Saskatchewan’s 100,000 lakes and rivers offer visiting anglers nearly 60,000 sq. km of fishing heaven. 

Here are some ideas to help you find the perfect Saskatchewan-made gift for friends and loved ones.  

Everyone knows anglers are incorrigible liars. So for years I listened to tall tales about fishing in northern Saskatchewan with a healthy skepticism.

Every November, the Canadian Western Agribition (CWA) stages the largest agricultural trade show in Western Canada. Get your tickets and head down to experience cattle, cowboys and jousting. Wait, jousting?

More than 4,000 lakes, islands and bays in northern Saskatchewan bear the names of individuals who lost their lives in military conflict. Doug Chisholm has photographed nearly all of these commemorative sites.

Explore Picasso on the Prairies, and so much more at Remai Modern, now open in Saskatoon.

Exploring deep prairie roots and connections to the past, photographer Nathaniel Martin travels through Grasslands National Park and surrounding area. 

Ever since Skye Café and Bistro opened its doors in August 2016, the husband-and-wife chef team have challenged themselves to use local meat and produce wherever possible.

Saskatchewan often lives up to the famous “Land of Living Skies” slogan, but for the past few nights, the skies have really been showing off.  

From east to west, here are some must-visit places we recommend you take a small detour for during your journey across Saskatchewan.

Boating along the rock lined shores, pulling into a nice calm bay and catching a pike in your first five minutes – that’s what happens when you’re fishing at Jan Lake.  

Bruin Alexander, a former hockey player turned photographer, offers a unique and personal glimpse into the heart of southern Saskatchewan.