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Just where the heck IS Regina, Saskatchewan, anyway? Can I get there from here?
Regina (which is also known as the Queen City and is pronounced...well, just the way you think would be the most embarrassing way to pronounce it) is the capital of the province of Saskatchewan, located in the western prairies of Canada, between the provinces of Alberta to the west and Manitoba to the east. Regina is a city of 215,000 people (metro area)…and just about as many Canadian Geese, depending on whom you ask.
If you’re looking at a map of Canada and the northern USA, we’re the province just above Montana and North Dakota that looks like a badly drawn rectangle. As we like to say: “Saskatchewan: easy to draw…hard to spell.”
Regina is the home of the CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders (go green and white!). It is also the home of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (go...um...er...red serge?). Every RCMP member is trained right here in Regina, so for those tourists who think it would be be pretty cool to to meet a "mountie", Regina is the place to be. Unless of course, you are speeding on the highway. Then it's not so fun to meet a mountie. And it's rather expensive, too.
Regina is also home to one of the largest and most beautiful urban parks in North America: Wascana Centre. This 930-hectare (2,000 acre) park in the heart of city is a magnet for outdoor activities of all kinds, in all seasons.
Wascana Centre also hosts the start and finish point for the Credit Union Queen City Marathon.
Regina is located on the TransCanada Highway (Highway #1) if you are travelling from the east or west, and Highway #6 if you are coming north from the United States border.
Air Canada, WestJet, United and Delta are some of the airlines flying into Regina International Airport.
Does the Credit Union QCM have a host hotel?
You bet. We're proud to have the Radisson Plaza Hotel Saskatchewan as our host hotel.
For complete information on how to reserve your room, CLICK HERE.
For more information on recommended Regina hotel accommodations, please visit WWW.STAYINREGINA.COM.
Here are links to local tourism information sites, which you might find helpful:
For an online map of Regina CLICK HERE.
For the official City of Regina website, CLICK HERE.
For the Regina International Airport website, CLICK HERE.
For the Regina Hotel Association website, CLICK HERE.
For the Wascana Centre website, CLICK HERE.
For the Regina Downtown website, CLICK HERE.
For the Tourism Regina website, CLICK HERE.
For the Regina Kiosk website, CLICK HERE.
For the Tourism Saskatchewan website, CLICK HERE.
For the Explore Regina online visitor's guide, CLICK HERE.















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