Enjoy the sunshine in this beautiful oasis any time of year!
Did you know the Government House conservatory is officially named after the Honourable Sylvia Fedoruk, Saskatchewan’s first female Lieutenant Governor (1988–1994)? In recognition of her legacy, this beautiful space was dedicated in her name during Saskatchewan’s centennial in January 2005.
But the story of this lush retreat goes back even further! In the early 1900s, the Edwardian Gardens provided a striking contrast to Regina’s vast, treeless landscape. Creating and maintaining a British-style garden in Saskatchewan’s challenging climate was no easy task—it took the vision and dedication of Scottish-born landscape gardener George Watt, along with the vital support of his greenhouse, to make it flourish.
Today, the conservatory offers a warm and tranquil escape, open to the public during regular hours. Whether you're looking for a quiet moment to relax, a touch of tropical beauty, or a unique piece of history, the Sylvia Fedoruk Conservatory is waiting to welcome you. Come in, take a seat, and soak in the serenity!
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