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Saskatchewan: Provinces
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The route through eastern Saskatchewan passes through some of the flattest land you'll ever see, scoured flat by the glaciers of the last ice age (expecialy around the towns of Weyburn, Estevan). For variety, take the time to explore the roads south or north of the highway. Moose Mountain Provincial Park, a recreatonal oasis 80 km south of the highway from Whitewood. You can ... take Route 9 (or 201 if you missed it) north from Whitewood past Crooked Lake, Katepwa, and Echo Valley provincial parks in the beautiful Qu'Appelle valley.
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Saskatchewan is home to nearly 970 000 people. Over 35% of these residents live in rural areas, a figure that places it among the highest in Canada. As for the remainder, nearly half of the total population of the province lives in its two largest cities: Saskatoon (202 000) and the capital of Regina (180 000). With its economy growing strongly, Saskatchewan is hoping to increase this population at a steady pace through immigration, aiming to attract at least 5000 immigrants a year in the near future.
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Saskatchewan has a quiet stillness that invades your soul. The landscape is larger-than-life, the people down-to-earth the cultural experiences authentic. There’s room to breathe in province’s cities and towns, and the vast outdoors.
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The prairie province of Saskatchewan produces more than half the wheat grown in Canada. Saskatchewan is the birthplace of Canadian medicare and home of the RCMP training academy. Visit these pages to learn more about the province.
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In addition, the Centre is a local and provincial showplace that exhibits and explains the scientific discoveries and contributions of Saskatchewan people and applications of technology that address Saskatchewan’s unique needs. Moreover, it makes science fun!
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Agriculture, forestry and fishing are three of the major factors in the stable economy of Saskatchewan. With this and some of the finest schools, colleges and Universities in the country, it is not surprising that more families are looking to buy Saskatchewan real estate. The prestigious University of Regina not only acts as a major employer, it produces fine graduates, many of whom love the region and decide to invest in Saskatchewan real estate and become permanent members of the community. If you factor in the great sports and leisure facilities, libraries, museums, galleries and cultural events across the province, you will start to understand just why the Saskatchewan real estate market continues to flourish.
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