The Canadian Plains Research Center is the longest-serving institute at the University of Regina with a broad mandate to improve understanding and appreciation of the Canadian Plains region, its people, and its resources. It does so through contributing to the development of a broad community of scholars of the region using interdisciplinary approaches that initiate and support scholarly research on all aspects of prairie life.
CPRC’s mandate is served by its programs for inter-disciplinary research, scholarly publications, graduate (Masters and PhD) studies, research fellowships, and its lecture / conference / workshop series.
The Canadian Plains Research Center is the home of CPRC Press.
What's New at CPRC
Seminar on Balancing Conservation and Development Planning in Saskatchewan
Posted May 20, 2011
Saskatchewan is booming and major development pressures are arising almost everywhere in the provincial landscape. Sudden prosperity brings risks: how are we to protect and conserve critical na
New books from CPRC Press
Posted January 6, 2011
Our Fall titles are out and available from your favourite retailer or online directly from CPRC press. Click on the links to discover the best non-fiction on the prairies!
Manitoba Premiers of the 19th an
