Saskatoon Attractions
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Saskatoon
Location
Saskatoon is a melting pot of different cultures. It lies on the banks of the South Saskatchewan River. Known as "the city of bridges" it has wide tree-lined streets and 1620 ha / 4000 acres of parks and green spaces. It is the acknowledged "mining capital" of Canada and is often referred to as a mini Silicon Valley because of its leading role in Canada's high-tec and mining industries. It is also the home of the highly respected University of Saskatchewan.
History
Before the arrival of Europeans this area was inhabited by Cree Indians, the dominant prairie tribe.
Location
Saskatoon is a melting pot of different cultures. It lies on the banks of the South Saskatchewan River. Known as "the city of bridges" it has wide tree-lined streets and 1620 ha / 4000 acres of parks and green spaces. It is the acknowledged "mining capital" of Canada and is often referred to as a mini Silicon Valley because of its leading role in Canada's high-tec and mining industries. It is also the home of the highly respected University of Saskatchewan.
History
Before the arrival of Europeans this area was inhabited by Cree Indians, the dominant prairie tribe.
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Wanuskewin Heritage Park
The Wanuskewin Heritage Park, outside of Saskatoon, has been the site of important archeological finds related to the Plains Indians. Research suggested these people lived here up to 7000 years ago.
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Western Development Museum
The Western Development Museum is a reconstructed prairie town recreating the year 1910.
