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WELCOME SIGNS FOR REGINA

Released on June 14, 2001

The City of Regina will receive $75,000 from the provincial Centenary Fund

toward the construction of new gateway and tourist signs to welcome people

to Saskatchewan's capital.



"The province is pleased to partner with the City of Regina on this

initiative," Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Ron Osika said. "These

new signs will be a pleasant and informative welcome to visitors entering

our capital city."



"We're proud of our city and want to provide a good first impression to

travelers visiting Regina," Mayor Fiacco said. "The participation of the

province and our tourism partners will result in improved visitor and

tourist signs at city entrances and throughout the community."



Municipal infrastructure projects under the Centenary Fund are cost shared

by the province and successful applicants. The City of Regina and its

tourism partners will match provincial funding for the new signs.



The Centenary Fund was established to leave a legacy of Saskatchewan's

centennial for future generations. Leading up to the centennial

celebrations in 2005, the government is funding projects that are of

provincial or regional interest and will develop municipal infrastructure.



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For more information, contact:



Cathy Gourlie Allan Duff

Municipal Affairs and Housing Municipal Engineering

Regina City of Regina

Phone: (306) 787-2687 Phone: (306) 777-7419

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