The first European exploration of this province is traditionally credited to Henry Kelsey, a fur trader who hoped to increase trade with native peoples there.
The first European exploration of this province is traditionally credited to Henry Kelsey, a fur trader who hoped to increase trade with native peoples there. The capital of this province was originally a mining tent village called Pile o' Bones. The Carrot River is found in the North of this province, which has cities named Estevan and Moosejaw. This Prairie Province shares Lake Athabasca with its neighbor Alberta. For 10 points, name this Canadian prairie province bordered by Alberta, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories with capital at Regina.
The first European exploration of this province is traditionally credited to Henry Kelsey, a fur trader who hoped to increase trade with native peoples there.
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