In Regina, the good life is affordable

Keep your money —
or spend it the way you want

An average family in Regina earning $75,000 keeps $21,000 more of their income than the same family in Southern Ontario. That means Reginans do more living, more investing, more saving and just plain more with every single dollar they earn. In fact, Reginans boast the highest level of discretionary income at nearly every income level, compared to other major Canadian cities. At an average of $35,000 discretionary income, Reginans have DOUBLE the discretionary income of the same income earners in Vancouver.  Learn more. Source: Saskatchean Finance

Own your dream home

A house in Regina costs less than ½ of what the same house costs in Toronto, Calgary, or Vancouver. That means you can live the Western Dream, and still keep money in the bank for your own and your family’s future. Rental rates are also some of the lowest in the country.  Learn more.
Source: Canadian Real Estate Association

Having a family is affordable in Regina

Average monthly daycare costs in Regina are some of the lowest in the country.  Learn more. Source: Stats Canada

Get where you want to go,
save money too

The average commute in Regina is less than 20 minutes and with affordable and efficient Public Transportation at your disposal you may not want to drive at all. If you do drive, shorter commutes will mean you spend less money on gasoline. Of major Canadian cities, Regina also has the second-lowest parking rates. Monthly parking rates average $125/month and daily rates average only $6.75/day.
Parking info source: Colliers International 2007 Survey.