DEWDNEY CONSTRUCTION UPDATES

Dewdney Avenue Corridor Revitalization – Phase 2A Update

The Dewdney Avenue Corridor Revitalization is a two-year project transforming the Warehouse District into a safer, more vibrant space. Phase 2A begins April 7, 2025, focusing on surface work from Hamilton St. to Broad St. and wastewater sewer installations between McIntyre St. and Lorne St., including a sanitary casing under the CN railroad tracks.

Upcoming Work:

Wastewater Main Casing Installation under CN railroad tracks (McIntyre to Lorne)
Road Construction on the south side (Hamilton to Broad)
Street Light Updates – Pole removals (south side) & power cable installation (north side)
Pedestrian Ramp Construction at Broad & Dewdney intersection

Construction Impacts:

Road Closures: Dewdney closed from Albert to Lorne & Scarth to Broad, with reduced-speed two-way traffic maintained between Lorne & Scarth.
Parking: Restricted along Dewdney; temporary parking at the Yards Site (access via Scarth) & taxi loading zone on Lorne St.
Transit: Routes temporarily relocated to 8th Avenue.
Pedestrian Access: North sidewalk remains open (Albert to Broad), with brief closures (<1 hour) from McIntyre to Lorne. Temporary crosswalks with flashing lights at Scarth.
Water & Sewer: Temporary sewer bypass system to maintain service; brief wastewater disruptions (<1 hour) for properties between McIntyre & Lorne.

For the latest updates, visit Regina.ca/Dewdney.

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Regina’s Warehouse District Vision Plan

The Warehouse District is evolving into a vibrant, connected, and thriving community—where history meets innovation. Our vision focuses on creating a dynamic, walkable district that supports local businesses, enhances public spaces, and strengthens community connections.

A key part of this vision is the Dewdney Avenue Revitalization—a transformational project designed to improve safety, accessibility, and the overall experience for residents, businesses, and visitors. By modernizing infrastructure, expanding pedestrian-friendly spaces, and fostering economic growth, we’re shaping the Warehouse District into a premier destination to live, work, and play.

Stay tuned for updates as we build a stronger, more connected Warehouse District!