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Regina is Saskatchewan's capital and one of the few Prairie cities where government, finance and professional offices sit alongside an actual petroleum refinery — the Co-op Refinery Complex processes crude into refined fuels today — a steel and equipment-manufacturing sector, and one of Canada's most significant agri-food logistics builds. Cargill's new canola processing facility at the Global Transportation Hub became operational on April 21, 2026 with an annual processing capacity of approximately one million metric tonnes, producing canola oil and high-protein meal for food, renewable-fuel and feed markets on a rail-served intermodal site.

The same city hosts pulse-ingredient processing connected to Saskatchewan's lentil, pea and chickpea economy, a provincial-government and Crown-corporation office economy (SaskPower, SaskTel and SGI among them), and a technology sector now extending into artificial-intelligence infrastructure: the Bell AI Fabric project in the RM of Sherwood just outside Regina — a planned 300 MW AI data-centre campus — moved into construction in 2026, with work now advancing across all four buildings on the site and a first data hall expected in 2027. It remains a construction project, not an operating campus. Businesses serving that construction and operational readiness phase — electrical and mechanical contractors, cooling and server-room trades, security and facility services — are part of the local commercial ecosystem. BizFin.ca helps Regina businesses explore financing built for each of these systems.