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Tourism Regina launches new line of merchandiseTourism Regina launched a new merchandise collection, including socks, candles, and oil diffusers. That's in addition to the relaunch of the I Love Regina gear.May 23, 2025
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REAL looking to give up Tourism Regina responsibilitiesRegina city council is set to debate whether or not to end Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL) as the overseer of Tourism Regina.CanadaNov 8, 2023
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‘Poorly managed organization’: Controversy follows independent review into REALThe review into the Experience Regina rebrand found no changes of employment at Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL) will be required, raising questions of accountability.CanadaJul 14, 2023
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No changes to staff after Experience Regina rebrand controversy; REAL independent reviewThe rebranding of Tourism Regina to Experience Regina occurred in March, with slogans like 'Show us your Regina' and 'The city that rhymes with fun.'CanadaJul 13, 2023
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Name change, review of Experience Regina to take place following community criticismThe Regina Exhibition Association Limited board of directors said the Tourism Regina is back, and a complete review of Experience Regina will be done by a third-party consultant.CanadaApr 13, 2023
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‘Sexist and wrong’: Experience Regina slogans weren’t presented to mayor, tourism CEO ahead of launchWhat started as a rebranded tourism department has turned into a controversial issue across Regina met with both hate and support online, and now in the halls of city council.CanadaMar 23, 2023
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Experience Regina apologizes for ‘misogynistic’ rebrand slogansBefore the backlash and apology, Global News spoke with Tim Reid about the rollout of the rebrand, with him noting they had been working on the project for several months.CanadaMar 20, 2023
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Regina Warehouse District hosting a city block partyLeaning into the block party theme, families can enjoy cornhole, carving watermelons, basketball, giant Jenga and more.CanadaJun 15, 2022
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