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Introducing our new brand .

For 45 years, you’ve known us as Tourism Saskatoon.

We are proud of our brand’s legacy, but as both tourism and Saskatoon evolve, it’s time we do, too.

Allow us to reintroduce ourselves: we are Discover Saskatoon .

Why rebrand?

Our brand identity includes a new name, logo, colours, symbols, and font designed to unify, differentiate, and inspire. Despite these changes, our mandate remains the same: we serve our community and our partners by telling the stories of Saskatoon and promoting our city on national and global stages.

We’ve given considerable thought to this process. More than two years of community conversations have helped to shape our transformation; about who we are and how best to celebrate our people, this land, and the essence of Saskatoon.

This is a brand that was created for our community and our partners.

Our rebrand is about more than looks. It’s an invitation to discover , to delight in the sights and sounds of Saskatoon that make it such a wonderful place to visit, live, work, study, and play.

The future of tourism is kinship and connection

Whether you are local to the region or visiting from afar, at the heart of the Saskatoon experience is kinship and connection —connection to self, to each other, to the land, and to community.

Together, we inspire visitation and drive economic development by creating meaningful connections through business, sporting events, leisure activities, and lasting memories. The stories of this city deserve to be told, and it is our responsibility to do so in ways that are intentional, inclusive, and authentically Saskatoon.

Discover Saskatoon is in itself an invitation to move towards a more connected, welcoming world.

Our Brand Identity

The act of discovery is central to the way we work and our way of life. You’ll find it in all aspects of our new brand.

Our logo was purposefully created to reflect the spirit of Treaty 6. The icon, wordmark, and Cree syllabics honour our commitment to restoration, regeneration, and reconciliation.

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Created by local artist Christine Marie, a woman of Métis and Filipino roots, our new icon is a visual reminder that we are all treaty people, crossing bridges together in the land of the living skies. 

“Establishing and building relationships helps us get one step closer to reconciliation. This is why I wanted to create this logo with the handshake as the foundation—treaties were signed and sealed with a handshake.” — Christine Marie

Our wordmark is an invitation to discover and experience Saskatoon. A playful blend of upper and lowercase letters represents the unexpected surprises that often accompany discovery. 

Cree Syllabics

As an organization, we are accountable to both the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action. Our accountabilities reflect in both our brand and our actions. 

Working closely with the seven Chiefs and Tribal Chief of the Saskatoon Tribal Council, we sought and received consent to incorporate the Cree syllabics for “discovery.” Cree is the most widely spoken Indigenous language in our region, but it is not the only one: in reaffirming our relations with Indigenous peoples, we acknowledge these lands are also the traditional hunting grounds of the Métis, and a gathering place for both Dakota and Nakota Sioux.  

These syllabics invite locals and visitors to place themselves in this traditional territory.

Our Brand Symbols

Our brand identity includes 10 symbols that draw inspiration from the cultures, spaces, structures, landscapes, and people in our city. From wheat and riverside buildings to bridges, tipis, and the Métis sash, each symbol is significant in its own right, working together to create a system that is characteristically Saskatoon.

Our Typography

Our primary typeface is Niveau Grotesk. Representative of our people, the font is accessible yet expressive, playful yet professional, and soft yet bold. 

We invite you to join us in discovering and celebrating the vibrancy and diversity of Saskatoon.

The impact of this new brand comes from its activation. Discover Saskatoon isn’t just a logo—it’s an invitation .

The stronger the destination brand, the more local businesses and our economy benefit.

With your support and by adopting elements of Discover Saskatoon, we can share Saskatoon’s stories with the world, creating a cohesive, consistent, and captivating experience for those who spend time here.

Resources available from Discover Saskatoon

If you’d like to use the Discover Saskatoon or logo, we can provide high resolution images.

We have a large gallery of images that illustrate many of Saskatoon’s brand attributes, as well as a great selection city shots ready for use in your marketing.

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A first-timer's guide to Saskatoon, Canada

Apr 26, 2024 • 6 min read

From timing your visit right to planning your activities, here's our first-timer's guide to Saskatoon © K. D. Kirchmeier / Getty Images

Surrounded by gentle wheat fields beneath a dome of great prairie skies, Saskatoon is the largest city in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan .

Straddling the South Saskatchewan River, it has been the province’s cultural and economic hub since its settlement in the late 19th century (but not its capital – that falls to Regina).

The Northern Plains Indigenous Peoples had been guardians of this land for over 6000 years when, in 1883, white Methodists founded the town as a temperance colony, naming it after the purple berry growing in the region. While the railroad eventually reached the fledgling town in 1890, Saskatoon still only had 113 inhabitants at the turn of the century. A boom period of new settlers and entrepreneurs soon followed, and Saskatoon grew into a thriving city, albeit isolated from big cities like Vancouver , Toronto and Montréal .

Today, the sometimes stark prairie landscapes around the city look like nowhere else in the country. Downtown, you’ll find street art tours, compelling museums, craft beer breweries, a variety of architecture and some fine riverside trails. And Saskatoon now proudly explains and celebrates the Indigenous Peoples who have been here for thousands of years, with the Wanuskewen complex a majestic and poignant monument to that past and present.

These top tips can help you plan a trip to Saskatoon.

When should I go to Saskatoon?

Though Saskatoon – one of the sunniest cities in Canada  – receives plenty of sunlight (2350.4 hours annually), winters are long and cold so plan to visit during the glorious summer months between June and August. This is the busiest time of year, but since Saskatoon is a little more under-the-radar than other Canadian cities, it’s not overwhelmed by tourists and offers much better value for money regarding accommodation and eating out. 

