Introducing Regina
Regina is a testament to prairie ingenuity. Found a place to make a city, but there are no trees? No drama, just plant a few thousand. Want some water? Easy, we’ll make a lake. The fruits of these founding fathers’ labor are now fully ripe and ready for the traveler to enjoy. The quiet, tree-lined streets, expansive parkland and a perfectly situated lake make this small city an oddity among the prairie that surrounds it. There are beautiful buildings here, such as the Provincial Legislature, a plethora of museums to choose from and more Mounties than a Monty Python sketch.
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Last updated: Sep 23, 2008
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10 reasons to visit a Canadian ‘tiger’: Regina, Saskatchewan
13 July 2011
Anyone notice the recent correlation between typically off-the-radar destinations — travel-wise at least — and economic growth that all but...
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RE: Road trip from Toronto to Calgary in November
by paulieg 06 September 2011
I would assume winter driving conditions for most of the route in late November. You won't likely encounter "snowed over" roads, but snow,…
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RE: 7 guys travelling Canada/America for a few months...Tips please!
by 7dudes1bus 05 September 2011
Hey jo_shmo! We are planning on heading east out of Vancouver in the next week, and then stay on the Trans Canada until Regina, then head…
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Roadtrip Vancouver to Ontario
by living 22 August 2011
For the poster who was wondering about roadtripping across the country, my journal thus far: If it is summer we are on the road again.…
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