The Great Sandhills of Saskatchewan
The Great Sand Hills are sand dunes in the south-west region of Saskatchewan, Canada. The…
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About the Man Made Lake – Lake Diefenbaker In Saskatchewan
The largest body of water in southern Saskatchewan is Lake Diefenbaker, though Last Mountain Lake…
There is a Lighthouse in Saskatchewan?
“Yes, Virginia, Saskatchewan has a lighthouse!” Cochin, Saskatchewan (35 km north of North Battleford) is…
Old oil and gas wells find new life with renewable energy
As part of its COVID-19 response, Canada’s government is spending $1.7 billion to clean up…
Turtle Lake Monster
The fish aren’t talking.
Little Manitou Lake’s buoyancy may encourage non-swimmers
If you think you lack buoyancy and fear drowning there is a lake in Saskatchewan…
Current at power station creek lengthens diving season
The accompanying video is a compilation of dives at the Coteau Creek power station. It is at the base of the Gardner dam at Lake Diefenbaker in Saskatchewan, about 100 kilometres south of Saskatoon.
Current at power station creek lengthens diving season
The accompanying video is a compilation of dives at the Coteau Creek power station. It…
Introducing The Saskatchewan Underwater Council
The Saskatchewan Underwater Council exists to foster, promote, and create avenues and opportunities for all…
Saskatchewan Shipwreck
So rare were ships on the prairies that when a steamer for the Pearson Land Company was held up on Long Lake, the only law under which the government could charge the thief was Piracy on the High Seas; a crime punishable by hanging. The government decided not to press charges.
Saskatchewan Shipwreck
So rare were ships on the prairies that when a steamer for the Pearson Land…