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Vastu in Saskatchewan:

Vastu in Regina, many Indians are interested to check the homes with vastu shastra principles. When resident requires to buy a home then the best possible method is show that property with one of the best vastu consultant, he will search a good plot for you and will provide you appropriate corrections.

When there is lake at South direction, then don't buy the home.

When there is water body at West direction, then don't buy it.

If home has a water body at East direction then this would be auspicious plot.

House has water body at North direction, this could be the good plot.

If there is a water body at Northeast corner resident can buy it.

If there is Southeast entrance door to a home, then keep it pending, don't buy it immediately, show that house with vastu pandit, he can guide you the rest.

Most of the times the Southwest entrance door is giving bad results.

Eastern Northeast entrance is good.

Eastern Southeast entrance is not good.

Southern Southwest entrance is not good.

Western Southwest entrance is not good.

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Saskatchewan Overview:

Saskatchewan is a Western Canadian province and is known for its abundant water resources, diverse landscapes, forests, plains (Great Plains), rivers and lakes. Although the province is landlocked, but there are over 100,000 lakes in the province which is not less than a blessing. Another fact about the province is almost half of the state’s population live in the largest city Saskatoon and the province capital Regina.

Various Native American tribes inhabited the regions of the Saskatchewan before the European colonization. Some of the known Native tribes include Sioux, Atsina, Cree, Lakota, etc. Also, these people were dependent on hunting and food gathering, similar to other Native tribes of the continent. Henry Kelsey, an English fur trader was the first European to arrive in the region.

His main objective was the “fur trading” with the Natives. Later, many other explorers also roamed in the region until it was finally acquired by the Hudson’s Bay Company for fur trading and other commercial purposes.

In 1870, the region was purchased from the Hudson’s Bay Company by the Canadian government and became part of the Canadian North-Western Territories. The territory was made a Canadian province in 1905 and saw heavy immigration from USA and Europe. Immigration changed the destiny of the province and agriculture is thriving in the province since.

The bordering provinces or territories of Saskatchewan include Manitoba towards the East, Albert towards the West, Northwest territories towards the North, Nunavut towards the Northwest, while American states of Montana and North Dakota lies toward its East.

Landmarks and tourist point of interests in the province are unlimited. In other words, its just a heaven on earth, a unique land with countless landscapes, thousands of lakes, green fields, mountains and sand dunes.

The province is divided into two major climatic regions; Interior Plains (which feature the Canadian Great Plains) and Canadian shield towards the North, which is mostly covered by the Forests.

Saskatchewan had an agriculture-based economy from the start, but due to changing situation and immigration, agriculture is now aided by mining, forestry, fishing, and hunting. The province has high deposits of oil, petroleum and uranium.

Also, the province is one of the largest exporters of uranium and potash in the world. Major agricultural outputs include wheat, lentils, canola, oats, peas, rye and flax. Other major economic sectors include finance, services, construction, transportation, healthcare, etc.

The largest ethnic groups of the province are German, English, Scottish, Canadian, Irish, and Ukrainian. English is the primary language of the province, while in terms of religion, Roman Catholic Church has the largest number of followers (30%) in the province.

• Saskatchewan Territory Capital City: Regina
• Area 651,900 km²
• Population 1.13 million(2014 est)
• Language English
• Main Cropswheat, lentils, canola, oats, peas, rye and flax
• Official Bird Sharp-tailed grouse
• State Animal white-tailed deer
• Official Flower red lily
• Official Tree white birch
• Popular Rivers La Loche River, Beaver River, Fond du Lac River, Cree River, Rapid River, Geikie River, Clearwater River, Firebag River, Assiniboine River, Qu'Appelle River
• Spiritual Places Hindu Temple Society of Saskatchewan, Hindu Samaj of Southern Sask, Shri Laxmi Narayan Temple, Shree Swaminarayan Hindu Temple, Mennonite Church Saskatchewan, Fields of Hope Mennonite Glenbush, Superb Mennonite Church
• Important Cities Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Yorkton, North Battleford, Estevan, Warman, Weyburn
• Border Provinces/Territories Alberta, Northwest Territories, Manitoba
• Tourist Attractions Prince Albert National Park, Grasslands National Park, Wascana Centre, Dutch Mountain Provincial Park, Forestry Farm Park, and Zoo, Tunnels of Moose Jaw, Fort Walsh, Buffalo Pound Lake, Meewasin Trail, Pike Lake Provincial Park

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