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Diefenbaker Canada Centre
306-966-8384 usask.ca/diefenbaker
PERMANENT EXHIBIT While the centre is currently closed, there are a variety of online exhibits tied to the career and political legacy of John George Diefenbaker who served as a Saskatchewan MP from 1940–79 and Canadian prime minister from 1957–63.
Museum of Antiquities
MacKinnon Building 306-966-7818 artsandscience.usask.ca/antiquities
PERMANENT EXHIBITS Features replicas of ancient Greek, Roman, Egyptian and Near Eastern sculpture, along with original pottery, glass and coinage. The museum is currently closed, but does have some online resources that people are free to access.
Museum of Natural Sciences
112 Science Place 306-966-4399
PERMANENT EXHIBIT A joint effort of the Departments of Biology and Geological Sciences, this museum examines the evolution of life on Earth throughout geological time. The museum is currently closed, but does have some online resources that people are free to access.
Nutrien Wonderhub
950 Spadina Cres. E. 306-249-3574 wonderhub.ca
PERMANENT EXHIBITS The Wonderhub features a variety of interactive displays that provide opportunities for learning and fun for children in a safe and healthy manner. It also hosts classes, workshops and camps for children, along with special visiting times for low-sensory and immunocompromised children.
Wanuskewin Heritage Park
R.R. #4, Penner Rd. 306-931-6767 wanuskewin.com
PERMANENT EXHIBIT This National Historic Site is dedicated to celebrating traditional and contemporary Indigenous life and culture in Saskatchewan. Wanuskewin is set to reopen on Sept. 5.
Western Development Museum
2610 Lorne Ave. 306-931-1910 wdm.ca
PERMANENT EXHIBITS One of four provincial museums commemorating settler culture in Saskatchewan, this museum includes displays related to transportation, agriculture and more.
CANADA AND GERMANY: PARTNERS FROM IMMIGRATION TO INNOVATION This touring exhibit is organized by the Federal Republic of Germany explores three different topics: Canada: A Nation of Immigrants — The German Contribution; From Enemies to Friends; and The Inuit of Labrador and the Germans. (Until Sept. 27.)