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Saskatchewan

Located in the prairie region of Canada, Saskatchewan is bordered by Manitoba, Alberta, the Northwest Territories and the United States, and is the only Canadian province with entirely man-made boundaries. The province is 651 900 km2 in area. Half of it consists of forests, one-third of cultivated lands, and one-eighth is covered with water.

The Economy
Saskatchewan has changed greatly since it became a province in 1905. Back then, agriculture was the only industry, and it centered on wheat farming. Today, Saskatchewan produces over 54 percent of the wheat grown in Canada. Saskatchewan is also a major producer of cattle and hogs. The average Saskatchewan farm is about 420 hectares in size.

Northern Saskatchewan's forests are the province's most important renewable natural resource. Saskatchewan is also a province rich in minerals and is the leading exporter of potash.

Research and development is a growing business in Saskatchewan, as attested to by the inauguration of Saskatoon's Innovation Centre and more recently, the construction of the Canadian Light Source synchrotron, one of only a few such facilities in the world. The province's technological potential in agriculture, space technology and biotechnology is now recognized internationally.