meeyo pimawtshinawnm ( It was a […]
SaskPower Substation No. 2: Making Loss of Local Heritage a Thing of the Past
It was the end of the line for SaskPower’s Substation No. 2 on the 1900 block of Elphinstone Street. Built in 1930 by the Regina Light and Power Company, the […]