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 Jul 20, 1905 - The Saskatchewan Act, creating the new Province of Saskatchewan, received royal assent.

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Earl, Paul D. Eastend Historical Museum Eaton, Susan Elabor-Idemudia, Patience Elliott, David R. Elliott, Doug Ellis, Kathryn J. Episkenew, Jo-Ann Epp, Henry Epstein, Linda Epstein, Michael Erhardt, Pat Ermine, Willie Espie, Rick Esterhazy Community Museum Estevan Art Gallery and Museum Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (Saskatchewan Synod Office) Evanisky, Trent Evans, Simon Eyre, W. (University of Saskatchewan Archives) et John A. Boan, C. Stuart Houston

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