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A historical landmark in Regina's Wascana Centre, commemorating free speech and the right to peaceful assembly.
Speaker's Corner in Regina, Saskatchewan, stands as a tribute to free speech and assembly. Located on the north shore of Wascana Lake, it features symbolic elements like lanterns from London's Hyde Park and columns from Regina's Old City Hall. It's a reminder of the importance of open dialogue and community engagement.
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A brief summary to Speaker's Corner
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Albert St, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4P 4W7, CA
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Getting There
Walking
If you are already in Wascana Centre, Speaker's Corner is easily accessible on foot. From the Wascana Park Pavilion, walk towards the Albert Street bridge. Cross the bridge and continue straight on Albert Street for approximately 200 meters. Speaker's Corner will be on your right, marked by a sign and seating areas. There is no cost for walking.
Public Transport
Regina Transit operates bus routes that stop near Wascana Centre. From downtown Regina, take a bus that services Albert Street. Get off at a stop near Wascana Place or the Albert Street bridge. Walk north on Albert Street towards the lake. Speaker's Corner will be on your right, just past the bridge. A single bus fare is $3.00.
Taxi/Ride-share
Taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available in Regina. Request a ride to Speaker's Corner at Albert Street and Wascana Drive. From downtown Regina, a taxi ride to Speaker's Corner will cost approximately $13.50.
Local tips
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Take a stroll around Wascana Lake to enjoy the scenic views and other attractions in Wascana Centre.
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Visit Speaker's Corner in the evening to see the vintage gas lamps illuminated, creating a charming historical ambiance.
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Check the Wascana Centre website for events and programs that may be taking place during your visit.
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Regina's Speaker's Corner, dedicated in 1966, serves as a constant reminder of the principles of free speech and the right to assembly. Situated on the north shore of Wascana Lake, this historical landmark offers a space for voices to be heard and ideas to be shared.The corner incorporates symbolic elements that connect it to the broader history of free speech. Two lanterns, originally part of the Cumberland Screen at the entrance to Speaker's Corner in London's Hyde Park, frame the south entrance to the main plaza. These lanterns provide a tangible link to the world's most famous free speech venue. The podia on the main plaza are made from the exterior columns of Regina's Old City Hall (1908-1965), symbolizing the importance of free speech in local democracy.Speaker's Corner is integrated into the scenic landscape of Wascana Centre, surrounded by greenery and accessible pathways. While it may not always be bustling with activity, its presence serves as a reminder of Regina's commitment to community engagement and the celebration of diverse voices. It stands as a place for reflection on the importance of open dialogue and the ongoing need to protect freedom of expression.
A brief summary to Speaker's Corner
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