Regina (capital city)

Regina is the capital city of Saskatchewan, Canada. Established in 1882, it became the provincial capital in 1906. Regina is known for its rich history, vibrant arts scene, and cultural festivals, including the famous Saskatchewan International Fringe Theatre Festival. The city is home to the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, a notable architectural landmark, and the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, which showcases the region's natural and cultural history. Regina is also recognized for its lush parks and outdoor spaces, making it a hub for both urban living and outdoor activities. Overall, it plays a central role in Saskatchewan’s governance and culture.