b'western canadaSASKATCHEWANTheres much for meeting and event planners to explore across the Land of the Living Skies. Saskatoon alone boasts over 800,000 sq. ft. of meeting space across a mix of state-of-the-art conference spaces, historic gathering places and cultural centres, as well as 4,500 hotel rooms to accommodate its growing tourism. Outside of meeting hours, planners can augment their itineraries with riverboat rides and water activities down the South Saskatchewan River, a visit to the renowned Remai Modern art museum, a night on the easily walkable downtown, an atmospheric lunch in The Cave Restaurant or any number of year-round festivals and outdoor activities. Situated on Treaty 6 Territory, the city is also rich with Indigenous culture, which can be explored through the Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural Centre, an Indigenous-owned resort or even the battlegrounds of the 1885 Northwest Resistance.Whether you immerse yourself in the culture at the worlds longest ongoing archeological dig, stay at a nationally recognized Indigenous-owned resort or spend the day on the battlegrounds of the Mtis Resistance, discovering Saskatoon means immersing yourself in these vibrant cultures, says Tourism Saskatoon on their website.Regina is another reason to venture west. The capital city features over 2,500 hotel rooms and ample convention space, including the Viterra International Trade Centre, Evraz Place, Queensbury Convention Centre and the iconic RCMP Heritage Centre. Guests can also find much to do across the city, be it a spin at Casino Regina, exploring the Saskatchewan Science Centre, browsing the MacKenzie Art Gallery or the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, or engaging in year-round festivals, cultural events and outdoor activities. Moreover, as Canadas breadbasket, the region is home to a rich agribusiness and natural resources sector. It also pays to venture outside of Saskatchewans big cities. North of Saskatoon is the scenic town of Nipawin, home to the Evergreen Centre, the largest meeting venue in the Twin Lakes region with meeting and event space for 2,000 guests, a golf course, nearby accommodations, a vibrant local business community and the rich natural landscape of the boreal forest. South of Nipawin lies Yorkton, where a collection of venues and hotels makes it easy to experience the regions small-town vibe, replete with cultural attractions, multiple golf courses, ample parks and green spaces, and multicultural entertainment. Elsewhere, destinations like Waskesiu Lake Resort, located in Prince Albert National Park, offer quiet escapes amid some of the best outdoor views and experiences the country has to offer.Industry Sourcebook 2023CORPORATE MEETINGS & EVENTS 31'