City breaks ground on Regina’s new multimillion-dollar aquatic facility
After years of debate, design tweaks, and ballooning costs, Regina has finally broken ground on its new indoor aquatic centre. Touted as one of the city’s largest recreation projects, the $313.6-million facility will feature Olympic-sized pools, a waterpark, fitness spaces, and more. Supporters say it’s an overdue investment in health and community, even as critics eye the steep price tag. For many, though, the sight of shovels in the ground signals relief: the long-promised replacement for the aging Lawson Centre is finally underway. Get the full story from the Regina Leader Post.
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