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The Rockglen District is your gateway to discovering the natural treasures of South Central Saskatchewan. Nestled in the hills of the Wood Mountain Uplands, it's an area where nature enthusiasts can easily appreciate the forces of nature that shaped this land and enjoy breathtaking scenery reminiscent of the times before cowboys rode the range. One of only four unglaciated areas in North America, it allows naturalists, geologists and paleontologists rare opportunities to study their crafts and Saskatchewanderers to appreciate the wild beauty of their Province. As you wander through the Effie Mattson Nature Park, walk up Columbus or drive up the South or West Hills, see the country from a geologic perspective. Look up the valley and picture the ancient inland sea that covered the town and washed the clay cliffs, leaving the u-shaped bottom land. Imagine a brontosaurus herd grazing in the lush tropical greenery of the lowlands ... and Re-Discover Rockglen from a whole new point of view. Check out a poem written by a former resident of Rockglen. It really makes you want to climb Columbus. Check out a Video of Rockglen And Area by going to www.youtube.com and type Rockglen in the search area. If you like the video let your friends know about it. Also give us your feedback on the video.

Discover The Battlefords – Saskatchewan’s year-round Playground. We invite you to experience the diversity of the Battlefords and area from our rich and colorful history to our natural beauty, adventure and entertainment. Relax at comfortable accommodations and dine at outstanding restaurants. Enjoy a variety of recreational activities and shopping opportunities in the town of Battleford and the City of North Battleford. Plan your next trip today to the Battlefords!

Humboldt is a thriving city of 5,500 people in the heart of the great western Canadian prairie, where you will find exciting and fun-filled events, attractions, accommodations, restaurants and recreation of all kinds for all tastes. Humboldt is located in the heart of the Canadian prairies, within easy driving distance of both Saskatoon and Regina, where Saskatchewan's major airports are located. Highways 5 and 16 provide convenient access for motorists travelling east and west. Highways 2, 5 and 20 provide access from Prince Albert, and Highway 20 brings travellers from Regina.

STEC works with tourism operators, managers, employees, and educators/consultants across the province. Our mandate is to develop a professional tourism workforce in Saskatchewan. Industry Driven STEC is industry driven. Since 1990, we have worked with literally thousands of industry professionals in every sector, front line staff to managers and owners. In 1996, STEC merged with the Saskatchewan Tourism Authority and the Tourism Industry Association of Saskatchewan (TISASK) to create Tourism Saskatchewan. STEC is non-government and industry-driven. We receive some funding from government, but it is the tourism industry that determines the programs and services we offer. STEC promotes, coordinates and evaluates industry managed standards, certification, career awareness and training in the five tourism industries: Accommodation Food and Beverage Recreation & Entertainment Transportation Travel Services Thanks to the ongoing involvement of the tourism industry - and that includes tourism businesses, provincial associations, education/training providers and government - STEC has grown into one of the most active, full service tourism education councils in Canada. Regional Leader STEC is a founding member of the Tourism Standards Consortium (TSC), a partnership of the tourism human resource councils in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Yukon, as well as provincial/territorial governments and federal government. The TSC was formed in 1991 to develop standards and certification that were recognized throughout Western Canada. National Representation STEC is on the Board of the Canadian Tourism Human Resource Council (CTHRC), a national network of tourism human resource councils that work together to establish, implement and deliver national occupational standards, training and professional certification. Nationally recognized programs have been developed for over 30 tourism occupations. STEC delivers CTHRC-sponsored programs and products in Saskatchewan My favourite fish to catch in Northern Saskatchewan is: Walleye Northern pike Lake trout Arctic grayling Burbot

Vancouver, Coast & Mountains offers a diverse range of world class cultural, recreational, natural and wildlife attractions year-round. Our scenic location between ocean and mountains enables a spectacular range of visitor experience, and we invite you to encounter ALL that Vancouver, Coast & Mountains has to offer. From internationally acclaimed entertainment and attractions in Vancouver, cycling, hiking or boating on our famed Sunshine Coast, driving through Sea to Sky Country with its scenes of glacier carved peaks and waterfalls on your way to Whistler or enjoying the rich history and thrilling adventure of Mighty Fraser Country. Vancouver, British Columbia’s largest city and third largest city in Canada resides on the Pacific Ocean on Canada’s west coast. Home to the Coast Mountains, the Vancouver Canucks hockey team, Native culture, oceanfront vacationing and a thriving metropolis with shopping and dining it’s no wonder that this city is consistently ranked one of the three most livable cities in the world.

Welcome to Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. The Vancouver Island region cradles Victoria BC and is home to the Gulf Islands. Tourism Vancouver Island has all the accommodation, travel and tourism information you need.Whether you are on Vancouver Island whale watching, exploring the history of Victoria BC, canoeing or kayaking, skiing, golfing, camping, visiting a spa, you can feel the magic of being on an island surrounded by the magnificence of the Pacific Ocean.