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Dewdney Avenue construction on track to meet deadline

Dewdney Avenue construction on track to meet deadline

Construction along Dewdney Avenue in Regina is well into its second year. Local businesses along the street have had to create workarounds for parking and welcome customers to keep business flowing.

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Despite those workarounds, some local restaurants along the street have been making the best of the situation and have enjoyed watching a major project be completed outside their front door.

Katherine Ludwig spoke with the businesses about how work this summer has gone in the video above.


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