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6 Reasons You Should Visit Wanuskewin Heritage Park in Saskatchewan

by Corbin Fraser
on November 23, 2011
in History, Saskatchewan, Sightseeing
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My name is Corbin Fraser. I'm a 20-something guy from the flatlands of Canada. After taking a year & a bit off to backpack around the world, I came home to Canada and found out my journey wasn't over. I began backpacking from coast to coast for 6 months, and have been doing so on and off for the last 3 years.

I started this site in the hopes of learning a little more about where I come from. Somewhere along the way this travel blog decided to evolve into an independent travel guide for other backpackers and young adults interested in travelling Canada on a budget. Join me for the ride, and if you happen to be backpacking across Canada, feel free to contact me to be part of this unique travel guide. I'd love to hear from you!

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