saskatchewan

"Here may it wave, our boast, our pride, and join in love together / The Lily, Thistle, Shamrock, Rose, the Maple Leaf forever" the lyrics is from song -Land of Maple Tree written by a Canadian song writer, Alexander Muir in 1867, the year when Canada Confederation was held. The lyrics thus, describe the Canadian flag waving proudly and the flowers resemble the different communities (aboriginal people) of the Canada who came together and died for the country’s freedom. During those years till now, the song is a de facto anthem of the country, loved and sung by all. Since 1867 till now Canada has went through many changes. It is bilingual and multicultural country. It has ten provinces and stands in one of the world’s highly developed and wealthiest country. The economy is diversified,  [...]

It is a prairie province of Canada and its capital is Regina. The name of this place came from Saskatchewan River. The name of Saskatchewan River came from Cree destination which means “swift flowing river”. The development and birth of this place is tied with the history of the world famous Royal Canadian Mounted Police which was originally known as North West Mounted Police. The capital of Saskatchewan called as Regina always remained home for the sole training academy of the force. From this academy over 1,000 Mounties graduate every year. Today the history of Royal Canadian Mounted Police can be seen across Saskatchewan. The RCMP Heritage Centre in the capital Regina shows visitors the past history with amazing displays with rare artifacts and multi media presentations. The arrival  [...]