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Regina Saskatchewan: The Five Reasons You Should Live Here- Episode 35.
The name of my channel is #Friends&Family. The information and videos on this channel are based in Regina, Saskatchewan. Canada's Regina is the second-largest city in the province after Saskatoon and serves as the capital of Saskatchewan. In terms of population, it is the 18th largest in Canada. Along with Manitoba and Alberta, it is one of the three provinces that make up the prairies. I aim to explain in my videos how Regina, one of Canada's fastest-growing large cities, is rich in history and legacy. Regina boasts all the resources a student might possibly need, including shopping centers, supermarkets, libraries, recreation centers, movie theaters, parks, and quick access to medical facilities. 
The subscriber to my channel who actually relocated to Regina from anywhere is shown in my videos. Regina is one of the Canadian cities with the strongest economy and the lowest unemployment rates. Regina is ranked seventh in Canada in terms of GDP. Large investments have been made in Saskatchewan's manufacturing, transportation, and natural resource industries recently (including potash, oil and gas, and others).
Regina is the capital city of Saskatchewan. Often known as the Queen City, Regina is the second largest city in the province and is located on Treaty 4 territory, and homeland of the Métis.
The city has not been recognized to draw foreign immigrants over the past ten years. But recent economic changes have increased the number of job options. And this increase is reflected in the recent increase of new immigrants to the city. Because of the severe labor scarcity, it is growing in popularity among job searchers.
You have a choice of four educational environments in which to enrol your kids: public schools, catholic schools, independent or private schools, and homeschooling.
A wonderful place to call home is Regina. It's a good spot to raise a family because it's a mid-sized city. Numerous parks, recreational areas, museums, arts and cultural institutions, and events take place all year long. Everybody can find something to do, in fact.
For a delicious dinner, head to downtown Regina. Restaurants that serve food from all around the world are available. The city has a variety of festivities all year round. The Prairie Mobile Taste of Spring, JazzFest, and The First Nations University of Canada's Annual Spring Celebration Pow Wow are a few of the most well-liked events.
Is the weather really that cold in Regina? Regina has a humid continental climate. Winters are very cold, windy, and dry. In January temperatures are between -21.6°C and -10.7°C, but sometimes they drop below -40°C. Wind can make winter temperatures feel even colder. There are about 86.5 days a year with a wind chill of -20°C or less, 43.2 days that it feels like -30°C or colder and 16.3 days with a wind chill of -40°C or lower.
Summer temperatures are usually between 12°C and 26°C; however, they may rise to 40 °C. While it may be cold in the winter, Saskatchewan gets lots of sunshine! In fact, it averages the most sunshine in any Canadian province!
Street food market in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada: Regina Farmers Market Regina Farmers' Market operates in Regina, Saskatchewan every Wednesday morning as a well-liked venue for locals and visitors to get in touch with regional producers directly through indoor and outdoor farmers' markets as well as the year-round RFM Online Store. The RFM's entire selection of goods is created, baked, farmed, or designed in Saskatchewan and reflects the expanding diversity of our city and province. Since its inception in 1975, the Regina Farmers' Market (RFM) has worked in partnership with farmers and local business owners.
Public transportation is another alternative available to residents. Regina Transit, which runs 23 bus routes in the city, offers public transportation. Bus service begins at 5:30 AM and lasts until 12:30 AM. Each route will have different operating hours.
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