Saskatchewan

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Saskatchewan is a prairie and boreal province in western Canada known for its vast flat landscapes, agriculture, and significant natural resources.

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Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada locatedIn Saskatchewan
subject surface form: Yorkton
West Division geographicalScope Saskatchewan
Dene Suline (Chipewyan) spokenIn Saskatchewan
subject surface form: Dene Suline
Saskatchewan Roughriders province Saskatchewan
Niitsitapi traditionalTerritory Saskatchewan
Blackfoot language spokenIn Saskatchewan
Michif spokenIn Saskatchewan
Nēhiyawēwin spokenIn Saskatchewan
Nēhiyawēwin spokenIn Saskatchewan
this entity surface form: Ontario
Nīhithawīwin spokenIn Saskatchewan
Ininīmowin spokenIn Saskatchewan
Assiniboine language spokenIn Saskatchewan
Nakota traditionalTerritory Saskatchewan
northern Alberta borders Saskatchewan
subject surface form: Northern Alberta
Fort Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan, Canada province Saskatchewan
subject surface form: Fort Qu’Appelle
Pile O’ Bones locatedIn Saskatchewan
Wascana Centre locatedIn Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Legislative Building owner Saskatchewan
this entity surface form: Province of Saskatchewan
Government of Saskatchewan jurisdiction Saskatchewan
this entity surface form: Province of Saskatchewan
Regina Folk Festival province Saskatchewan
Royal Saskatchewan Museum locatedIn Saskatchewan
MacKenzie Art Gallery locatedIn Saskatchewan
MacKenzie Art Gallery serves Saskatchewan
Regina City Council province Saskatchewan
Eaton’s operatedIn Saskatchewan
Greyhound Canada (historical) operatedIn Saskatchewan
subject surface form: Greyhound Canada
Lake Agassiz basin extendsInto Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw River locatedIn Saskatchewan
Sobeys operatesInProvince Saskatchewan
Kelvington, Saskatchewan, Canada province Saskatchewan
subject surface form: Kelvington, Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Act, 1905 created Saskatchewan
this entity surface form: Province of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Act, 1905 jurisdiction Saskatchewan
Lieutenant Governor existsIn Saskatchewan