Making History: Regina's RCMP Heritage Centre Goes National

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Big news for Regina: Ottawa has promised to make the RCMP Heritage Centre a national museum, backed by $3 million a year in federal funding. What does this mean for the centre, and how will it help preserve more than 150 years of RCMP history? CEO Sam Karikas joins us to break down the announcement and what's next.
10 Nov 12PM English Canada News Commentary

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