Governments of Canada and Alberta officially designate Alberta section of the North Saskatchewan River as a Canadian Heritage River
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Friday, March 22, 2024
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"The Métis Nation within Alberta is very pleased that the North Saskatchewan River has formally been recognized as a Canadian Heritage River.
Key Points:
- "The Métis Nation within Alberta is very pleased that the North Saskatchewan River has formally been recognized as a Canadian Heritage River.
- "The beloved North Saskatchewan River is well deserving of a Canadian Heritage River designation, and the River Valley Alliance (RVA) was pleased to support this important initiative.
- The North Saskatchewan River flows within the North Saskatchewan watershed across central Alberta and into Saskatchewan.
- The North Saskatchewan River's designation document highlights the many cherished stories shared by cultural, heritage and recreational sites throughout the North Saskatchewan River Watershed to be explored and developed in the future.