Potash has played an important role in both the development and economy of Saskatchewan for over 40 years. Potash was first discovered in Saskatchewan in the process of drilling for oil in the early 1940’s, although active potash exploration didn’t begin until 1951. How was potash discovered? In 1943, potash was discovered in Saskatchewan in […]
Author: Clint Curtis
How Do I Find My Manitoba Id?
If you have a valid Manitoba driver’s licence but want to replace it with a Manitoba Identification Card, you can go to an MPI Service Centre or any Autopac agent, surrender your driver’s licence, and apply for a Manitoba Identification Card for $10. Where can I get my Manitoba ID? Card, you can go to […]
Does Saskatchewan Have Sand Dunes?
The Great Sandhills of southwestern Saskatchewan are a unique 1,900 sq. km area of active desert-like sand dunes. Native grasses and small clumps of trees such as aspen, willow and sagebrush flank the dune formations. How many sand dunes are there in Saskatchewan? Despite people assuming Saskatchewan is all grain fields (we’re 51% forest too, […]
How Much Is Pet Deposit In Manitoba?
one month’s rent. A pet damage deposit can’t be more than one month’s rent. The landlord holds the money until the tenant moves out. When a tenancy ends, a landlord may claim the pet damage deposit for damage or cleaning costs the landlord suffers because of the tenant’s pet. How much are most pet deposits? […]
Do Elk Live In Saskatchewan?
The 15 000 elk in Saskatchewan are mostly in the southern fringe of the boreal forest north of Prince Albert and in the Moose Mountain, Cypress Hills, and Duck Mountain areas in the south of the province. Are there elk in Saskatchewan? Elk. Elk populations support strong hunting opportunities across much of the province. Large […]
Who Were The Founding Fathers Of Quebec?
1608: Samuel de Champlain founded the city of Québec. 1609: Champlain attacked the Iroquois near Lake Champlain. The resulting enmity lasted a century. 1617: Louis Hébert and his family, the first settlers at the city of Quebec, arrived. Who was the first man in Québec? Known as the “Father of New France,” Samuel de Champlain […]
What Type Of Government Does Saskatchewan Have?
The Province of Saskatchewan is governed by a unicameral legislature, the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan, which operates in the Westminster system of government. What type of government is in Saskatchewan? Constitutional Monarchy In the Canadian Constitution, government is declared “to continue and be vested in the King.” The Saskatchewan legislature consists of the Legislative Assembly […]
How Long Is Summer School In Nova Scotia?
Designed to provide students complete course outcomes for the full duration of Summer School (July 5-30). The grade you earn during Summer School will be forwarded to your respective High School to be included in your transcript. How long does a summer program last? Sessions are typically 3 to 8 weeks long, and some camps […]
How Are Quebec Cheese Curds Made?
Cheese curds are made from fresh pasteurized milk to which cheese culture and rennet are added. After the milk curdles it is then cut into cubes; the result is a mixture of whey and curd. This mixture is then cooked and pressed to release the whey from the curd, creating the final product. What are […]
What Is Molson Canadian Called In Quebec?
Laurentide. This beer is actually Molson Canadian but in Quebec it’s bottled under the name of “Laurentide” strictly for political reasons. Can you get Molson Canadian in Quebec? Rule 2 stipulates you must be a resident of Canada (excluding Quebec). What beer is popular in Quebec? The most popular one in Canada is none other […]