The city comes alive with music on those effulgent summer days with magnificent festivals across multiple genres including the Saskatchewan Jazz Festival , Rock the River and the Ness Creek Music Festival . And for those who do want to embrace Saskatchewan winter scenes, the Nutrien Wintershines Festival hosts ice sculptures, cook-offs, stargazing and more. 

How long should I spend in Saskatoon?

Allow two to three days to explore Saskatoon, but also leave time for attractions on the city’s outskirts that make use of the abundant prairie space. You’ll spend the majority of your time in downtown Saskatoon, on the river trails and the Broadway neighborhood, which is ideal for a weekend. More planning is needed for the excursions out of the city, so map out an extra day or two for those depending on time and budget. 

Is it easy to get in and around Saskatoon?

Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport is 7km (4 miles) northwest of downtown Saskatoon, which is about 18 minutes by taxi, the most convenient form of travel to any downtown hotel. The number 11 bus also runs from the airport, and takes around 30 minutes to make the same journey (without factoring in walking to the hotel).

Though its streets are wide, Saskatoon’s downtown core is highly walkable and there are several bridges spanning the South Saskatchewan River that link to Broadway Ave’s bars, cafes and stores. Consider hiring a bike too, as the relatively flat landscape and serpentine river trails are ideal for cycling. Visitors to Wanuskewen will need to hire a car or take a taxi.

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6 of the best things to do in Saskatoon

1. explore the meewasin valley trail.

Saskatoon’s huge prairie skies are evocative and entice you outside, so the best way to experience the great outdoors here is by following some of the Meewasin Valley Trail . Flanking the serpentine river, the 25km (15 mile) trails are a fine introduction to Saskatoon’s cityscape, and are best experienced on two wheels (look out for the motivational chalk murals and messages along the way).

2. See artworks in the Remai Modern

The river winds south to River Landing in downtown’s southern tip, and it’s here that the Tetris-like Remai Modern  museum rises up on a small bluff. Alongside a permanent collection featuring over 8000 works from Canadian and international artists, there’s also a quirky permanent exhibition of ceramics and linocuts by Pablo Picasso in this spacious museum bursting with natural light. 

3. Enjoy the buss of Broadway Avenue

A short walk across the Broadway Bridge brings cinematic city views followed by a stroll into arguably the most vibrant corner of Saskatoon. Airy breweries , buzzing bistros, kitsch vinyl stores and the iconic Broadway Theatre fringe Broadway Ave, which is a fine spot to spend a morning, afternoon or evening (perhaps even all three?). 

4. Take yourself on a tour of downtown's murals and architecture

Back in downtown, discover an art-splashed city on a self-guided street art tour passing by huge murals and multicolored installations spanning 20th and 23rd Street East. Even if you’re not staying there, the Delta Bessborough Hotel is something of a work of art itself. Completed in 1935, the Bessborough is a soaring Châteauesque turreted and gabled affair reminiscent of Bavarian castles that looks startlingly out of place.

5. See how Saskatoon was

Towards the edge of the city, the Western Development Museum’s compelling Boomtown exhibit is an indoor reconstruction of a typical Saskatchewan small-town main street from 1910, complete with a blacksmith, church and train station.

6. Taste local produce at the farmers market

And for a true experience of this land, it’s worth a visit to the Saskatoon Farmers Market  – an institution running since 1975 and stuffed with vendors selling everything from wild berries to handmade moccasins.

My favorite thing to do in Saskatoon

There’s a magical quality to watching the sun sink behind the widescreen horizon at Wanuskewin Heritage Park . Not like the picture-postcard sunsets you see on Caribbean beaches, it’s more of a calming, spiritual feeling as the sun’s soft glow fades across the marshy creeks and wooded ridges of the Opamihaw Valley. Shortly after, I watched the moon rise against a blue evening canvas. Known as nēhiyawēwin in Plains Cree, Wanuskewin roughly translates to "seeking peace of mind" and that name couldn’t be more apt. 

Around 20 minutes north of downtown Saskatoon, Wanuskewin tells the story of the Northern Plains Indigenous People’s spiritual relationship to this land and the living creatures they share it with, most notably the repopulated bison. You can explore panels, artwork, interactive classes, traditional food and much more, but most importantly that story – which is never sugarcoated – is told by Indigenous People themselves. Few experiences I’ve had in North America have felt deeper and more enlightening than this one.

How much money do I need for Saskatoon?

• Hostel room: $79
• Hotel room for two: $94
• Public transport ticket: $3
• Coffee: $3.60
• Sandwich: $3
• Dinner for two: $73
• Beer/pint at a bar: $5.80

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Should I visit in winter?

With an average temperature of -13°C (8°F) in January, winter in Saskatoon is only for the hardiest of souls. However, one bonus of a visit in this season – along with budget-friendly prices – is the chance of seeing the northern lights, with the aurora's stunning swirls sometimes visible if the stars align (no pun intended). Just remember to pack plenty of layers.

What language is spoken in Saskatoon?

Though English and French are official languages in Saskatchewan, English is by far the most spoken language in Saskatoon and you’ll need it for all of your interactions. 

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Discovery Passes at Saskatoon Public Library

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You can borrow a Discovery Pass with your library card and get free admission from Wanuskewin, Nutrien Wonderhub, Western Development Museum and YMCA.

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When : Anytime you want to go. Where : Pick up from Saskatoon Public Libraries Website :  saskatoonlibrary.ca/collections/discovery-passes

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