Global Transportation Hub (Regina)

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Updated Map:

[Stormer]

So the land labelled FROST is Amazon?

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Originally Posted by Stormer

So the land labelled FROST is Amazon?

Most definitely is.

[The mayor]

https://www.instagram.com/p/CgPKbReD...d=MDJmNzVkMjY=

New Sask Power ware houses

[The mayor]

There is a lot of construction happening at the GTH as seen in the previous link

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A drawing of what the canola crushing facility will look like.

[The mayor]

further $129 million was set aside for smart meter deployment and work on large projects including SaskPower’s Logistics Warehouse Complex in Regina.

Other planned capital projects for the upcoming fiscal year include the ongoing refurbishment of the E.B. Campbell and Coteau Creek hydroelectric power stations and the expansions of the Ermine and Yellowhead Stations.
https://www.cjme.com/2023/05/11/sask...ts-in-2023-24/
SaskPower investing $1.15B in capital projects in 2023-24

[The mayor]

https://www.cjme.com/2023/05/15/regi...portation-hub/
Regina trucking company buys land at Global Transportation Hub

Another parcel of land at the Global Transportation Hub outside of Regina has been sold.

According to the provincial government, trucking company 4Tracks Ltd. has bought 15 acres of land at the GTH, where it will build a 16,740-square-foot office, a warehouse and a wash bay facility this summer. The company is expected to invest more than $8 million into the project.

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[Stormer]

It looks like lots of activity on the Cargill crush plant. I could see at least 3 massive cranes from the bypass. In the aerials below you can see the loop track forming up.

[The mayor]

The global transportation hub in Regina is the most active construction site in Saskatchewan with more to come it’s about bloody time

[TannerF]

Cargill construction site is pouring slip form concrete for the elevator 24 hours a day for the next 7 days.

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Originally Posted by Stormer

It looks like lots of activity on the Cargill crush plant. I could see at least 3 massive cranes from the bypass. In the aerials below you can see the loop track forming up.

Always nice to see government money in action!

[Stormer]

Originally Posted by BrutallyDishonest2

Always nice to see government money in action!

There is very little Government money financing the Cargill plant.

[Stormer]

Cargill skyline

[The mayor]

Thank you , that is quite the skyline !

[The mayor]

Good morning you beauties , does anyone have any photo updates please and tha k you

[The mayor]

https://leaderpost.com/news/politics...ays-government
Five more acres of land sold at GTH, says government
"In total, 1010.2 acres have been sold by the GTH since its inception while 497 acres remain for sale, with the remainder of the land dedicated to infrastructure

A Saskatchewan trucking company has purchased five acres of land at the Global Transportation Hub (GTH).

Guldeep Romana, owner of Cam Transport, said the purchase was made as his company looks to expand.

“The ease of access to the bypass to serve our many customers from around the city made our location decision an easy one,” said Romana in a government press release.

[The mayor]

After all the controversy around the tub, there are only 497 acres of land left to develop , one major a new company could fill up the whole transportation. Hub question is can more land be added.