3 Best Places To See in Saskatoon

“Western Development Museum (WDM) has four locations across the province holding a remarkable collection of over 75,000 artifacts, ranging from pins to locomotives. The WDM serves as a custodian of Saskatchewan's history from early settlement to the present day. Through exhibits, education programs, public programs, special events, and historical research, the WDM actively engages the people of Saskatchewan with their past. Journey through time at the WDM Saskatoon, where you can walk down the street in Boomtown, learn about transportation innovations, explore the province's history of agriculture, and highlight community connections.”

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“Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo was established, initially as the Dominion Forest Nursery Station and later as the Sutherland Forest Nursery Station. Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo is a non-profit environmental awareness group devoted to encouraging appreciation for nature. The zoo primarily focuses on Saskatoon grassland biodiversity and species that call the prairies home. The zoo also houses several endangered animals. In addition, Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo offers educational services at the park and beyond. The zoo is funded by subscription plans, loans, gifts, expense recovery of the services, and funds earned at Paws in the gift shop and concession. Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo is open every day except for Christmas Day.”

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“Wanuskewin Heritage Park is governed by a Board of Directors comprising twelve (12) Indigenous and non-Indigenous members. The directors are appointees from municipal, provincial, and federal governments, the University of Saskatchewan, and First Nations communities. Wanuskewin Heritage Park's mission is to advance the understanding and appreciation of the evolving cultures of the Northern Plains Indigenous peoples. The Artist-in-Residence program gives Canada's Aboriginal artists time and space to create fresh ideas, demonstrate their artistic practice, develop their work, and interact with individuals across Saskatoon.”

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