The Saskatchewan Prairies

The Saskatchewan Prairies The province of Saskatchewan is located in the country between Canada and the provinces of Alberta and Manitoba, they call this province a prairie province because of its simplicity. The economy of Saskatchewan is committed to the agricultural sector, but has led to challenges such as agriculture, fishing, hunting and forestry account for 6.8% of GDP of the province. Wheat is the most familiar crop, and perhaps a stereotype associated with the province, but other cereals such as oats, rapeseed, rye, peas, barley, lentils, canary seed and flax are also produced. Mining is also an important sector in the province, Saskatchewan is the world leader in exports of potash. In the northe part of the province, forestry is important. Saskatchewan is the largest supplier of uranium, and the provision of a substantial part of the United States of America. Saskatchewan has many attractions to offer, beautiful golf course, an abundance of lakes where you can spend hours doing water activities like fishing, water skiing, wakeboarding, diving in fresh water. You and your family can have a lesson in history with the province of Saskatchewan, see the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (who are known throughout the world) Centennial Museum. Big Muddy Badlands, Otter Rapids, Roche Percée, Great Sand Hills, Athabasca Sand Dunes, Cypress Hills, NISTOWIAK Falls are in good condition and education visit. Saskatchewan has so much to offer so go out and visit the province, but your time.