This is Saskatchewan

India and Canada are in a standoff. Saskatchewan’s Indian community is caught in the middle. What’s the impact on Indian people who call the prairies home?

The Saskatchewan Party swept the rural ridings to form a majority government. Did the cities walk away winners or losers in the provincial election?

We go door knocking and learn some hard truths about access to healthcare. Is it enough to sway the vote?

Some provincial election promises are sounding like a win for women. But are they? We take a closer look at the Sask Party’s pitch to offer a tax rebate on IVF.

Regina and Ottawa have a similar problem. People don’t think the cities are very fun. How true is that? This is Ottawa tries to figure out why government towns can’t seem to shake that reputation.

Many of us on the prairies enjoy a summer trip to the west coast to see the ocean and breathe mountain air. Let’s meet up with folks from This is Vancouver Island to travel along the Sunshine Coast Trail.

Did you know Calgary’s urban forest comes from Saskatchewan? Many of its poplar trees were grown at a tree nursery in Indian Head. So why are Calgarians complaining so much about them? This episode of This is Calgary explores these questions.

Saskatchewan is known for being the land of living skies. So when Calgary announced its new slogan – Blue Sky City – Saskies scratched their heads. We turn to our friends from This is Calgary to learn more about the  label.

There’s a reason some people skip over Saskatchewan. The drive is flat and many people think it’s boring. But if Highway 1 veered a little north or south, people would see Saskatchewan’s good side. So why was this route chosen?

We are at a solar peak and the aurora borealis have been absolutely spectacular. But why are they looking so pink?