These fun and exciting things to do in Regina, Saskatchewan, will help you plan an exciting visit to the capital of Saskatchewan. The first time that I stepped foot into Regina, Saskatchewan, my hopes for a good time were not sky-high. After all, this city has a reputation as one of Canada’s least talked about […]
Category Archives: Saskatchewan Travel
Situated between Manitoba and Alberta, Saskatchewan is one of only two landlocked provinces in Canada.
Widely known for its dramatic rolling prairies that contribute to the province as Canada’s largest producer of canola, flaxseed, and durum wheat, the majestic grain silo’s that dot the landscapes have become a symbol of the agricultural heartbeat of the province.
These fun and exciting things to do in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, will help you plan an exciting visit to the capital of Saskatchewan. When the legendary Canadian rock band The Tragically Hip sang “sundown in the Paris of the prairies” in their iconic song “Wheat Kings,” they were speaking about the beautiful city of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. […]
Discover the hidden stories behind Saskatoon’s Remai Modern art gallery, its inclusive exhibits, meet the artists, and the vault that holds its vast collection, including a surprising Picasso connection. As I walked up to the entrance of the Remai Modern Art Gallery, situated elegantly on the banks of the South Saskatchewan on the edge of […]
Explore the triumphs and struggles of Canada’s iconic Mounties at the RCMP Heritage Centre in Regina. Dive deep into the force’s 150-year history, from the legendary Sam Steele to modern advancements. Canada’s famed Mounties are one of Canada’s most iconic symbols. The romantic image of these crimson-clad lawmen riding their trusty steeds across endless Canadian […]
Rebellion Brewing Co in Regina, Saskatchewan, isn’t just about delicious beers (though their IPAs are legendary!), it’s a vibrant hub where locals connect, relax, and celebrate. Discover how Rebellion Brewery fosters a sense of belonging and fuels Regina’s lively spirit. It takes time for communities to develop and grow. They rarely erupt in a […]
A grouse lek, for those who don’t know, is when a group of male grouses put on remarkable, striking (and very competitive) displays to woo any observing females. The sharp-tailed grouse courtship displays are extraordinary, and coming to Saskatoon to see them offers birders one of the world’s great birding opportunities. Carol Patterson did just […]
Prince Albert National Park has almost 4000 square kilometres that it calls its own, and that means it’s very much a transitional landscape where you can see pockets of grasslands, aspen parkland, and boreal forest – as well as more water coverage than any other national park. Robin and Arlene Karpan walk us through how […]
Wanuskewin is a cultural complex that honours the history and artwork of First Nations People, with no shortage of exhibits and events. It’s an archeological site and non-profit cultural and historical centre just outside Saskatoon that We Explore Canada contributor Hans Tammemagi visited to help you do the same! Three bison, large and fearsome, charge […]
Grasslands National Park is one of the most unique national parks that we have in Canada. It aims to protect and showcase one of the few remaining areas of undisturbed dry-mixed grass/shortgrass prairie grassland, and for that we should be very grateful. Longtime visitors of the park Robin and Arlene Karpan walk us through how […]