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Cast a Line for Free This Weekend in Alberta and Saskatchewan
This weekend, anglers in Alberta and Saskatchewan can cast a line without a licence on eligible provincial waterbodies. The summer edition of Free Fishing Weekend runs July… Read more »
Things to Do This August in Saskatchewan
Visiting Saskatchewan this August? Along with the famous attractions to visit, August is full of great events, festivals, and concerts happening. From family fun festivals to live… Read more »
Things to Do in Saskatoon This Weekend
A weekly digest of what’s on this weekend in Saskatoon including weekend activities, festivals, concerts, live theatre, markets, exhibitions, sports, nightlife and more!
Saskatchewan Lowers Routine Breast Screening Mammogram Eligibility Age to 40
Women in Saskatchewan aged 40 and older can now book routine screening mammograms through the BreastCheck program. The change took effect July 1, 2026, marking the fourth… Read more »
Scenic Road Trip in Saskatchewan: Regina to Qu’Appelle Valley
Summer is a great time of year to get into your vehicle and head out for a fun day or two to explore the route between the… Read more »
50 Things to Do During Summer in Central Saskatchewan
The land of the Battle of Batoche, Manitou Springs fondly described as ‘The Dead Sea of Canada’, the ancient land of Wanuskewin, beautiful sandy beaches, are not… Read more »
50 Summer Adventures in Southern Saskatchewan
From sand hills and clay canyons to lores of smugglers and grand dreams, Southern Saskatchewan offers plenty of adventures to the wandering soul.
Summer Adventures in Northern Saskatchewan
From the abundant monster-sized fishes to the sparkling lakes, rugged trails and rapids, Northern Saskatchewan calls the adventurists in you.
Canada Launches First National Food Security Strategy With $3 Billion Plan
Prime Minister Mark Carney has launched Canada’s first National Food Security Strategy, a 10-year plan backed by more than $3 billion to make the country’s food system… Read more »
2026 Canada Day in Saskatoon: Fireworks, Celebrations & Long Weekend Events
Celebrate Canada’s 155th birthday with fun events and activities.
Great Sand Hills in Sceptre: Hike This Unique Desert in Saskatchewan
Discover the Great Sandhills, a quiet natural treasure in southwestern Saskatchewan. It is one of the largest sets of active sand dunes in Canada. Strong, high-velocity winds… Read more »
Two Lakes, Endless Adventures: Summer Fun at Great Blue Heron Provincial Park
Northern parts of Saskatchewan is a hub of outdoor activity and recreation year-round. Much of this is due in part to the expansive Prince Albert National Park…. Read more »
5 Inflatable Water Parks in Saskatchewan to Have a Bouncing Time This Summer
Looking for fun-filled adventures on the water this summer in Saskatchewan? Sask Aquatic Adventures will operate giant inflatable water parks at five locations this year. Sask Aquatic… Read more »
100+ Fun Things to Do With Kids This Summer in and Around Saskatoon
Looking for fun ways to spend summer holidays with kids in Saskatoon? Here is a list of fun things to do in and around Saskatoon during summer (June to Labour Day). Few ideas for day trips and weekend getaways are also included.
Avonlea Badlands: Explore This Landscape in Saskatchewan Filled With Hoodoos and Buttes on a Guided Tour
You wouldn’t expect to see hoodoos in the middle of Saskatchewan’s pasture lands. Located about 75 km from Moose Jaw and Regina on private land is Avonlea… Read more »
Canada Post’s New Stamps Tell Stories of Pride History and Resilience
Canada Post has released four new Places of Pride stamps, highlighting sites that played an important role in Canada’s 2SLGBTQIA+ history. The new issue is the second… Read more »
Boston Pizza Brings Back Father’s Day High Tea for Dads Across Canada
Boston Pizza is bringing back its Father’s Day High Tea for Dads after introducing the event last year. The promotion will run from June 19 to 21,… Read more »
Southern Prairie Railway: Take a Scenic Tour on Saskatchewan’s Heritage Train
This summer, take a trip through picturesque prairie fields on Saskatchewan’s first full-sized tourist railway – The Southern Prairie Railway. This historic train, “pulling the past into… Read more »
Sask Parks Marks National Trails Day With Free Admission
Saskatchewan residents and visitors will be able to enter provincial parks for free on Saturday, June 6, 2026, as Sask Parks marks National Trails Day. The day… Read more »
Candle Lake Provincial Park: Purple Sand Beaches, Historic Trails, and Lakeside Campsites for a Unique Saskatchewan Vacation
Candle Lake Provincial Park offers a perfect mix of nature, recreation, and relaxation. Whether you’re camping lakeside, hiking scenic trails, swimming at sandy beaches, or boating across crystal-clear waters, there’s something for everyone. Explore the hidden Purple Sands Beach, try disc golf, go birdwatching, or cast a line for walleye and pike. Families, couples, and outdoor lovers will all find something to enjoy. Here are the top activities and ways to make the best of your trip.
Saskatchewan’s T.Rex Discovery Centre Reopens With New Dinosaur Exhibits For 2026 Season
The T.rex Discovery Centre has reopened for the season, bringing a mix of familiar highlights and a few new additions for visitors making the trip to Eastend…. Read more »
Tim Hortons Hiring Drive Targets 10,000 New Workers Across Canada
Tim Hortons is ramping up hiring across Canada while scaling back its reliance on temporary foreign workers, as competition in the coffee market begins to shift with… Read more »
Prairie Lily: Explore Saskatoon Cruising South Saskatchewan River
Explore the ‘City of Bridges‘ from a new perspective on Prairie Lily from the South Saskatchewan River. Prairie Lily is all ready to set sail from May… Read more »
Canada Unveils Plan to Replace Snowbirds Aircraft as 2026 Marks Final Tutor Season
Canada is preparing to retire a long-standing symbol of its air force, while laying the groundwork for what comes next. Defence Minister David J. McGuinty announced plans… Read more »