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Saskatchewan has some of the best skies: they are vast, open, full of life and notably dark. This makes our province a fantastic place to view the stars and watch them come alive when northern lights are active. IG'er jeanine.holowatuik has a passion for capturing images of the northern lights. Even though she has been photographing the aurora for years Jeanine says seeing them "still takes my breath away". Jeanine lives in Hudson Bay, a rural community in east-central Saskatchewan which means s

3.4K reactions · 1.8K shares | "Nistowiak" means "meeting of the waters" in Cree. At 10 metres, Nistowiak Falls is one of the tallest waterfalls in Saskatchewan. it is the point where Lac La Ronge drains into the Churchill River.  Nistowiak Falls  IG | @francine_custer | Tourism Saskatchewan | Facebook