Geography
This is the largest city in Saskatchewan.
What is Saskatoon?
Saskatchewan became a province in this year.
What is 1905?
This animal is featured on the Saskatchewan flag.
What is the western red lily? (Trick question! It's actually the provincial flower, not an animal.)
This is the capital city of Saskatchewan.
What is Regina?
Saskatchewan is known as the "Land of Living" these.
What are Skies?
This river flows through Saskatoon.
What is the South Saskatchewan River?
This first Premier of Saskatchewan later became Prime Minister of Canada.
Who is John Diefenbaker?
This large bird is Saskatchewan's official bird.
What is the Sharp-tailed Grouse?
This city is known as the "City of Bridges."
What is Saskatoon?
Saskatchewan produces more of this crop than any other Canadian province.
What is canola?
This is the highest point in Saskatchewan.
What is Cypress Hills?
The RCMP training academy is located in this city.
What is Regina?
This animal is Canada's largest rodent and is common in Saskatchewan.
What is the beaver?
This southeastern city is known for oil production.
What is Estevan?
Saskatchewan has more of these bodies of water than many people expect—over 100,000 of them.
What are lakes?
This national park is famous for its sand dunes and bison.
What is Prince Albert National Park?
This Indigenous people gave Saskatchewan its name, meaning "swift-flowing river."
Who are the Cree?
This large grazing animal was once nearly extinct on the Prairies.
What is the plains bison?
This northern city is one of Saskatchewan's largest communities.
What is Prince Albert?
Saskatchewan experiences one of the highest numbers of these in Canada each year.
What is sunshine?
This large lake is the biggest entirely within Saskatchewan.
What is Lake Athabasca?
This famous Canadian Medicare program began in Saskatchewan.
What is Medicare?
This endangered bird nests in Saskatchewan's grasslands.
What is the whooping crane?
This city is home to the "World's Largest T. rex" attraction nearby.
What is Eastend?
Saskatchewan borders exactly this many provinces and territories.
What are two provinces and one territory? (Alberta, Manitoba, and the Northwest Territories)