REGINA - The RCMP Heritage Centre Canada in Regina is getting a funding boost from the federal government.
The Hon. Terry Duguid, Minister for PrairiesCan, has announced $3 million in Western Diversification Program funding to support the Mounted Police Heritage Centre.
According to the federal government’s news release this funding is to “enable the Centre to sustain current operations and hire more staff, create and deliver new on-site and travelling exhibits and programs, and update current programs and service offerings to attract more visitors.” It will also enable the preservation and upgrade of the building.
“The RCMP Heritage Centre tells the story of Canada’s national police force, offering visitors a chance to reflect, learn, and hear from diverse perspectives,” said Duguid in a news release..
“Through continued investment, we’re supporting the Centre’s efforts to tell a more complete story—one that acknowledges the past, amplifies Indigenous voices, and looks toward a future shaped by reconciliation.”
“The history of the RCMP is Canadian history, and this funding will allow us to continue to explore and share it, offering a world-class experience for visitors from around the world,” said Sam Karikas, CEO, RCMP Heritage Centre.
“We thank PrairiesCan for this investment in our province and our people.”
