Wanuskewin means “living in harmony” – appropriate for an area that has been a gathering place for thousands of years.

The one thing you shouldn’t do while visiting the limestone crevices near Amisk Lake in northeastern Saskatchewan is drop something down one of them.

Whether you’re an avid golfer, a novice who doesn’t know a putter from an iron, or somewhere in between, there’s a course in and around Regina suited for your game.

Yes! You can sail in Saskatchewan. Ashlyn George spends a week on the waters of Lake Diefenbaker learning how to sail in a place where you would expect a sea of wheat, not water.

Summer is short. Here are 7 reasons why you should get your camping gear out early and enjoy the spring season.

Spring fishing season is upon us. For some anglers, it's their favourite season, particularly those who fish from shore.

For almost 15 years, photographer Chad Chicilo and two close friends have spent their summers exploring Saskatchewan’s remote northern wilderness.

Travel by horseback is an unforgettable way to experience the rolling hills and wide-open spaces of Saskatchewan’s southwest.

The Churchill River is a waterway that was important to First Nations travel and trade centuries before the arrival of explorers and voyageurs. 

Outdoor adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts are enticed by the thrill of Saskatchewan’s north with its mighty rivers and abundant freshwater lakes framed by lush boreal forest.

The rushing water of the Churchill River slams into my 12-foot solo canoe as I paddle out of the calm eddy I was resting in.

One of the most memorable trips I shared with my dad was in Northeast Saskatchewan, at Reindeer Lake. This was one of the first pike trips I had taken my him on, and he was as excited as I was the first day he took me fishing.