Saskatchewan

In the Rockey mountains along Alberta's western border with BC there are. They hunt the mountain goat.

potash is found in p.a

forestry, agriculture(farming),not a lot but some fishing, mining and manufacturing

None. Canada has provinces and territories.

Canada has 10 provinces:

- Alberta

- British Columbia

- Saskatchewan

- Manitoba

- Ontario

- Prince Edward Island

- Quebec

- New Brunswick

- Newfoundland & Labrador

- Nova Scotia

and 3 territories:

- Nunavut

- Yukon

- Northwest Territories

The capital city of Saskatchewan is Regina.

Settlers came to Saskatchewan seeking affordable land and new opportunities, driven by the promise of agriculture and the potential for prosperity. The Canadian government's promotion of the region through programs like the Dominion Lands Act, which offered land at low prices, attracted many immigrants. Additionally, the availability of fertile soil and a favorable climate for farming made Saskatchewan an appealing destination for those looking to build a better life. Economic factors, including the desire for a fresh start and the lure of employment, also motivated many to move to the area.

many different things if you want to know more visit your local library or never visit here because its a bad site for learning.

The elevation of Saskatoon is 481.5 metres.

The province of Saskatchewan in central Canada covers about 651,036 km2 (231,366 sq. mi).

The live in houses, mostly in the middle to southern part of the province.

Great plains and The Canadian shield

- City

179,246

Alberta to the West, Manitoba to the East and the Northwest Territory to the North

A vegetation is plants and stuff that grow in whatever place your trying to find

Some rivers in Canada are the St. Lawrence, Ottawa, Saguenay, and Peace. The lakes of Canada include Lake Athabasca, the Huron in Ontario, and Lake Superior also in Ontario.

North Dakota and Montana border Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan became Canada's ninth province on September 1, 1905. By enacting the Saskatchewan Act, the Parliament of Canada created Saskatchewan out of the Northwest Territories.

Its the richness of the soil. Also the climate.

16. Even though you may have learners license at 14, this only applies to Class 5 vehicles which excludes motorcycles. At 16 you may ride a motorcycle as a learner with a valid class 7 and you can road test for your class 6 (motorcycle license) at 16. So technically the day you turn 16 (if you hold a class 7 already) you can test for you class 6 even thought you have never ridden on the streets as a learner.....

Saskatoon is a city of just over 200 000 people.

Saskatchewan's bird is sharp-tailed Grouse.

There are two competing stories. One is that the name came from the Cree word moosegaw, meaning "warm breezes." The other is that it reflects the nearby river bend which resembles a moose's jaw.

Canada is one country, and you have named a group of cities. A city is like a large town, a country is much bigger, usually covering many cities and towns.
Of the cities you have named, Winnipeg is furthest east.

· Petroleum

· natural gas

· potash

· coal

· uranium,

· copper,

· zinc,

· gold,

· silver,

· crude oil and have much coal.

· Oil

· rich soil