Jul 15, 2020
All public washrooms, play structures and picnic sites in Wascana Centre are open and available for use.
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News
Jul 15, 2020
Ever wonder how the Queen Elizabeth II Gardens are planned? Steven Weir, the Supervisor of Horticulture shares his process.
Jul 14, 2020
Be a part of Saskatchewan's digital Canada Day Celebrations! Submit your 30 second video to pccinfo@gov.sk.ca by June 26, 2020.
Jun 10, 2020
All public washrooms, play structures and picnic sites in Wascana Centre are open and available for use.
Apr 24, 2020
Following the Government of Saskatchewan’s Re-Open Saskatchewan Plan, Wascana Lake will be available for non-motorized watercraft starting May 4, 2020. This includes the West Lake between Albert and Broad Street, as well as the boat launch and docks found in the Wascana Marina. “We want to continue welcoming citizens to their urban…
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