A new dome for $430 million or fix up Mosaic Stadium for $6 million - referendum needed

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WINNIPEG: The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) responded to the dome feasibility study today by renewing its call for public input before tax dollars are used to build a new domed stadium in Regina. The CTF is asking the province to let taxpayers decide between funding a new $430 million dome and fixing up Mosaic Stadium for $6 million.

“$430 million is a lot of money, especially considering the government is trying to stave-off a deficit,” said CTF Prairie Director Colin Craig. “All Saskatchewan taxpayers should have the right to decide between building a new $430 million dome and fixing up Mosaic Stadium for $6 million. After all, unlike health care and education, building a football dome is a luxury project.”

The CTF previously released documents which show Mosaic Stadium could last for another ten years by spending just $6 million. By introducing a per ticket fee of just $2.50 a game, those who attend Rider games could pay for the repairs.

By: Colin Craig
Posted: March 01, 2010
Topic: Saskatchewan

Contact the regional director Colin Craig for further information.

Type: News Releases

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