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We did that exact trip a couple of years ago, but we took 16 days to do the loop with only 4 days in Regina, so we took a lot more time to see things enroute than you are planning to. However, I can give you our route, and you can ask more questions about specifics if you wish.

We went: Vancouver - Kamloops -Sorrento- Golden -Banff-Drumheller-Medicine Hat-Regina-Lethbridge-Fort McLoud (Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump) - Sparwood - Cranbrook - Nelson - Osoyous - Vancouver.

What time of the year are you considering this trip? What kind of things interest you? A bit more detail might help us give you some ideas.

Obvious stops would be at the parks along the way including Banff. Kamloops and Calgary. If your roundtripping it take the Crowsnest Pass southern route on the way back... the Lethbridge, Cranbrook route mentioned above.

As noted more details would allow for better detailed replies.

Hi everyone

Thanks for your replies.

Definitely.. You will see the most awesome mountain scenery & lots to see & do..

Shuswaps( Lakeviews ) to Calgary ( Craigellachie last spike 1/2 hour stop ) Revelstoke , Rogers Pass ( awesome museum to visit in the middle 1 hour stop ) Lake Louise , Banff & stay in Calgary.

Calgary to Regina would be your 3rd day. Hope this helps with your planning.

We easily drive Vancouver to Yorkton area in two days so you'll have lots of time to stop along the way. if you do drive hwy #1 then I'd drive to Revelstoke on day 1 stop and check out parks etc then onto Alberta..maybe overnight east of calgary somewhere..then into Regina.

From Regina to Winnipeg I'd head through the Q'uappelle Valley.. it's a beatuiful drive

Yes, your fastest route is along Highway 1 the entire way. Given your time limitations, I would plan to take Highway 1 and just enjoy the many possible scenic and tourist stops along that route, rather than diverting to the many other options open to you. If you commit to staying on Highway 1, then that reduces the number of decisions you need to make about what to see and do enroute.

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Construction on the new Breast Health Centre in Regina is underway.

The facility will function as a central resource for women who are being evaluated for, or have been diagnosed with, breast cancer.

The centre, located in the Regina Centre Crossing building at 1621 Albert St., will provide diagnostic imaging, consultation with specialists and surgeons, patient education and support and navigation.

It will also offer on-site access to post-treatment care, such as therapies and rehabilitation, according to a provincial news release Wednesday morning.

This construction update comes as the province continues to work through significant backlogs in breast cancer screening and surgical consultation.  

The government says the centre will be operated by the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) and is expected to open its doors at the end of this fiscal year in spring 2025. 

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According to the province, family physicians and nurse practitioners will be able to provide a referral to the centre, instead of having to co-ordinate multiple referrals for their patients, reducing wait times.

At a press event on-location Wednesday afternoon, surgeon Dr. Sarah Miller said the centre will attract professionals including surgeons and breast diagnostic specialists to Regina.

"If you are going out and doing a fellowship in breast cancer care, you're working in a facility like this," Miller said.

While the Albert Street centre is not yet fully staffed, Miller said, the SHA has made good progress without poaching people from other under-staffed health-care facilities. 

In fact, Miller said, two surgeons from outside of Saskatchewan have already been hired — one from Ontario, the other a University of Saskatchewan graduate who is returning to the province. The centre is expected to be fully staffed in time for its spring opening. 

Hoping to assure Saskatchewan women

The provincial government is putting up $3.6 million this year for the centre's renovations, staffing and diagnostic equipment, according to the news release. 

"We want to ensure that women across this province do have access to the care they need so they have that assurance that we are going to try to have that here in Saskatchewan as quickly as possible," Health Minister Everett Hindley told reporters at Wednesday's press event. 

Hindley said the centre is projected to serve more than 5,000 patients from Regina and across southern Saskatchewan once it opens. He, like Miller, said the SHA and province are working to recruit new personnel for the centre, rather than redirecting or relocating them from other parts of the province.  

Hindley said two local Regina radiologists are currently finishing their breast specialization fellowships out of province. Those fellowships are expected to be completed by September and January. The radiologists will return to Saskatchewan with the ability to perform breast-specific diagnostic screening. 

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"I'm very confident that we have momentum building and [will] continue to build on this. And we'll be able to reduce those wait times for women," Hindley said. 

A nurse navigator was recently hired for the new centre, and a second nurse navigator position has just been posted, according to Hindley. These health-care professionals help patients through their cancer diagnosis, which includes advocating for their care. 

Hindley said the Ministry of Health is working fast to address the needs of women.

"This stuff doesn't happen overnight, but just given where things were this fall, it really accelerated the issue," Hindley said, referring to the major backlog of women needing breast biopsies and mammograms.

"In some respects it is a marathon, but it never really ends. You really need to keep your eye on the ball all the time to make sure that you have the care of patients are front and foremost."

