Our Collective Threads explores the diverse history of the Saskatchewan people through artifacts from its exceptional textile collection. The clothes we have worn tell many stories about everyday life in Saskatchewan and our place in Canada. The exhibit showcases 12 garments and accessories for visitors to learn about our many...
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Produced by the Diefenbaker Canada Centre, One Canada: Diefenbaker's Vision explores Diefenbaker's goal to create an equitable country that derives strength from diversity. It sparks conversations about nationalism, identity, human rights, and how we as Canadians view our country as a unified nation. Read More.
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Developed by the Museum of Emigration in Gdynia, Poland, in collaboration with the Canadian Embassy in Warsaw, Poles in the Canadian Mosaic: 150 Years of History is an exhibition tracking the presence of Poles in the past and present times in the largest country in North America. Read more.
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120 years ago the Doukhobors became one of the first settler groups in Saskatchewan, when over 7,500 first settled here in 1899 after fleeing religious persecution in Russia. The “Saskatchewan Doukhobor Living Book Project” is a collaboration between Spirit Wrestler Productions (Ryan Androsoff), the University of Saskatchewan, and the Western Development Museum...
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Join us for activities on the weekend throughout the summer! Friday, July 19 – Fun with Flags Come test your knowledge on flags from Canada and around the world, learn the history behind the Canadian flag we have today and check out what people thought our flag should have looked...
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Located on Treaty 4 and Treaty 6 territories and the Homeland of the Métis, the Western Development Museum (WDM) is the largest human history museum in Saskatchewan. With a collection.more....
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