Tourist Attractions à Saskatoon, SK avec e-mail, horaires d’ouverture
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340 Avenue A South, Saskatoon, S7M 5T5
(306) 250-0716
We book up to 15 people on one of our Fietscafe®️ bikes to tour the city's local bars, restaurants and breweries. In addition to having an inside scoop on the hottest places in their city, guests can purchase pre-stocked coolers of alcohol for their tour, which often consists of a customized route featuring multiple stops at local establishments. 
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4 Penner Rd, Saskatoon, S7K 3J7
(306) 931-6767
Cultural center, Art Gallery, Caterers, Attraction, Landmark & Historical Place, Tourist Attractions, Museum, History museum 
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539 20th ST W, Saskatoon, S7M 0X6
(306) 979-5625
Tourist Attraction, Escape Game Room, Party Entertainment Service 
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210 33 St E, Saskatoon, S7K 0S3
(306) 652-5363
Monuments, Monuments & Headstones 
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402 Third Avenue South, Saskatoon, S7K 3G5
(306) 665-6887
Since 1993, Partners FOR the Saskatchewan River Basin (PFSRB) has promoted stewardship and sustainability of the Saskatchewan River Basin, an international watershed stretching over the three Prairie Provinces and a portion of Montana . More than 3 million people live within the basin which includes the North Saskatchewan, Red Deer, Oldman, Bow, Highwood, South Saskatchewan, Battle, Saskatchewan, St. Mary, and Carrot Rivers. 
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103-108 RESEARCH DRIVE, Saskatoon, S7N 3R3
(306) 975-5714
With its top floors that jut out from the lower floors, the building is an instantly recognizable part of the skyline. Grain quality refers to end-use processing quality, grain safety and cleanliness, and, in some cases, the composition of varieties in shipments of grain. Grain grades are a measure of grain quality. The Canadian Grain Commission provides grain inspection and grading services on shipments of Canadian grain, as mandated by the Canada Grain Act. Scientific and technical programs and services support the certification of grain quality for shipments of Canadian grain. The Canadian Grain Commission protects the rights of Canadian grain producers when they deliver their grain to licensed grain handling companies and grain dealers. Through its activities, the Canadian Grain Commission supports a competitive, efficient grain sector and upholds Canada’s international reputation for consistent and reliable grain quality. The Canadian Grain Commission's head office building (centre) is a landmark in Winnipeg, Manitoba