The City of Regina and the Royal United Services Institute were proud to unveil a new pedestal at the Cenotaph in Victoria Park. The pedestal was installed in recognition of the Second World War’s British Commonwealth Air Training Program. The British Commonwealth Air Training Plan trained over 130,000 aviators for the Allied air forces during […]
After a small private ceremony last year, the Royal Canadian Legion will once again extend an invitation to the public to attend it’s Remembrance Day ceremonies. The ceremony will begin at 10:40 at the Cenotaph in Victoria Park. Everyone who is planning to attend the service is asked to arrive no later than 10:30. Parade […]
Dozens of people braved the cold, and the pandemic, to gather in Victoria Park to honour Remembrance Day at the Cenotaph Wednesday. The socially distanced, masked up crowd stood in silence as they remembered fallen military members, and those still serving. President and CEO of the Regina Legion, Ron Hitchcock says he was happy to […]
Regina would normally have two Remembrance Day celebrations, but this year there will just be one. The ceremony at the Brandt Center will not happen this year because of COVID-19 meaning the only one in Regina will be at the Cenotaph in Victoria Park starting at 11 With space limited to 150 people, people are […]
Both the Cenotaph monument and Sir John A. MacDonald statue have been vandalized in Regina’s Victoria Park. The vandalism was first spotted on Wednesday, but at this time it’s not known when the acts occurred. The acts come at a time when the City of Regina has said it’s reviewing what to do with the […]