Additional supports in breast care

The province also listed other initiatives in Saskatchewan that are either underway or in the planning process to "enhance care and ensure it is provided in a timely manner." They include a phased expansion of breast screening eligibility to those aged 40 to 49, which is set to begin in January 2025.

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The province says it's also working on continuing to provide additional capacity in Saskatoon and Moose Jaw. It says that since November 2023, this initiative has provided 220 "long-waiting and urgent patients from Regina and southern Saskatchewan with timely access to breast diagnostic procedures."

The government also pointed to its implementation of the out-of-province breast diagnostics initiative, which has provided more than 240 patients with urgent breast diagnostic procedures at a private Clearpoint clinic in Calgary , according to the provincial news release. 

In response to the update on the centre, Opposition health critic Vicki Mowat said in a statement Wednesday afternoon that the NDP have been calling for improved breast care for months. 

However, she said, the Opposition has "zero faith that the Sask. Party will be able to fix the crisis they created."

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Here's a sample itinerary for a drive from Regina to British Columbia. If you're planning a road trip to British Columbia, you can research locations to stop along the way. Make sure you check road conditions to double check the weather. Traveling with a dog or cat? Find pet-friendly stops . Camping along the way? Search for RV campgrounds . Find the best hotels, restaurants, and attractions based on the most talked about places recommended by Trippy members.

10:00 am  start in Regina drive for about 2.5 hours

12:36 pm   Saskatoon eat at Taunte Maria's Mennonite Restaurant stay for about 1 hour and leave at 1:36 pm drive for about 1.5 hours

2:59 pm   North Battleford stay for about 1 hour and leave at 3:59 pm drive for about 1.5 hours

day 1 driving ≈ 5.5 hours find more stops

10:00 am  leave from Lloydminster drive for about 3 hours

12:45 pm   Edmonton eat at Tres Carnales Taqueria stay for about 1 hour and leave at 1:45 pm drive for about 1.5 hours

3:25 pm   Drayton Valley stay for about 1 hour and leave at 4:25 pm drive for about 3.5 hours

day 2 driving ≈ 8 hours find more stops

9:00 am  leave from Jasper (Canada) drive for about 2 hours

10:53 am   McBride stay for about 1 hour and leave at 11:53 am drive for about 2.5 hours

2:13 pm   Prince George stay for about 1 hour and leave at 3:13 pm drive for about 4 hours

7:12 pm  arrive at British Columbia

day 3 driving ≈ 8 hours

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For example, here are some questions people have asked about British Columbia. Click on any question to see answers from the community!

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Yes, even this step is optional, because if you're on vacation who wants the trip to end? It's okay, you can start planning your next trip!

Want to plan the trip back? Get the reverse directions for a British Columbia to Regina drive , or go to the main page to plan a new road trip .

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The cost of driving (USD) from Regina, Saskatchewan to Vancouver, British Columbia is:

$202.97 one-way / $405.94 round trip.

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The total cost of driving from Regina, Canada to Vancouver, Canada (one-way) is $202.97 at current gas prices.

The round trip cost would be $405.94 to go from Regina, Canada to Vancouver, Canada and back to Regina, Canada again.

Regular fuel costs are around $4.69 per gallon for your trip. This calculation assumes that your vehicle gets an average gas mileage of 25 mpg for a mix of city and highway driving.

All currency units are U.S. Dollars. If you prefer international units, the equivalent petrol pump price is 123.8 cents/litre . This assumes a typical fuel economy of 9.4 L/100 km .

You'll go through 43.3 gallons of gas during this trip. This is equal to 164.0 litres .

If you fill your tank with unleaded gasoline, the carbon emissions will be around 848 lbs CO2 . This is equivalent to 384 kg CO2e or 0.38 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalents. These numbers may change depending on the exact make and model of your car. If your vehicle uses diesel instead, the CO2 emissions will be around 992 lbs CO2 , which is equivalent to 450 kg CO2e or 0.45 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalents.

These results are based on the actual driving distance from Regina, Canada to Vancouver, Canada, which is 1,083 miles or 1 743 kilometers .

Your trip begins in Regina, Canada. Our data is primarily for U.S. gas prices, but rough estimates show that fuel prices in Canada are around 1.3 times U.S. prices, so we estimated an average gas price of $4.69 in Canada .

Your trip ends in Vancouver, Canada. Our data is primarily for U.S. gas prices, but rough estimates show that fuel prices in Canada are around 1.3 times U.S. prices, so we estimated an average gas price of $4.69 in Canada .

Currently, we only have exact data for locations in the United States. To improve the accuracy of your fuel cost estimate, you can enter the actual price you pay for gas or petrol at the local pump in the table above.

The following chart displays the difference in total cost of driving given varying fuel grades. If your car requires higher octane gas, you can find out how much more it will cost you to drive between Regina, Canada and Vancouver, Canada.

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