Regina Construction III

[someguy]

Originally Posted by Stormer

City posts a summary of the prior month's major permits in the first week of each month. This just has the $ amount , address and proprty type.

One could likely contact City hall and ask any time.

Have you called the planning department lately? It's impossible to get a callback, and to get any useful information once you get a call back is even harder. They've got some issues to fix over at city hall.

[Stormer]

Originally Posted by someguy

Have you called the planning department lately? It's impossible to get a callback, and to get any useful information once you get a call back is even harder. They've got some issues to fix over at city hall.

Ok but it's the building department. I have not called either lately.

[thefourthtower]

http://leaderpost.com/sports/hockey/regi...memorial-cup-bid-makes-strong-impression
The Regina Pats threw everything they had at the site selection committee for the 2018 Memorial Cup.

Now it’s a waiting game.

The WHL club’s delegation made its pitch on Wednesday at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Toronto — delivering a 45-minute presentation that exceeded the hopes of Pats part-owner Shaun Semple, who served as Regina’s bid chairman.

“I don’t want to overbuild expectations but I was very happy,” offered Semple, proudly representing the CHL’s top-ranked team. “There was no question from the comments made (by the selection committee) that they were very, very impressed with all the components of our bid. (They) said it was one of the best bids they’ve ever seen.”
As Canada’s oldest junior franchise, the Pats are generally regarded as a sentimental favourite over the other two finalists: The OHL’s Hamilton Bulldogs and Oshawa Generals.

The 2018 tournament is expected to be a celebration of the Memorial Cup’s 100-year history — aligned precisely with the Pats’ own centennial anniversary. Regina played in the very first Cup final in 1919.

The team’s bid also emphasized a shared connection to the military as the namesake of the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. The Memorial Cup trophy is dedicated to all Canadian soldiers who’ve died serving their country.

“Of the three presentations, I thought Regina’s was probably the most sentimental and emotional,” said Gord Kirke, the CHL’s legal counsel and chairman of the selection committee. “The film work was an incredible addition because it was very, very professionally handled.

“It was a tremendous presentation and very well considered — including the emotions of it, the psychological aspects of it, the business sense of it, et cetera. It’s very hard to nitpick and say this was lacking or that was lacking. It was just well done.”

[thefourthtower]

http://www.saskjobs.ca/
Regina (2061)
Saskatoon (1527

There sure has been a spike in job listings

[mitchellk12]

Originally Posted by thefourthtower

http://leaderpost.com/sports/hockey/regi...memorial-cup-bid-makes-strong-impression
The Regina Pats threw everything they had at the site selection committee for the 2018 Memorial Cup.

Now it’s a waiting game.

The WHL club’s delegation made its pitch on Wednesday at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Toronto — delivering a 45-minute presentation that exceeded the hopes of Pats part-owner Shaun Semple, who served as Regina’s bid chairman.

“I don’t want to overbuild expectations but I was very happy,” offered Semple, proudly representing the CHL’s top-ranked team. “There was no question from the comments made (by the selection committee) that they were very, very impressed with all the components of our bid. (They) said it was one of the best bids they’ve ever seen.”
As Canada’s oldest junior franchise, the Pats are generally regarded as a sentimental favourite over the other two finalists: The OHL’s Hamilton Bulldogs and Oshawa Generals.

The 2018 tournament is expected to be a celebration of the Memorial Cup’s 100-year history — aligned precisely with the Pats’ own centennial anniversary. Regina played in the very first Cup final in 1919.

The team’s bid also emphasized a shared connection to the military as the namesake of the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. The Memorial Cup trophy is dedicated to all Canadian soldiers who’ve died serving their country.

“Of the three presentations, I thought Regina’s was probably the most sentimental and emotional,” said Gord Kirke, the CHL’s legal counsel and chairman of the selection committee. “The film work was an incredible addition because it was very, very professionally handled.

“It was a tremendous presentation and very well considered — including the emotions of it, the psychological aspects of it, the business sense of it, et cetera. It’s very hard to nitpick and say this was lacking or that was lacking. It was just well done.”

from a stoon guy, this is great for regina. great to hear!

[UPP]

Originally Posted by thefourthtower

http://leaderpost.com/sports/hockey/regi...memorial-cup-bid-makes-strong-impression
The Regina Pats threw everything they had at the site selection committee for the 2018 Memorial Cup.

Now it’s a waiting game.

The WHL club’s delegation made its pitch on Wednesday at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Toronto — delivering a 45-minute presentation that exceeded the hopes of Pats part-owner Shaun Semple, who served as Regina’s bid chairman.

