One of the Prairie provinces of Western Canada, Saskatchewan has its capital at Regina. Its economy is primarily based on agriculture and natural resource industries like forestry and fishing. It boasts two major cities, Saskatoon and Regina. Mostly its area is covered vastly by pristine wilderness. Mostly forested and sparsely populated, Saskatchewan’s residents live primarily in its southern prairie half of the province.

Saskatchewan has a diversified economy with a focus on agriculture, mining and energy, similarly on natural resources such as potash, uranium and oil. The province is also home to several top post-secondary institutions such as University of Saskatchewan and the University of Regina. Some of the top sights to visit in Saskatchewan include Prince Albert National Park, Saskatoon Ukrainian Church, Batoche National Historic Site.