Sentence examples for saskatchewan's from inspiring English sources

"That's the way we've been describing it," says Maynard Sonntag, Saskatchewan's Minister of Industry & Resources.

The statue of a sharp-tailed grouse, Saskatchewan's provincial bird, was erected in 1985 at Sheho to commemorate both the 80th anniversary of the province of Saskatchewan as well as the incorporation of Sheho as a village.

Another godfather has been Saskatchewan's Roy Romanow.

Alberta's provincial government is overwhelmingly pro-oil as is Saskatchewan's.

Saskatchewan's provincial government went through a similar reversal last year.

By the early 21st century more than half of Saskatchewan's population claimed multiple ethnic origins.

Together, these two cities include more than one-third of Saskatchewan's population.

Agriculture has been a mainstay of Saskatchewan's economy since the late 19th century.

By the early 21st century about two-thirds of Saskatchewan's population was considered urban.

In 1946, the government of Tommy Douglas, then Saskatchewan's premier, enacted universal insurance coverage for hospitalization.

The slogan may lack the poetry of Saskatchewan's "Land of Living Skies".