Heritage Regina Welcomes New Program Coordinator!
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The Heritage Conservation Branch of the Saskatchewan Government is looking for feedback regarding the Heritage Property Designation Program.
Deadline for providing feedback is October 8, 2025.
Replies to the questions listed below can be directed via email to:
Krista Liggett
krista.liggett@gov.sk.ca
General questions regarding the current Heritage Property Designation Program
General questions about commemorating heritage in Saskatchewan
If not, what would be a better way to recognize SK Heritage?
Thanks in advance for considering our request for information and we look forward to hearing from you. If you have any questions or would like to have a conversation, please reach out to me directly.
Our 2025 Summer Walking Tour series has come to an end. We want to thank each and every person who attended a tour this year. Your support helps Heritage Regina continue to present engaging events and share our city’s rich heritage.
Please take a few minutes to fill out our 2025 Summer Walking Tour Survey. We want your opinion even if you did not attend any of the walking tours in 2025.
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Thank you for completing our survey! Your feedback is much appreciated. Watch out for the launch of our 2026 Lecture Series and don’t miss Regina’s most Historic Haunt, Ghosts of the College Avenue Campus, returning this October.
Under the direction of Heritage Regina’s Board of Directors, the Program Coordinator will lead the development and execution of Heritage Regina’s events and programming.
Responsibilities:
What You Bring:
Assets
Pay rate: $25/hour. Though hours may vary depending on the time of year, the Coordinator will work a minimum of 40 hours per month.
To apply, submit a resume and cover letter to info@heritageregina.ca by 11:59 PM (CST) on Monday September 8th, 2025. While we thank all those who apply, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Heritage Regina is a an equal-opportunity employer and strives to be an ally to minority groups in its work and hiring. We welcome applications from folks within Indigenous, Métis, disabled, 2SLGBTQ+, and other minority communities.
Our friends at the Wascana Centre have produced a final draft of their 2025 Master Plan. They have opened a window for public feedback on the plan before they move to the next stage in developing the document.
From July 13th – July 27th you can read through their final draft of the 2025 Master Plan and provide feed back via their website.
To learn more about the Wascana Centre 2025 Master Plan and provide your feedback you can follow the link below to the Wascana Centre website.
Heritage Regina is seeking multiple members of our community who are passionate about heritage to join our Board of Directors for a one-year term. This is an opportunity to be part of a working board, meeting once monthly, and get involved in preserving and celebrating Regina’s heritage.
We encourage anyone interested to apply, but are are seeking nominees with the following skills/backgrounds in particular:
Heritage Regina is committed to preserving the heritage and celebrating stories of all peoples in our community, and to allyship with minority groups in its work. We welcome applications from folks within Indigenous, Métis, disabled/neurodiverse, 2SLGBTQ+, and other minority communities who can bring diverse perspectives to our Board of Directors.
Fill out the form below to submit your nomination.
2025 Board of Directors Nomination Form
Heritage Regina would like to welcome our new Communications Coordinator, Jesse White!
Jesse is a marketing and communications specialist who has worked with several non-profits and media outlets in the province on everything from traditional broadcast media to social media marketing. He is currently an instructor in the business program at Saskatchewan Polytechnic, where he teaches marketing, human resources, and digital design classes. Teaching the business leaders of tomorrow has reinvigorated Jesse’s creative spirit and desire to get back into a communications role.
Jesse spent much of the last decade expanding his education, studying media production, web design, and business at Saskatchewan Polytechnic. He is exploring options to continue his education through a master’s degree program at the University of Regina.
In addition to his communications roles, Jesse has enjoyed working in representation roles, including serving as the president of the Saskatchewan Polytechnic Students Association and the Saskatchewan Polytechnic Board of Directors.
Jesse is excited to work on helping the people of Regina rediscover the amazing heritage our city has to offer. He can be reached at communications@heritageregina.ca.
Our outgoing Communications Associate, Nathaniel, will be transitioning his role to Jesse over the next little while. Welcome, Jesse!