Welcome Lauren Liebe Summer Architecture Student
Lauren Liebe is from Regina SK and currently studies architecture at Carleton University in Ottawa. Her interest in architecture began with heritage homes in Regina. Her goal is to work […]
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Lauren Liebe is from Regina SK and currently studies architecture at Carleton University in Ottawa. Her interest in architecture began with heritage homes in Regina. Her goal is to work […]
Heritage Saskatchewan Summer Photo Contest This summer, Heritage Saskatchewan is calling all amateur photographers to send us their snaps, showcasing Living Heritage around the province! Saskatchewan’s rich and diverse Living Heritage is […]
Please join the Honourable Gene Makowsky, Minister of Parks, Culture and Sport, in unveiling the Provincial Heritage Property Plaque of the Regina Indian Industrial School Cemetery. The unveiling will occur August 14th […]
July 14 saw over 60 people join tour guide Dale Edward Johnson on a fascinating tour of Regina’s Downtown Car Dealerships. Dale’s knowledge of Regina’s car dealership history illustrated the […]
They started in the 90s and after a lengthy hiatus, Regina Cemetery Tours are back for another summer. Sarah Komadina has the details.
The Top 10 Endangered Places List shines a national spotlight on historic places at risk due to neglect or lack of funding. The List brings media attention and gives a […]
Heritage Regina’s College Avenue Campus Salvage Sale Respecting and Recycling Our Heritage The College Avenue Campus (CAC) has a rich history in Regina. Tracing the University of Regina’s roots back […]
May 29th, 2018, Regina, SK – Heritage Saskatchewan is excited to officially announce the winners of the 2018 Lieutenant Governor Heritage Awards. His Honour the Honourable W. Thomas Malloy will […]
HERITAGE REGINA TOUR SCHEDULE All Heritage Regina walks begin at 6 p.m. and last approximately two hours. The tours are free, with a suggested donation of $10. The Warehouse District […]
Wanting to keep a historical piece of the old Weston’s Bakery with you!? Their bricks are for sale! A pallet of bricks costs $40. Individual bricks are $0.25. Message LocalMarketYQR […]
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