Beyond the history, watch mostly for the scenery: Some of the movie was filmed in Prince Albert National Park, where Grey Owl lived in the 1930s. What to Buy: The Northern Exposure Trading Company ...

Prince Albert National Park ranks as one of the top holiday destinations in Saskatchewan, so much so that it’s often hard to ...

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Many of the iconic animals that call Saskatchewan’s Prince Albert National Park home — wolves, elk, bison and lynx — seem to stoically endure the tough winter months, longing for spring.

Typical of its era, Prince Albert National Park was created to serve as a recreational playground—its stewardship value would only be recognized much later. The park spans a slender transition ...