The grand attraction of the Saskatoon branch of this museum is Boomtown, complete with its Western Pioneer Bank, garage, stores, Chinese laundry, school, pool hall, theatre, hotel and railway station. The church, moved here in 1972, is the only origi..

A series of archaeological sites on the banks of the South Saskatchewan River forms the basis of this testament to the survival of the Plains Indians. Translated from Cree as "seeking peace of mind," Wanuskewin was a meeting place and hunti..

A lawyer by training, well known for his defence of the "little man," Diefenbaker entered politics and became a strong proponent of Western Canadian ideas in the Conservative Party. Elected party leader in 1956, he served as prime minister ..

Named for Fred Mendel, a wealthy Saskatoon meatpacker of German origin who launched the idea of an art gallery and spent much of his time and money developing it. The permanent collection includes works by the Group of Seven, Emily Carr and David Mil..

This museum presents displays of traditional costumes, tapestries, pioneer tools, musical instruments, wood-inlaid objects. Mannequins are garbed in male and female Ukrainian folk attire, including headdresses and footwear. One exhibit is devoted to ..