CIC Regina

Reconstituted in 2026, the Regina Branch is proximate to the provincial seat of government and benefits from historic strengths in trade, research, and diplomacy. Saskatchewan has nine global trade offices, helping export products ranging from wheat to pulses, uranium to potash, oil to canola. Our city is home to the University of Regina, including the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, as well as an active network of consular officials and corporate leaders.

Featured past events included hosting:

• International business executives
• Canadian and Foreign diplomats
• Ministers of the Crown and Senators
• Academics

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