Regina city council announces plans for city centre transit, Taylor Field housing development
$4 million has been designated for covering the transit operating shortfall from 2019-2021.
$3 million of this designation will go towards an investment for a non-vehicular trail system that “supports the connectivity within City Centre supporting improved safety, improved use, connecting civic infrastructure and delivering a vibrant multi-modal transit upgrade for the community,” according to the Jan. 25 city council agenda.
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