Symbols of Saskatchewan

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Saskatchewan is one of Canada's provinces, and has established several provincial symbols.^[1]

[edit] Symbols

• Provincial flower: Western red lily, Lilium philadelphicum var. andinum
• Provincial bird: Sharp-tailed Grouse, Pedioectes phasianellus jamesi
• Provincial tree: Paper Birch, Betula papyrifera
• Provincial grass: Needle-and-thread grass, Hesperostipa comata
• Provincial mammal: White-tailed deer, Odocoileus virginianus
• Provincial mineral: Potash
• Provincial sport: Curling
• Provincial motto: Multis e gentibus vires ("From many peoples, strength")
• Provincial symbol: Sheaf of wheat
• Provincial coat of arms: Coat of Arms of Saskatchewan
• Provincial flag: Flag of Saskatchewan

[edit] See also

• National symbols of Canada
• List of Canadian provincial and territorial symbols

[edit] References

v • d • e     Topics on Saskatchewan
History	Archaeology • Territorial evolution of Canada • North-West Rebellion • History • Father of medicare
Politics	Political parties • Elections • The Saskatchewan Act • Monarchy in Saskatchewan • Lieutenant Governor • Cabinet • Premiers • Leaders of the Opposition • Legislature • Electoral districts
Geography	National Parks • Provincial parks • Rivers • Natural History • Geography • Demographics
Law	Court of Appeal • Queen's Bench • Provincial Court • Courts • Law Enforcement
Economy	Agriculture • Roads • Highways • Airports • Buildings and Structures
Culture	People • Colleges, Universities • Education • Museums • Sport • First Nations • Fransaskois • Music • Media • Organizations • Symbols
Communities	Census Divisions • SARM Divisions • Rural Municipalities • Cities

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2. Needle-and-thread grass Article http://www.pcap-sk.org/literature/needle.html