Louis Riel was killed while leading the North West Rebellion in the District that became this province, where Sitting Bull settled his people after moving into Canada.
In this province, the farmer and Liberal politician Jimmy Gardiner launched a movement to oust the Ku Klux Klan. An MP and later Prime Minister from this province who was called a "Hun" for his German ancestry opposed the internment of Japanese-Canadians and promoted an "unhyphenated" Canadian identity, actions highlighted in George Grant's Lament for A Nation. Universal health care was first implemented in this province and later implemented nationally by one of its premiers. Both (*) Tommy Douglas and John Diefenbaker represented ridings from this province. Louis Riel was killed while leading the North West Rebellion in the District that became this province, where Sitting Bull settled his people after moving into Canada. For 10 points, identify this prairie province with capital Regina.
In this province, the farmer and Liberal politician Jimmy Gardiner launched a movement to oust the Ku Klux Klan.
Saskatchewan