Wanuskewin Heritage Park is a National Historic Site located just 15 minutes from downtown Saskatoon. Visit this stunning 240-hectares landscape to learn about 6,000 years of indigenous history, take the guided Medicine Walk tour and learn to make bannock.
Take an interpretive tour to learn about this historic battle site located an hour from Saskatoon. Tour the remains of the village, including a church and cemetery, and learn about how the Métis defeat changed Canada's political landscape.
Gluten-free dining has become more accessible in recent years, but these spots in Nashville, Toronto, Saskatoon, San Francisco and Victoria do an exemplary job of creating completely gluten-free fare. There are no special menus at these restaurants, markets and bakeries, so simply sit back and dig in.
Vast and relatively undisturbed, Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan is the perfect place to find solitude and solace. Pitch a tent at Rock Creek Campground and appreciate the quiet. Plus, three more national parks in Ontario, New Brunswick and Alberta to explore solo.
This prairie city is a foodie's paradise
Go back in time in this prairie city
Get up close to polar bears, bison and orca in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and British Columbia.
Snag some last-minute gifts in these great Canadian ‘hoods
Spend some of your time in this prairie city enjoying a well-crafted drink at one of these Saskatoon bars, including one in The James Hotel and another in the Sheraton Cavalier Saskatoon Hotel
Get Asian cuisine, diner-style breakfast, creative cocktails and gluten-free food in this revamped west end ‘hood.
