Discover Saskactchewan

5. Saskatchewan supplies more than one-third of this to the world (p.4)
8. a winter recreation facility with tubing lanes and downhill skiing located in Saskatoon (p.79)
9. the sport played by the Saskatchewan Rush (p. 46)
11. This "wonderhub" is the first and only children's museum in Saskatchewan. (p.22)
12. The Temple Garden's spa has this type of therapeutic mineral water in it's pool (p.27)
15. a charming resort village located 90km north of Prince Albert (p.50)
17. when the sun hangs low on the horizon at sunset and sunrise (p.52)
18. This division of the RCMP opened in Saskatchewan in 1885 (p.29)
20. The highest cascades in the province. (p.69).
22. The Ecotour Scenic Drive is a 20-km stretch of road that cuts through the heart of this area (p.12)
24. The oldest building in Saskatchewan (p.74)
25. these are caused by the atmosphere's reaction to energy released by the sun. (p.72)

1. a circular tent built from wood and canvas (p. 50)
2. This park reaches an __________ if 1,392m above sea level (p.8)
3. a popular adveture offered by Treeosix Adventure Parks. (p.9)
4. A country-themed resort and event space located near Saskatoon. (p.44)
6. composed of sandy soil and prone to low moisture. (p.18)
7. The location where Scotty was excavated.
10. Fort Walsh National Historic site allows visitors to learn about the Cypress Hills______ (p.9)
13. located in Cochin, this was built on Pirot Hill overlooking Jackfish and Murray lake (p.36)
14. lush parkland home to a variety of flora and fauna, located in Moose Jaw (p.27)
16. the anklebone of a horse - used in a game with the same name (p. 36)
19. the world's largest Red Paper Clip is located here (p.36)
21. The name of the world's largest T.Rex skeleton found in Saskatchewan (p.4)
23. the name of the words most-complete Terminoraris robusta skeleton (p. 61)