Regina Construction IV

[The mayor]

https://www.ctvnews.ca/regina/article/gt...al-to-expand-rail-connected-development/
GTH buys 418 acres in $10M deal to expand rail-connected development
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Wayne Mantyka
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Published: July 25, 2026 at 2:46PM EDT
A video explaining what’s going on
Not 17 acres

[The mayor]

Originally Posted by gecho111

I ended up only taking photos at the data centre this morning. Not much change at the Wholesale Club McDonalds, some plumbing work before the foundation slab pour. Took down some trees that were in the way. Something is getting built in the beside the Aurora Staples, in the early ground work phase (city forgot to post the building permit report this week). Work at the Costco site so I'll get some photos this evening.

https://www.flickr.com/gp/reginaconstruction/B37UqH45G8

Steel going up for the first building. First foundation pour last night for the second building. Putting the base layer on the building pad in the NE corner of the site. Also starting yet another pad in the NW corner of the site. And some pipeline work.

I’m going to bump you up
Without you this threat is nothing you’re like 80% of it
Thank you
Are there more large scale data centres coming to Regina?

[pappcam]

Originally Posted by The mayor

I’m going to bump you up
Without you this threat is nothing you’re like 80% of it
Thank you
Are there more large scale data centres coming to Regina?

When's your next vacation?

[The mayor]

Originally Posted by pappcam

When's your next vacation?

I stayed close to you

[gecho111]

Only put a few beams up at the Costco along the north wall. I noticed the reason the 3rd / 4th rows aren't complete is because two column bases were missing. One was poured yesterday and the other today, both much wider than the others, maybe the pile positions were off. This morning I noticed they were running the reclaimer in the SW corner again, by this evening they had it graded compacted and had started rolling out fabric and putting road base down. I think the put conduit in for the lighting the other day too.

I just noticed they poured another section of foundation footer on the SE side today. So easy to miss the suble changes.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/reginaconstruction/

[The mayor]

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UTV Proposal: Could Cornwall Centre’s Vacant Bay Space Become Regina’s Next Sports and Entertainment Destination?

A community conversation about reimagining downtown spaces for a changing city
REGINA — What if one of downtown Regina’s largest vacant spaces could become something new?

UTV Canada is bringing forward a community conversation: could the former Bay area at Cornwall Centre be explored as a future location for a sports, recreation, and entertainment destination?

The proposal comes at a time when cities across North America are rethinking how traditional retail spaces can serve communities in new ways. As shopping habits change, many downtown areas are exploring opportunities that combine entertainment, recreation, culture, and community gathering spaces.

During a recent community event, UTV Canada discussed the idea with Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski. The mayor recognized the growing popularity of basketball and other sports in the city, while noting that Cornwall Centre is privately owned and any future redevelopment would require collaboration with the property owners and potential partners.

The UTV proposal is not an existing city project, but an invitation for public discussion.
A future concept could include indoor basketball courts, youth sports facilities, multi-purpose recreation areas, community programming, entertainment spaces, or other attractions that could bring more people downtown.

Some residents have also expressed interest in more downtown entertainment options, including the possibility of a modern cinema or family-oriented destination.

However, major redevelopment would require careful study. Large sports facilities and entertainment venues involve significant investment, specialized construction requirements, market research, and long-term planning.

The larger question is about the future of downtown Regina:

How can the city’s existing spaces be reimagined to meet the needs of future generations?

UTV Canada is inviting residents, business leaders, community organizations, and decision-makers to share their ideas about what downtown Regina could become.

UTV Community Poll
Would you support exploring the idea of transforming the vacant Bay area at Cornwall Centre into a sports and entertainment destination?

✅ Yes — Regina needs more downtown recreation and entertainment options
❌ No — the challenges and costs may be too high

UTV Note:

This is a UTV Canada community proposal designed to encourage discussion and new ideas. Cornwall Centre is privately owned, and any future redevelopment would depend on the property owners, investors, and community partnerships.