Canada Saskatchewan Production Studios

Built in 1913, the structure has served as a normal school, military training facility, and fine arts building for the University of Regina.

In 1964, the normal schools (referred to as "teachers' colleges" since 1953[6]) were transferred to the University of Saskatchewan and the building became part of the U of S Regina Campus.

The building was gutted, leaving the north, east and part of the west walls, then rebuilt to become the Canada Saskatchewan Production Studios.

[8][9] The Canada Saskatchewan Production Studios have 4 sound stages which have the capacity to film feature-length movies, television sitcoms or any other needs of the media industry.

The sound stage connects to the CBC Broadcasting Centre, allowing for easy access to their facilities and equipment.

Canada Saskatchewan Production Studios viewed from former Anglican Diocesan property, to the east