Regina serves as the cultural and economic hub of the province. With over 200,000 residents, it’s home to a diverse population consisting of German, English, Scottish, and Aboriginal communities.
The cost of living in Regina of course depends on factors such as renting versus owning a home, whether you have a private vehicle or commute using transit, and whether you are supporting a family, among other factors. However, the cost of buying a home in Regina relative to the rest of Canada is quite low. Regina area drivers must buy auto insurance through Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI), a Crown corporation. Auto insurance costs in Regina can be a little higher than the national average, but still affordable compared to British Columbia or Ontario.