PRINCE ALBERT NATIONAL PARK, SASKATCHEWAN — This is it, me and the bison. Things are getting intense. I hear them — grunts to the left, right and in front of me. In the not-too-far-off distance a large herd of bison Read on! →

How many men does it take to pack 20 women into a Twin Otter float plane? The answer: seven, plus a bilingual dog (I have been told he can meow). As we waited patiently in Missinipe for the nice men Read on! →

I never thought I could be cowgirl material. And unquestionably, during my time at La Reata Ranch recently, I didn’t look the part. My floppy linen hat from Mexico sat upon my head, my skinny jeans connected me to the Read on! →

The greatest thing about the Discover Saskatchewan articles I write is the most obvious. I get to discover our beautiful province and share the stories with you. For years I really had no idea of the immense beauty, incredible and Read on! →

Going beyond “are we there yet?” If you’re hitting the open road this summer with your family, plan before you go. Preparing for fun (for the kids) and harmony (for the parents) is easier than you think and can save Read on! →

There aren’t many places in the world that can boast they have a lake with minerals possessing therapeutic properties proven beneficial for the skin and body.

* Discalimer: As what seems to be the longest winter in recent history continues on, I thought I might as well share with you one last winter adventure from earlier this year. If it pains you to read about yet Read on! →

Sometimes you don’t have to go far to discover something new, or in this case something very old. A mere 5 km outside of Saskatoon city limits will transport visitors to a place where ‘discovering’ is a main component of Read on! →

I remember way back when I was little I didn’t mind winter. Growing up in Saskatchewan, we were all exposed to the elements early on when forced outside for winter recess. Even today my kids seem to handle the cold Read on! →

Australia is hot for the prairie style of design blogger and interior stylist Nicole Valentine Don — and you will be, too!

It can be said that Moose jaw is already a well-known tourist destination in Southern Saskatchewan. This article could have easily focused on the lovely and historic downtown, the Temple Gardens Mineral Spa, the Moose Jaw Casino or even the Read on! →

If you have ever thought about a day trip or overnight visit to Yorkton, I encourage you to take it. With relatives in Yorkton I like to bring my family there not only for a visit but to experience what Read on! →

From scenic trails to farmers’ markets, here are our fave spots to visit in this inner city neighbourhood.

I willingly admit l am not the biggest history buff. Much to my surprise, the history of Indian Head grabbed my interest and held it, resulting in an enjoyable day trip to this harmonious little town. Like most small towns, Read on! →

– Peaceful, scenic and a close drive in from the city If an October getaway is in order, a stop in the town of Lumsden should be a definite destination to consider. Not only are the colours of the valley Read on! →

Comedian Amy Matysio made us chuckle in Corner Gas and Little Mosque on the Prairie. Now she shares where to have a good time in her hometown of Regina.

No better place for a growing sport Looking for a fun and exciting sport that takes advantage of our locale, landscape and weather patterns? Look no further. Kite boarding is just that sport which can be performed all year round; Read on! →

Three Regina hotels offer luxury getaways while you’re away Get away and relax. How many of us actually do it? The answer actually, is quite a few. That is why spas attached to hotels work.