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Regina city council moves ahead with amendments to meet density targets - Vimarsana News

Regina city council moves ahead with amendments to meet density targets

Regina city council is moving ahead with some bylaw amendments to make it easier for developers to build homes in an attempt to meet its density intensification targets faster.

Opening Regina's Scarth Street to vehicles a step in the wrong direction: planning experts - Vimarsana News

Opening Regina's Scarth Street to vehicles a step in the wrong direction: planning experts

Scarth Street has operated as a pedestrian walkway in downtown Regina for nearly 50 years. That could come to end as the city looks to revitalize the area.

Source: cbc.ca
Experts cast doubt on economic benefits of proposed arena in downtown Regina - Vimarsana News

Experts cast doubt on economic benefits of proposed arena in downtown Regina

A new arena proposed by the catalyst committee is expected to cost $156 million. Experts are it's doubtful it would bring major economic benefits to downtown Regina, but delaying the move by a decade could boost its eventual cost by 80 per cent.

Source: cbc.ca
Complaints over lack of consultation plague Regina's first public debate on mega-projects from catalyst report - Vimarsana News

Complaints over lack of consultation plague Regina's first public debate on mega-projects from catalyst report

Regina's executive committee has begun the process of deciding where and when it could begin to construct a series of mega-projects in the downtown core.

Source: cbc.ca
Regina can't afford to build catalyst mega-projects all at once, but delays will also be costly - Vimarsana News

Regina can't afford to build catalyst mega-projects all at once, but delays will also be costly

Inflation is continuing to climb in Canada and the co-chairs of the catalyst committee say there is no indication it will slow down. 

Source: cbc.ca