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Speed skating is a popular sport in Saskatchewan.There are different types of speed skating like a short track, long track, and marathon speed skating. In 1892 speed skating got added to the Olympics.

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A castle from the medieval times.

The castle was built because the original owner didn’t feel safe in their old house because of a cyclone.

The area of the castle is approximately 10,000 square feet.

The castle was originally built by Francis Nicholson Drake.

The castle was built in 1926

The building materials were mostly limestone.

Jason Micheal Hall bought the castle in 2003, and he added more detail to it.

The castle has a medieval design to it.

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Curling- Life Of Sandra Marie Schmirler By:Max Webb

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Curling- Life Of Sandra Marie Schmirler By:Max Webb

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Sandra Marie Schmirler, Born June 11, 1963 Died March 2, 2000 was a Canadian curler who won three Canadian Curling Championships and three World Curling Championships. Schmirler also won her team a gold medal at the 1998 Winter Olympics, the first year women's curling was a medal sport. Saldy, she died of cancer at age 38. Sandra never got below forth in all the 13 years she played.

Another Amazing Thing About Saskatchewan's Curling is That in the Men's and Women's league. The Men's league has gotten 6 straight years in forth or higher placement in the Olympics. In Women's league they have gotten medal 5 straight years in the Olympics.

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Kari Matchett is a Canadian actress. She has appeared in films such as Apartment Hunting, Angel Eyes, Men with Brooms.She was born in 25 March 1970 and is 49.Her net worth is estimated to be about $3 million. She was born in Spalding, Saskatchewan which is a small village in Canada.

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SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival Zoey Perrine Period 1.

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SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival Zoey Perrine Period 1.

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The SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz festival takes place in Saskatchewan Canada during late June for 10 days. This music festival attracts over 80,000 people from all around the world. They have over 100 different music artist of different genres. This festival has taken place for 25 years, progressing from an original 5 day small festival, now the second largest festival of its type in western Canada. It is a big deal for the people in Saskatchewan, they prepare weeks in advance setting up everything for this extravagant festival. The vision was to bring live music to the people of Saskatchewan but now is much more. With over 100 artists performing and over 80,000 people from around the world attending this one of a kind Canadian music festival.

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Saskatchewan Legislative Building Ellie M. Pd.1 

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Saskatchewan Legislative Building Ellie M. Pd.1 

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The Saskatchewan Legislative Building started being built in 1908 and was finished around 1912.  It costs roughly 1.75 million dollars. The Saskatchewan Legislative Building can seat up to 61 people.

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Saskatchewan Holiday: Family day By Ithaca K. 

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Saskatchewan Holiday: Family day By Ithaca K. 

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Family day is a statutory holiday held on February 18, and is only held in 5 provinces (including Saskatchewan.) Schools and most businesses  are closed on the holiday. Family day is where you do an activity with the whole family or spend time together as a family. So communities have special events like have a discount on  a museum or some place else. The first family day was held in Alberta in 1990.

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Cree is one of the most common indigenous languages in Saskatchewan. There are many different forms of the language, spoken throughout Canada. It may be hard for speakers in different areas to understand each other because the dialects are so varied. The most common ones in Saskatchewan are Woods Cree and Plains Cree. Cree is mostly written with syllabic.

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Saskatchewan doctor strike Nonso U. pd.3

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Saskatchewan doctor strike Nonso U. pd.3

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The Saskatchewan doctors' strike was a 23-day action by medical doctors in 1962 in the Canada region of Saskatchewan so they can force the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation government of Saskatchewan to drop its universal medical insurance. The strike was from July 1st, the day the Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Act started, to July 23.

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The Spanish Flu came to Saskatchewan on October, 1, 1981. That was a very bad time because that was when Wold War I had just ended. The Spanish Flu killed 4,916 people in Saskatchewan and left others sick and week.

