Each National Historic Site tells its own unique story and illustrates some of our country’s defining moments. The sites are interactive and perfect for family day trips. 

Timber wolf packs can cover a range of more than several hundred kilometres. In this particular region of Saskatchewan white wolves are unusually common. 

Friends and family come to Prince Albert National Park to connect. Breathing in the fresh northern air and listening to the quiet of the forest is a celebration of the park’s greatest gift: nature left untouched for all to enjoy. 

There’s a light summer breeze, the air is filled with the smell of the recent rain that just passed by, and a coyote howls in the distance.

Chefs and restauranteurs are breaking the mold with new and creative dishes in Saskatchewan. 

After I arrived at the lake, it didn’t take me long to launch my boat and race to the first of a series of my favorite shallow water bays.

There are nearly 100,000 rivers running across northern Saskatchewan, so it should not surprise anyone in the know that there are incredible paddling experiences here as good (if not better) than anywhere else in the world.

The sun is shining and it’s a perfect winter day to enjoy the outdoors and explore Saskatoon in a new way – on a kick sled! 

The crackling of the camp fire; the comforting smell of the smoke from the fire combined with the aromatic scents of nearby pine trees - it's camping season!

In summer of 2017, a small group of van-lifers from different parts of North America drove their tiny home on wheels all the way to Grasslands National Park in southern Saskatchewan.

"Growing up in La Ronge, a town with access to so many beautiful lakes and trails, I developed a passion for exploring the north."

In January 2016 Julia and Lucas landed in Regina with a new vision and renewed take Saskatchewan.