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In 1996 potash was selected to be the Official Provincial Mineral Emblem of Saskatchewan.
Potash is in fact not a mineral, but a mixture of minerals, typically sylvite, halite, and carnallite. First discovered in Saskatchewan in 1943, current production is over a billion dollars a year.
The province does not have an official provincial rock, gem, or fossil.
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What is Saskatchewans rock?
In 1996 potash was selected to be the Official Provincial Mineral Emblem of Saskatchewan. Potash is in fact not a mineral, but a mixture of minerals, typically sylvite, halite, and carnallite. First discovered in Saskatchewan in 1943, current production is over a billion dollars a year. The province does not have an official provincial rock, gem, or fossil.
What is Saskatchewans geographic location?
what is saskatchewan's geographic location?
What is Saskatchewans major sources of employment?
It's Fisheries
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Saskatchewans major attraction is the Lumberg Button! It is a huge rainbow button in the city... It was put there in honor of their queen, Queen Landina. I highly reccomend seeing this amazing piece of art! Makes a great family photo!
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