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Regina was declared capital of Saskatchewan on May 23, 1906. Regina means "Queen" in latin. Regina was declared capital of Saskatchewan in honor of Queen Victoria it was Queen Victoria's daughter Princess Louise that had the idea to do so. Regina unlike most prairie provinces has a few tropical areas. And is the second largest city in Saskatchewan coming after saskatoon the first largest city in Saskatchewan.

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Construction of the Trans-Canada Highway, Alexandra K. Pd. 4

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Construction of the Trans-Canada Highway, Alexandra K. Pd. 4

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The Trans-Canada Highway was under construction from 1950-1971 and was the longest highway in the world when it was finished. The first segment finished was in Saskatchewan in 1957. There have been improvements made to it and lanes added since it was finished. It passes through all the provinces and is 4,860 miles long.

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There is no berry in it. It was fed during the fur trade.
Spudnuts are potatoes and donuts mixed together. There are  90 people who make 45 batches of 200 Spudnuts by hand every day for the fair. Bannock is a First Nations bread with Scottish roots, The dish was made with wild plants.

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Saskatchewan becoming a Province. Kade G. Pd 2

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Saskatchewan becoming a Province. Kade G. Pd 2

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In 1905 Saskatchewan became a province, along with Alberta
At first, people thought that Saskatchewan and Alberta should be one province, but it was too big.
Haultain  Ross made a bill to unify the governmental powers of the area of Saskatchewan . Saskatchewan and Alberta were the 7th and 8th provinces.
Saskatchewan became a province on September 1, 1905.
The act that made Saskatchewan join Canada was called the Saskatchewan Act.

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On June 30th, 1912 a tornado/cyclone called “Regina Cyclone” killed 28 people, destroyed 500 buildings, 2500 left homeless. It was a F4 tornado and had a property damage total of 4.5 million CAD or 3,343,470 US dollars. It took 40 years to fully recover 2 years to repair the damage and 10 years to pay of the storm debt. The tornado's mass destruction was terrible for Regina.

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On June 9, 1911 over 12,000 Fargo people gathered at the fairground to watch Henry make the first flight on an airplane. He ended up making 3 flights, and rose to the height of 1125 and flew over 7 miles.

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Saskatchewan adopting the flag Ellie M. pd. 1

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Saskatchewan adopting the flag Ellie M. pd. 1

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In 1964, Saskatchewan was granted a special flag for their 60th anniversary. There were 241 entries and the flag that got picked was made by Sister Imelda Burgart. The flag was officially hoisted on January 31, 1965.

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Languages spoken in Saskatchewan-Pd.1,Bella M

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Languages spoken in Saskatchewan-Pd.1,Bella M

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The most commonly used languages in Saskatchewan are English followed by French.They also have another language there that 24,125 people speak and that is Tagalog.The word Tagalog in Tagalog means native river.Tagalog is a language spoken by people originally from central Luzon in the Philippine Islands.The vocabulary of Tagalog has been influenced by  both Spanish and English. The reason that so many people speak Tagalog in Saskatchewan is due to so many Filipino people moving to Saskatchewan for all of its great advantages.

The picture below represents the flag of the Tagalog people.

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Foot and Mouth Disease In Saskatchewan- 1952,Pd.1,Bella M

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Foot and Mouth Disease In Saskatchewan- 1952,Pd.1,Bella M

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In 1952 ,Saskatchewan suffered from a bad case of foot and mouth disease(F.M.D).F.M.D is a disease that affects many animals with  divided hoofs such as cattle,goats,pigs and sheep. F.M.D causes blisters to form around the animals' mouths and hoofs and makes it very hard for them to move or eat .The animals that were killed by the disease that year ,in Saskatchewan were 1,313 cattle,297 swines,97 sheep,1 goat and 15,822 eggs.The animals had to be eradicated so that they would not spread the disease to other animals.The eradication cost was over 1 million Canadian  dollars.The F.M.D was the only case in Saskatchewan that century.

