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Jul 20, 1997 - First Saskatchewan portion of Trans Canada Trail opened at Douglas Provincial Park. At 15 000 km, it will be the longest trail of its kind in the world.

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Contributions By: David McLennan

Aberdeen ABERNETHY ADMIRAL Air Ronge Alameda Allan Alsask Arborfield Arcola Arts and Culture Asquith Assiniboia Balcarres Balgonie Barrier Ford Batoche Battleford Beaupré, édouard (1881-1904) Beauval Bellegarde Bengough Bienfait Big River Biggar Birch Hills Blaine Lake Brabant Lake Bredenbury Broadview Bruno B-Say-Tah Buffalo Narrows Burstall Cabri Candle Lake Canora Carlyle Carnduff Carrot River Central Butte Ceylon Choiceland Churchbridge Claybank Cochin Colonsay Communities of Saskatchewan Coronach Craik Creighton Cudworth Cumberland House Cupar Cut Knife Dalmeny Davidson Delisle Doukhobor Settlement Duck Lake Dundurn Eastend Eatonia Ebenezer Elbow Elrose Esterhazy Eston Fleming Foam Lake Fort Qu'Appelle Fort San Francis Frenchman River Gay and Lesbian Activism Geography of Saskatchewan Govan Grain Elevators Grasslands National Park Gravelbourg Green Lake Grenfell Gull Lake Hafford Hague Hanley Hawarden Herbert Hudson Bay Ile-a-la-Crosse Imperial Indian Head Ituna Kahkewistahaw Band Kamsack Katepwa Beach Kelvington Kerrobert Kindersley Kinistino Kipling KISBEY Kyle La Loche La Ronge Lafleche Lake Diefenbaker Lampman Lancaster, Ron (1938-2008) Langenburg Langham Lanigan Lashburn Leader Lebret Lemberg Leroy Lumsden Luseland Macklin Macoun Maidstone Manitou Beach Maple Creek Marshall Martensville Meadow Lake Midale Milestone Moosomin Morse Mossbank Nipawin Nokomis Norquay North Battleford Ogema Osler Outlook Oxbow Pelican Narrows Pelly Pilot Butte Ponteix Porcupine Plain Preeceville Qu'Appelle Radisson Radville Raymore Redvers Regina Beach Regional Parks Rocanville Roche Percée Rockglen Rose Valley Rosetown Rosthern Rouleau Royal Saskatchewan Museum Saltcoats Scott Sergeant Bill Shaunavon Shellbrook Sintaluta Southey Spiritwood Springside St. Walburg Stanley Mission Star City Stoughton Strasbourg Sturgis Tisdale Transportation Turtleford Ukrainian Settlements Unity Vonda Wadena Wakaw Waldheim Wapella War Memorials Warman Watrous Watson Wawota Weyburn White City Whitewood Wilkie Willow Bunch Wolseley Wood Mountain Wynyard Yellow Grass Zealandia Zenon Park

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This web site was produced with financial assistance provided by Western Economic Diversification Canada and the Government of Saskatchewan.

Ce site Web a été conçu grâce à l'aide financière de Diversification de l'économie de l'Ouest Canada et le gouvernement de la Saskatchewan.