"The Crazy Province of Saskatchewan" Province of Saskatchewan by canuckmike

I find Saskatchewan to be a weird province. In my home province of Alberta, there are four provinces, territories and states that border it. Of those 4, Saskatchewan is the one where I probably spent the least amount of time in even though it's probably the closest for me. Saskatchewan always had the image of nothingness. Which for me, I'm attracted to those places so I don't know why I haven't spent more time here. Probably because noone else wants to go there. Now even though Saskatchewan has the image of nothingness, in fact if you are an outdoors type of person, there is quite a bit to do. It's home to 100,000 lakes, massive forests and Canadian history.

Saskatchewan is one of Canada's Prairie provinces with an area of 588, 276 km2 and a population of around one million. That population number really hasn't changed too much over the years. It shares borders with Alberta, Northwest Territories, Manitoba, North Dakota and Montana. It's capital is Regina and became a province in 1905.