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The city of Regina is the capital city of the Province of Saskatchewan and following Saskatoon, it is the second biggest. The city is a major economic center for the regions it surrounds, comprising the rest of southern Saskatchewan and the nearby American states of North Dakota and Montana. Regina was founded in 1882 and became well-known during the North-West Rebellion period, when troops were transported by train before they marched to the front line. What's more, the rebellion's leader named Louie Riel was hanged in Regina. Regina was incorporated as a city on the 9th of June, the year 1903 and was declared the capital of the Saskatchewan province by the first provincial government.

The University of Regina and the fine arts constituency supports the culture and arts of the city of Regina. Fine arts, theatre and dance have been heavily featured within the city with the Regina Conservatory of Music being a main highlight of the universities music scene. The city of Regina likewise hosts several other yearly cultural events, like for instance Mosaic, The Regina Dragon Boat Festival, the Cathedral Village Arts Festival, the Regina Folk Festival and the Craven Country Jamboree. The Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts, nowadays presently called the Conexus Arts Centre, is a concert hall complex widely-recognized for its most acoustically-perfect environment, hosts the Regina Symphony Orchestra (Canada's oldest performing orchestra), Opera Saskatchewan and the new Dance Horizons. There is also the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, the Globe Theatre, Holy Rosary Roman Catholic Cathedral, and the famous Casavant Freres pipe organs of the Knox-Metropolitan United Church.

The city of Regina is a travel location of the neighbouring North Dakota and Montana States, as well as the southeastern regions of Saskatchewan. Some of the most probable places that people visit comprise: The Evraz Place, an agricultural fair event every month of August, the Canadian Agribition, an agricultural show during the winter months, the Globe Theatre, Taylor Field sports stadium, Casino Regina, the Government House, the Roman Catholic Cathedral on the West End, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police national training Centre, the Saskatchewan Science Centre, which houses the 1914 Powerhouse on east Wascana Lake, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum and the Mormon Temple, known for its gorgeous buildings.

Regina's economy is very much dependent upon oil, potash, sodium sulphite, kaolin, and bentonite. Farming still plays a large role also, though not as significant as in past decades. Federated Co-op maintains a 103,000 barrel for every day refinery as the exploitation of the oil resources in Saskatchewan continues. Up to the present, the city of Regina is among the minor players within the development of Regina's civic economy.