Regina Energy Transition

06/11/2026

The Province is considering building a solar farm south of Regina. They're asking for public input until June 16th. Send an email letting them know you support solar! Please share on your socials, too.

From the Province:
We invite the public to provide comments on the environmental impact statement and the ministry’s technical review comments for Mino Giizis Solar Limited’s proposed 105-megawatt solar facility. The project will be located approximately 25 kilometres southeast of Regina, in the Rural Municipality of Lajord No. 128.

We value traditional knowledge and local information on the potential impact of this proposed project.

To review project documents, visit our website at: [https://bit.ly/4qmRL13](https://bit.ly/4qmRL13...) or the Rural Municipality of Lajord administrative office.

*****To submit comments or for more information contact: [email protected]

Deadline for written comments is June 16, 2026

Saskatchewan evaluates the environmental impacts of developments so the real costs and trade-offs in a project are fully understood.

02/11/2026

It's time to take action for public transit! Let's tell Regina City Council NOT to approve a 10% transit fare hike. They will vote on this on February 25th. Let's flood their email inboxes, let's sign a petition, let's write LOVE LETTERS TO REGINA PUBLIC TRANSIT for Valentine's Day! Read on for more info and other ways you can help.

This motion to increase transit fares is happening despite record ridership. Nearly 9 million rides in 2025, the highest in the city's history. Regina already charges the highest fares among peer cities while investing the least per capita on transit.

For students, seniors, workers, newcomers, and families who depend on the bus, this hike is a real barrier. Transit is how people get to work, to school, to appointments, to everything. It should be accessible to everyone.

It also undermines the city's own climate plan. The City's Energy and Sustainability Framework identifies increasing transit use as one of seven "Big Moves" required to meet net zero. Transportation accounts for 24% of Regina's greenhouse gas emissions. The Framework calls for expanded service to encourage a 25% transit mode share. A 10% fare hike does the opposite: it risks suppressing ridership at the exact moment the city should be getting people out of cars and onto buses.

This Valentine's Day, we're asking people to write love letters to transit and post them online. Tag city councillors. Let them see what the bus means to this city.

Here are four ways you can help:

1. Post a love letter to transit. Write a sentence or two about what transit means to you, snap a photo, and post it to social media. Tag the Mayor, your Councillor, and the City of Regina. Use and .

2. Sign the petition -- link in the comments

3. Take 30 seconds to send Council an email -- link in the comments

4. Share this with friends and family. We need more voices before the vote later this month!

Council is voting soon - Let's make sure they hear from us first!