See. Grasslands National Park Vast prairies, rare wildlife, Indigenous history, and stargazing in southwest Saskatchewan. MoSoFest Saskatoon's diverse festival featuring 60 bands in seven venues. Potash Corp Wintershines Winter festival in Saskatoon with an ice park, ice carving, and soup cook-offs. Our Lady of the Assumption Co-Cathedral 1918 cathedral in Gravelbourg with Italianate and Romanesque styles, unique murals.
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Stay. Delta Bessborough hotel Hotel in Saskatoon with an outdoor skating rink nearby during winter.
National Geographic
Vast prairies, rare wildlife, Indigenous history, and some of the country's best stargazing make Grasslands National Park a surprising alternative to South America's most famous wetland.
National Geographic
With the South Saskatchewan flowing through the middle of town, river life is "integral to the heart of the city," says Patti McGillivray, vice president of the Saskatoon Heritage Society. "Almost ...
Atlas Obscura
Usually driving into a small town in Saskatchewan you can see a couple of taller buildings on the horizon, and maybe a grain elevator. Uniquely, Gravelbourg's skyline is dominated by a cathedral. Built in 1918, Our Lady of the Assumption Co-Cathedral mixes Italianate and Romanesques architectural styles, and was originally the seat of the predominantly French language Catholic diocese of Gravel…
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