“I don’t want to overbuild expectations but I was very happy,” offered Semple, proudly representing the CHL’s top-ranked team. “There was no question from the comments made (by the selection committee) that they were very, very impressed with all the components of our bid. (They) said it was one of the best bids they’ve ever seen.”
As Canada’s oldest junior franchise, the Pats are generally regarded as a sentimental favourite over the other two finalists: The OHL’s Hamilton Bulldogs and Oshawa Generals.

The 2018 tournament is expected to be a celebration of the Memorial Cup’s 100-year history — aligned precisely with the Pats’ own centennial anniversary. Regina played in the very first Cup final in 1919.

The team’s bid also emphasized a shared connection to the military as the namesake of the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. The Memorial Cup trophy is dedicated to all Canadian soldiers who’ve died serving their country.

“Of the three presentations, I thought Regina’s was probably the most sentimental and emotional,” said Gord Kirke, the CHL’s legal counsel and chairman of the selection committee. “The film work was an incredible addition because it was very, very professionally handled.

“It was a tremendous presentation and very well considered — including the emotions of it, the psychological aspects of it, the business sense of it, et cetera. It’s very hard to nitpick and say this was lacking or that was lacking. It was just well done.”

The bid includes an outdoor game at New Mosaic.

[Stormer]

Originally Posted by UPP

The bid includes an outdoor game at New Mosaic.

Awesome! It will have to be a night game as it could be 25 degrees and sunny that time of year. Not good for ice.

[one_brick_at_a_time]

Originally Posted by CoR East

Couple of big building permits for downtown this week. One for the mall and one on Hamilton

This upcoming Planning Commission document on the City Of Regina website mentions nothing about what you have posted...

[jigglysquishy]

Originally Posted by one_brick_at_a_time

This upcoming Planning Commission document on the City Of Regina website mentions nothing about what you have posted...

Only discretionary uses go to Planning Commish.

The H&M was permitted so council was not involved.

[one_brick_at_a_time]

Originally Posted by jigglysquishy

Only discretionary uses go to Planning Commish.

The H&M was permitted so council was not involved.

Darn it! So where are the plans lol

[Dougler306]

Anybody here more about brandt's proposal with CNIB progressing forward?? Perhaps there expanding there manufacturing buildings? Just heard from a little birdy that brandt issued a tender for a proposed approx. 57million dollar building. Didn't mention anything specific beyond that.

[thefourthtower]

Originally Posted by Dougler306

Anybody here more about brandt's proposal with CNIB progressing forward?? Perhaps there expanding there manufacturing buildings? Just heard from a little birdy that brandt issued a tender for a proposed approx. 57million dollar building. Didn't mention anything specific beyond that.

The new AG tower downtown was 60 million at 12 floors

[Stormer]

Originally Posted by thefourthtower

The new AG tower downtown was 60 million at 12 floors

Pretty sure it was more than that. You can't go by building permit figures. Edit: Actually I think you are correct.

If the Brandt Building is $57 million, it will be a pretty awesome 3 storey building, I suspect.

[one_brick_at_a_time]

"...will be a Hilton Garden Inn with a projected opening date of - January 2021."

That's the response from Hilton's Facebook. I'm guessing that is the Capital Pointe location? 4 more years?!?!

[one_brick_at_a_time]

And the response on Facebook to all the boarded up store fronts and lack of information in the Cornwall Centre...

"Expect exciting announcements to be made soon! There's a lot of work that goes into an announcement this big!......waiting on this exciting new retailer to announce the news first!"

[HomeInMyShoes]

Originally Posted by one_brick_at_a_time

"...will be a Hilton Garden Inn with a projected opening date of - January 2021."

That's the response from Hilton's Facebook. I'm guessing that is the Capital Pointe location? 4 more years?!?!

That seems optimistic. It's February now, where's the crane?

[Nathan]

Dream has listed a Saskatchewan portfolio of office buildings for sale.

The Regina Portfolio offers six (6) assets, or 258,203 SF, with five (5) assets within the Downtown Core, and one (1) new-build suburban office building of 38,738 SF, located directly adjacent to Regina’s International Airport within the Harbour Landing Business Park.

The Regina downtown buildings are the TD Tower, Parkview and Domeview on College, Central Park Place, and Franciscan Place.


Link

[aberrant]

Originally Posted by one_brick_at_a_time

And the response on Facebook to all the boarded up store fronts and lack of information in the Cornwall Centre...

"Expect exciting announcements to be made soon! There's a lot of work that goes into an announcement this big!......waiting on this exciting new retailer to announce the news first!"

Someone told me last night what this was, but honestly, I forget... it was a long night with much discussion about city development, culture, transit, etc.

[Drofmab]

Originally Posted by aberrant

someone told me last night what this was, but honestly, i forget... It was a long night with much discussion about city development, culture, transit, etc.

h&m

[Stormer]

The Havik building is only abut 7000 SF and the typical H&M store is nearly 20,000, so they will need a lot of that mall space.