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In the year 1912 the Regina Tornado , or more commonly known as the Regina Cyclone casued mass destruction in Regina Saskatchewan. It is considered the worst tornado in Canadian history. It was so bad many still call it a cyclone although it is technically considered a tornado. It killed 28 people, and injured many more. It destroyed over 500 homes and left over 2500 people homeless. The tornado caused about 4.5 million dollars worth of destruction. It left the city with close to nothing.

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The river Otters dearly enjoy the cold winter. They love to play and roll around in the snow together.

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Swift foxes were once endangered but are now coming back in Saskatchewan.

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Lake Diefenbaker is a reservoir and bifurcation. It is located in  Southern Saskatchewan, Canada. They stared construction in 1959 and the lake was filled in 1967. The lake is 140 miles long with about 500 miles of shoreline. The deepest it gets is 217 ft. It regularly is between 9-27 feet.

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Saskatchewan river By Ithaca K.  Pd. 4  

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Saskatchewan river By Ithaca K.  Pd. 4  

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River Saskatchewan is the largest river system of the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan Canada (800 miles long).  Also the river has 12 different species of fish.  And the first bridge across the river opened in 1900.

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Reindeer Lake is a lake in Western Canada located on the border between northeastern Saskatchewan and northwestern Manitoba. The maximum depth is 219 m (719 ft). It is the second-largest lake in Saskatchewan and the ninth largest in Canada. The fish at Reindeer lake are Walleye, Yellow Perch, Northern Pike, Lake trout, Arctic grayling, Lake White Fish, Cisco, and Burbot.

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Canadian Lynx can weigh between 18-24 pounds.

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An adult North American river otter can weigh between 11.0 and 30.9 lb. Otters eat small mammals, such as mice and squirrels, and occasionally birds.

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1.Nearly circular bay around the crater.
2.Filled with water
3. Located in northwest Saskatchewan
4. Around 220 meters deep
5. Caused by a 13 km meteor impact
6. The age is between 50 million-150 million years old.

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Last Mountain Lake was formed 11,000 years ago and is also known as Long Lake. Last Mountain Lake is around 93 km long and 3 km wide and 115 feet deep at its max depth. It has many fish consisting of walleye, yellow perch, northern pike, burbot, lake whitefish, Cisco, bigmouth buffalo, white sucker and carp. Finally, Last Mountain Lake is only 40 km away from Regina.

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Qu'appelle river is a canadian river in southwestern saskatchewan that flows 430 kilometers east of lake difenburger reservoir. The river flows into many lakes in southeastern saskatchewan including lake moose jaw and buffalo jaw. The river gets most of its water flow from long lake. The river now includes the Qu'appelle river dam, it helps regulate the water flow in the river.

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Lac La Ronge is the 5th largest lake in Saskatchewan. The population is 2,688. Lac La Ronge Provincial Park extends around 3 ides of the lake. The average depth of the lake is 48 feet, and the water volume is 14,300,000 acre. ft

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Lake Athabasca, in Saskatchewan is known for their commercial fishing. It was discovered by Samuel Hearne in 1971. It's the 8th largest lake in Canada. The maximum depth of the lake is 407 feet. The Lake covers 3,064 sqaure miles. It's 26% in Alberta and 74% in Saskatchewan.

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Lake Athabasca is the eight largest lake in Canada. It has a total area of 7935 km2. Lake Athabasca gets it name from the Cree word likely meaning "where there are reeds". Lake Athabasca is fed by the Peace and Athabasca river and drained by the Slave river.

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1.Long ago the Cypress Hills were a meeting place and a conflict area for Native Americans and First Nations.
2.The highest point of the mountains in Saskatchewan is 4,567 ft above sea level.
3.Unlike the Rockies ,the Cypress Hills were not created by faulting or folding of geographical uplift .They were formed by millions of years of sedimentary position,followed by millions of years of erosion.