Saskatoon Profile
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About Saskatoon
Saskatoon is Saskatchewan’s largest city, on the South Saskatchewan River in the prairie parkland. Bridges, a university, and a compact downtown along the riverbank define its layout. It is a service centre for agriculture, potash, and a growing research sector. About 270,000 people live in Saskatoon.
Known for
- South Saskatchewan River and its bridges
- University of Saskatchewan
- Potash, agriculture, and prairie research
- Wanuskewin and Northern Plains Indigenous history
- A relatively young Prairie population
See & do
Meewasin Valley Trail
Riverbank pathway through the city.
Remai Modern
Contemporary art museum downtown on the river.
Wanuskewin Heritage Park
Northern Plains Indigenous cultural site just north of the city.
Western Development Museum
Prairie settlement exhibits and 1910 Boomtown.
Forestry Farm Park & Zoo
Historic nursery site with a zoo and parkland.
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