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Creation of the Province of Saskatchewan Marker

Commemorating Saskatchewan's establishment as a province in 1905, this historical marker offers a glimpse into the region's rich heritage and culture.

Located in downtown Regina, the Creation of the Province of Saskatchewan Marker commemorates the establishment of Saskatchewan as a province in 1905. The marker offers a glimpse into the province's rich cultural heritage and history.

A brief summary to Creation of the Province of Saskatchewan Marker

  • Downtown, Regina, Downtown, SK, S4M 0A1, CA

Local tips

  • Visit during daylight hours for the best lighting for photographs.
  • Combine your visit with a stroll around downtown Regina to explore more historical sites.
  • Take a moment to reflect on the stories and struggles that have defined Saskatchewan's past.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    If you're in Downtown Regina, the Creation of the Province of Saskatchewan Marker is within walking distance. Start at the intersection of 11th Avenue and Scarth Street, a central location in Downtown. Head east on 11th Avenue for about two blocks. You will pass by various shops and restaurants. After reaching the intersection with Hamilton Street, continue straight. The marker will be located in front of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. Look for the large stone marker indicating the creation of the province.

  • Public Transport

    Regina Transit buses serve downtown Regina. From the downtown transit transfer points on 11th Avenue, walk towards the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. The marker is located in front of the building. A single adult fare is $3.00.

  • Taxi/Ride-share

    Taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available in Regina. A short trip from any downtown location to the Creation of the Province of Saskatchewan Marker will typically cost between $10 and $15.

  • Parking

    Metered street parking is available in downtown Regina. Parking is $2 per hour. Parking is free at meters after 5 p.m. on weekdays, and all-day Saturdays (subject to a two-hour limit), Sundays, and statutory holidays. Several parkades are also available, with daily rates around $15. The Cornwall Centre parkades offer hourly rates of $2.50 for the first 6 hours, with a daily maximum of $15.

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The Creation of the Province of Saskatchewan Marker is a historical landmark in downtown Regina, marking the spot where Saskatchewan was inaugurated as a province on September 4, 1905. Governor General Earl Grey and Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier officiated the ceremony. The marker symbolizes the culmination of a struggle for self-government in the North-West Territories, led by F.W.G. Haultain. The province of Saskatchewan was created on September 1, 1905, from a portion of the North-West Territories. The first Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan was Amédée-Emmanuel Forget, and the first Premier was Walter Scott. The marker serves as a reminder of the province's journey and the diverse communities that have contributed to its growth. Visitors can explore the surrounding area, rich in history and culture, including the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. The marker is easily accessible and provides a glimpse into the province's roots.

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