November 12, 2024
You deserve a new Central Library
Central Library comes up a lot in conversation these days. Read Library Director and CEO Jeff Barber’s latest update.
November 12, 2024
Central Library comes up a lot in conversation these days. Read Library Director and CEO Jeff Barber’s latest update.
October 28, 2024
You might notice some new ads about the Central Library project around Regina lately. We wanted to let you know just how important a new Central Library is for Regina!
There are more people than ever visiting Central Library – so much that it’s challenging to provide all of the services people want in our current building. Renewing Central Library is a necessary next step to meet this increased demand.
Explore the information in this post to learn more about the data behind the ads.
October 20, 2024
We’ve been getting some questions about our library facts campaign. Learn more about how we offer opportunities for everyone to discover, learn, and connect!
October 16, 2024
A central library is more than just a structure. It is a common gathering place that unites communities and cultures. It represents a city’s character, its aspirations, and its commitment to the future. It is a source of pride for the community.
October 1, 2024
The motion to reconsider Council’s prior approval of the mill rate and debt necessary for a new Central Library was defeated at a City Council meeting today. That is great news, because it means our work can continue to move forward.
July 12, 2024
We are thrilled with City Council’s July 9 decision to commit to debt financing and a dedicated mill rate request (in principle) to fund a new Central Library. This project has been a longtime in the making, and there’s lots more to do. Read on to find out more.
July 9, 2024
We are thrilled with today’s City Council’s decision to commit to debt financing and a dedicated mill rate request (in principle) to fund a new Central Library.
June 12, 2024
The Regina Public Library Board of Directors this afternoon approved a motion to request that City Council approve funding for a new Central Library building.