A motion headed before Regina city council could bring the possibility of a new baseball facility in Regina back up to the plate. It comes as the Regina Red Sox face possible suspension from the Western Canadian Baseball League if several known issues are not addressed at their current home, Currie Field. Backed by Mayor Sandra Masters and Councillor Bob Hawkins, the notice of motion outlines issues identified including inadequate washrooms, bleachers and a field dimension below Baseball Canada’s standards.
“The Regina Red Sox must address these deficiencies in a timely fashion, or face suspension from the Western Canadian Baseball League,” the motion reads. Download the CTV News app to get breaking news alerts sent to your device Citing a feasibility study conducted by the city, Living Sky Sports and Entertainment, and REAL, it also said Currie Field “does not compare” with other similar facilities in Western Canada. The same study said the project could raise between $4 million and $8 million through sponsorship and philanthropic donations, although the motion calls for an additional “case for support” study to determine a more accurate and attainable cost estimate.
Council to discuss preliminary plans for new baseball stadium The idea of replacing Currie Field was originally pitched in 2021. Proposed locations include the Yards or the former site of Taylor Field. Regina Red Sox pitch plan for new baseball stadium on Dewdney Ave Wednesday’s motion includes a.
