Saskatchewan Legislative Building

They said Canada is Justice and equality. I found in this building racism and hatred. The flags of Ukraine and Israel were raised, but the flags of other countries were not raised. Even the flag of the indigenous people was not raised in this building.

What a great place, the municipal building is right next to Wascana Lake, so it’s really great. I also met a wedding team, it’s so cool and beautiful, it’s a very pleasant weekend, perfect for walking and playing - Owen

Saskatchewan Legislative Building is one of the most beautiful heritage of historical importance. Built in 1912, alongside the Wascana Lake at Regina, it is now the seat of Provincial Assembly/ Government and an excellent tourists' attraction. Guided tours are regularly conducted daily throughout the year.
The Guides, mostly students, are well trained. Security staff is polite n helpful. The sitting arrangement of MLAs/ Speaker, etc is on British Style. You will find nice gallery of photos, paintings, documents and other artifacts inside, including of Legend Prime Minister (Dreamer of this building in 1905), Walter Scotch and late Queen Elizbeth II. Have seen pressure groups protesting against government policies in front of this building. It shows tolerance. Parking is satisfactory. Lush green grounds, fountains, and boating in Wascana Lake are additional attractions. First Aid and Rescue Desk near the walking/ boating area, in front of building, is needed to meet the emergencies.

OATH TAKING CEREMONY OF 2 NDP MLAs ON 13TH SEPTEMBER, 2023 IN ASSEMBLY CHAMBER.
It was nice to attend oath taking ceremony of Mr. Nur Burki and Mr. Clark, who recently won seats in Regina bye election.
To our surprise, neither speaker nor any MLA from Government attended. Standing avation was accorded by fully packed galleries (400 guests) to both MLAs after their oath and to Ms. Carla Beck, Leader of NDP Party, after her aspiring speech. Let's hope they perform well in next assembly session, going to start on 25th October, 2023.

Must see place in Regina. Every day till 4.30 pm there will be detailed guided tour every 30 mins. Great information. Beautiful place to visit.

The legislative building is grander than I anticipated. With a front garden that is full of beautiful flowers. You can join a guided tour in the building.

The external lightings is magnificent. Deserves visits both during day time and in the evening.

Due to schedule issues, I could only see it from the outside. But it is spectacularly beautiful. Beautiful architecture, beautiful color of marble, beautiful domes. It's well worth it just from the outside. I imagine that its interior is marvelous. I leave you some photographs from various angles and do not hesitate to stop by at any time. And right in front is the queen's garden, which is also not to be missed. Great area for tourists and locals

Free tours are very informative (thanks Matt). Building is beautiful! Well worth taking the time to experience.

Solemn and exquisite legislative building, and deliberation hall. You can visit every day, 30 minutes each time, accompanied by a guide. Things to do in Regina

My wife and I visited on Sunday June 25th and just loved the building. The peace officers were very welcoming and friendly, and our tour guide was a young fella called Nolan. He was very informative and easy to chat with. And his enthusiasm was very infectious. Thank you Nolan for your patience.

The gardens were beautiful to walk through, down by the lake. Just a word of warning though, be careful where you step, as there's goose poo everywhere. It would be good if this could be cleaned up more frequently. All in all, a very relaxing visit and the craftsmanship that went into the building is breathtaking.

Just happened to see Performers with Philippine traditional costumes. They agreed me to take picture. Thanks and good luck with your future performance.

I am always fascinating with this place because of the structure and the UK feels of the building and it’s big. Great view along the lake and strolling around the place.

A magnificent structure. Even the adjacent areas are charmingly decorated with flowers, trees, greeneries & lakes. It was fully worth visiting!

My tour guide was excellent, and the peace officers (who do the security check) are very welcoming and friendly. The building is larger and more impressive than I expected for Saskatchewan's legislature, which was explained during the tour. Admission is free and there's also some decent artifacts like the original table the BNA Act was signed on. Would recommend visiting if you're in town.

Great, friendly security staff! The grounds and the building as beautiful and welcoming as always. Thank you!