Casino Regina

Casino Regina is Saskatchewan largest casino, located in the historic Union Station building in Regina, the renovated former railway station that was the provincial central railway node when the railway opened western Canada to settlement. With more than 75,000 square feet of gaming floor with hundreds of slot machines, gaming tables, Texas Holdem poker room open daily from noon to 04:00 with weekly tournaments and the Vegas-style Show Lounge for live performances. It operates until 04:00 under Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) license and operated by SaskGaming, a provincial Crown corporation. The casino was completely modernized in 2023. Casino Regina revenues are distributed to the provincial General Revenue Fund, First Nations Trust and Community Initiatives Fund.

Regina: the Saskatchewan capital and wheat capital

Regina is the Saskatchewan capital and the province second city with more than 250,000 metropolitan area inhabitants, founded in 1882 as territorial capital of the Canadian Northwest when the transcontinental railway crossed the prairies. The name Regina, meaning Queen in Latin, was given in honor of Queen Victoria. Saskatchewan is Canada highest wheat-producing province: it produces more than 40% of Canada export wheat and has in its prairies the world largest continuous supply of flat agricultural land. Regina is also home of Canada Mounted Police RCMP, whose recruits train at the city Depot Academy, the oldest continuously operating mounted police school in Canada. Mosaic Stadium in Regina is home to the Saskatchewan Roughriders, the Canadian football team with the highest fan base per capita in the CFL.

The Union Station casino in the Canadian prairies capital

Casino Regina is Saskatchewan largest casino, in the renovated historic Union Station building in the prairies capital center. It operates under SLGA license, SaskGaming management, minimum age 19.