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Regina tourism agency apologizes for using sexualized slogans

Summary by Ground News
Experience Regina CEO Tim Reid says the organization fell short after using slogans online that hinted at the city's name rhyming with female anatomy. Reid has thanked those who raised concerns for holding the agency accountable. The slogans were part of a rebrand for the city as it tries to attract more tourists.

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Regina tourism agency apologizes for using sexualized slogans

A Regina's tourism agency used slogans criticized for having sexual overtones.

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Alaska Highway NewsAlaska Highway News
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Regina tourism agency apologizes for using sexualized slogans

REGINA — A women's organization is asking Regina's tourism agency for another rebrand after the city used slogans criticized for having sexual overtones.

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St. Albert GazetteSt. Albert Gazette
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Regina tourism agency apologizes for using sexualized slogans

REGINA — A women's organization is asking Regina's tourism agency for another rebrand after the city used slogans criticized for having sexual overtones.

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Bay TodayBay Today
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Regina tourism agency apologizes for using sexualized slogans

REGINA — A women's organization is asking Regina's tourism agency for another rebrand after the city used slogans criticized for having sexual overtones.

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Regina tourism agency apologizes for using sexualized slogans

REGINA — A women's organization is asking Regina's tourism agency for another rebrand after the city used slogans criticized for having sexual overtones.

·Toronto, Canada
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The Globe & MailThe Globe & Mail
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Regina tourism agency apologizes for using sexualized slogans

Experience Regina has removed phrases online two days after launching rebrand

·Toronto, Canada
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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Monday, March 20, 2023.
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