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The University of Regina plans to welcome back thousands of students to in-person classes this September, but the halls will still be emptier than in a pre-pandemic years as the institution takes a semester to transition back to normalcy.
Exactly how many students will return to face-to-face classes in the fall is impossible to know at this point, said U of R acting provost david Gregory, but it will largely depend on student demand. Remote learning will also continue to play a large role.
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Judith Veresuk says the recently approved City Centre Core Framework (CCCF) gets Regina ready for the next decade of development.
“We’re hopeful this will demonstrate there’s a shared vision within our city for the future of our City Centre,” said Veresuk, executive director of the Regina Downtown Business Improvement District (RDBID).
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Veresuk said things are looking “bullish” coming out of the pandemic in terms of development and investment in Regina.