RREDA - Regina Regiaonal Economic Development Authority
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Regina Region at a Glance
Metropolitan population: 199,000
Summer Climate Average:
23°C or 73°F
Winter Climate Average:
-11°C or 12°F
Altitude:
577 meters (1894 feet) above sea level
Time Zone:
Central Standard Time (all year)

Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

Regina DowntownRegina is a changing city whose economic growth has exceeded expectation. With a focus on talent, innovation and sustainability - the Regina region is abound with opportunity and potential. Solid economic performance, low costs, high productivity - combined with an excellent quality of life – think Regina.


RREDA 2008-2010 Strategic Plan

Defining the Regina region's economy.

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RREDA E-Newsletter

Released quarterly in efforts to highlight RREDA initiatives, events and economic activity in the region.

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News & Events

On Scene 2008

On September 23-26, 2008, the inaugural "On Scene 2008" multi-agency training conference and event will be held in Regina. Law Enforcement, Fire/Rescue and Emergency Medical Services from many jurisdictions will be there to take part and expand their understanding and relationships as emergency responders.

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2008 Progress2Capital Finalists Selected

On April 11, the ten finalists of the Progress2Capital Business Planning Competition were selected.  Find out who the finalists are here.

 

Multimodal Announcement

The multimodal project has gotten the green light from the federal government under the Asia-Pacific Gateway and Corridor Initiative (APGCI).  The multimodal project will create transportation links to export markets and support economic development activities by establishing Regina as a major transportation hub. This project is estimated at $93 million, with up to $27 million to be provided by the Government of Canada.

               

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