All Places

In 1991, a large vertebra was found near the town of Eastend, SK. This exciting discovery turned out to be Scotty, one of the largest, most complete T. rex skeletons in the

The St. Victor Petroglyphs Interpretative Centre, established and operated by the volunteer group The Friends of St. Victor Petroglyphs, is located at #9 Main Street in St. Victor. The Centre

Chronicling the local history of the area, the Cabri Museum features First Nations artefacts, a natural history display, dairy display and military uniforms. Location Notes 202 First Street South in

The Broadview Historical Museum is one of the largest small town museums on the prairies!  It’s a window to the labours, joys and sorrows of a diverse and determined people.  From drought

The Prince Albert Historical Museum is one of the four museums operated in the City of Prince Albert by the Prince Albert Historical Society. It is located in the former

​Located in Loon Lake’s Recreation Centre​, the Big Bear Trail Museum showcases artifacts of the skirmish at Steele Narrows and other memorabilia from the area such as wood saws, axes,

The Diefenbaker Canada Centre (DCC) is a dynamic cultural, educational, and historical institution. Located on the stately University of Saskatchewan campus, the DCC is Western Canada’s only combined Prime Ministerial

Renowned for its fine academics, athletics and spirituality, the Athol Murray College of Notre Dame is located in the small, prairie community of Wilcox. Founded by “Pere” (Father) Athol Murray, the

The Gallery on 3rd is operated by the Watrous and Area Arts Council traveling art shows are displayed as well as the works of local artists. Tucked inside the gallery

​Declared a national historic site in 1923, the site features the remains of the Metis village of Batoche, the site of an armed conflict between the Metis Provisional Government and