Bushwakker Brewpub in Regina was inundated with water following a major water main break on Dewdney Avenue on Wednesday, June 18, 2026. The brewpub reported that water levels rose to above "knee height," causing significant damage to the premises.
Details of the Incident
The water main break occurred on Dewdney Avenue, a major thoroughfare in Regina, leading to rapid flooding in the area. Bushwakker Brewing Co. took to social media to inform patrons and the public about the situation, sharing images of the flooded interior. Staff and volunteers worked quickly to salvage equipment and inventory, but the extent of the damage is still being assessed.
The City of Regina dispatched crews to repair the broken water main, and traffic disruptions were reported in the vicinity. Authorities advised residents and businesses to avoid the area until repairs are completed.
Impact on the Community
Bushwakker Brewpub is a beloved local establishment known for its craft beers and community events. The flooding has raised concerns about the potential loss of business and the need for support from the community. Regular patrons have expressed their dismay and offered assistance through social media.
This incident adds to a series of challenges faced by small businesses in the region, highlighting the vulnerability of infrastructure in urban areas. Local officials have promised a thorough investigation into the cause of the water main break to prevent future occurrences.
