Whether you like camping in rustic settings or “Glamping” with all the amenities, provincial park campgrounds have you covered. Now those same parks can get you covered in themed apparel like t-shirts and bunnyhugs. Sask Parks launched its new apparel for sale with a variety of styles, colours and sizes. “With camping season around the […]
A women’s organization is asking Regina’s tourism agency for another rebrand after the city used slogans criticized for having sexual overtones. Experience Regina, the agency responsible for tourism in Saskatchewan’s capital, apologized on the weekend and removed the phrases online that seemed to make light of the city’s name rhyming with vagina. The RaiseHER Community […]
Tourism Regina is hoping both visitors and locals will take advantage of some of the attractions Regina has to offer this summer. To help celebrate Tourism Week, (May 29-June 4) Tourism Regina is recognizing several initiatives they have undertaken to help everyone find some of unique features the local area is able to offer. One […]
Some local treasures in Moose Jaw are getting some key funding for upgrades and improvements. Through “PrariesCan”, Tourism Moose Jaw is getting 295-thousand dollars to improve the Moose Jaw Tolley Tour. The money will go towards adding another trolley, and to improve wheelchair access. The Tunnels of Moose Jaw is getting just under 100-thousand dollars […]
Plans are being finalized for a winter festival in Regina this February that will run from the 4th to the 13th. One area where events will be held is at Evraz Place. REAL President and CEO Tim Reid says if all goes well, it will be a busy time for the Queen City as people […]
Stakeholders in Regina’s business and tourism sectors got together this week for a one day conference called “Collaborate and Connect”/ The event brings both together to find ways to get people not only outside of the city interested in what Regina can offer, but inside the city as well. Tourism Regina’s Chelsea Galloway feels many […]
If you have been to Kenosee Provincial Park, chances are you have been to the Moosehead Inn. The long-time staple of the park is no more after a fire Friday night completely destroyed the structure. There were no injuries. It’s too early to determine what caused the fire.
The province says that campsites are available in nearly all Saskatchewan Provincial Parks until September 30, with most services and amenities available. In addition to campsites, swimming pools at Buffalo Pound, Cypress Hills and Pike Lake Provincial Parks will be extending their hours of operation. A number of Sask Parks businesses will remain open to […]
More than $10 million in facility and infrastructure improvements is being invested by the Saskatchean government in southern provincial parks in 2021-22. This brings the total investment of over $18.1 million will be made across Saskatchewan’s provincial parks system this year. “Improving park facilities and infrastructure is an ongoing priority for our Government,” Parks, Culture […]
COVID-19 hit many sectors hard, but one of the biggest areas affected was the hotel sector as travel came to a virtual stop. Numbers are starting to rebound as life begins to return to the way it was before March 2020 with this weekend being an indicator of that in Regina. With the Riders playing […]
