The Centre features a 25,000-square-foot three-court gymnasium with retractable bleacher seating for up to 2,000 spectators, two multipurpose gymnasiums, an elevated 200-meter four-lane running track, large fitness Centre, an Aquatics Centre, lecture and classroom facilities, teaching and research laboratories, an artificial turf field and two natural grass fields.

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Regina is located on Treaty 4 land and within the traditional territory of the Metis.

Indigenous people have lived in this region through many thousands of years. This area was one of the important places where Indigenous people would come to hunt the roaming herds of bison. They began to stack the long bison bones into large piles in an effort to honour the animals’ spirit as the bison herds were becoming depleted due to overhunting by non-Indigenous hunters. Indigenous peoples named the area oskana ka-asastēki, which roughly translates to “bone piles”.  European explorers, fur traders and settlers translated this to Pile of Bones.

European settlement began in the 1880s as an agricultural community and served as a distribution point for farm materials and produce. As the settlement grew and became established, it was renamed Regina (latin for “queen”) after Queen Victoria, who was the British monarch at the time.

Regina became a city in 1903. Two years later, Saskatchewan became a province and chose Regina as its capital. Today, this diverse and vibrant community is one of Canada’s fastest growing major cities.

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