Denny’s Canada Opens New Diner at Southland Mall in Regina


REGINA, Saskatchewan, Oct. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Denny’s Canada is proud to announce the opening of Denny’s Southland Mall, a brand-new diner located at 2665 Gordon Road, Regina, Saskatchewan. Situated within Southland Mall, the new location marks an exciting milestone for the brand as it expands its presence across Saskatchewan and Central Canada.



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