In 2026, SaskPower will invest $9 million to upgrade downtown Regina’s electrical system. These upgrades are part of a multi-year program to improve reliability and increase capacity in the area.

From May through October, crews will be at work replacing electrical equipment that has reached or is nearing the end of its life, including underground cables and duct banks.

“During the past five years, SaskPower has invested nearly $50 million in system improvements in downtown Regina,” said Rupen Pandya, SaskPower President and CEO. “This work will help to ensure business and residential customers in the heart of our province’s capital and second-largest city will have the power they need when they need it for years to come.”

With much of the infrastructure underground, work will take place along streets, sidewalks and alleys in the downtown area. SaskPower will work to limit disruptions. For planned outage information, visit saskpower.com/outages, your MySaskPower account, or the SaskPower app.

Detailed information about the project including specific work locations and timelines can be found at saskpower.com/reginadowntown. SaskPower is coordinating much of this work, including traffic accommodations, with the City of Regina. For road restrictions, visit regina.ca.

At a glance...

• SaskPower plans to invest $9M in downtown Regina in 2026
• SaskPower will coordinate work with the City of Regina
• Learn more at saskpower.com/reginadowntown