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Built in 1904, the CaNoRa Station (named for the Canadian Northern Railway) is the oldest class 3 station still operational in Saskatchewan. The building now houses the CN Station House Museum that features displays of CN Rail memorabilia, early settler artifacts, local art and souvenirs, as well as tourist information.
Featured on CBC, Access TV and Prairies North; features over 700 autographs ranging from Laurel & Hardy to U.S. President Bush and over 1000 toys.
Features displays of early settlers' artifacts from the area, books by renowned Ukrainian writers, Ukrainian regional costumes and embroideries, aristocracy costumes of Ukraine. Information on traditional Ukrainian arts and crafts, culinary arts and festive events.
Built in 1928 and later restored, this municipal heritage property features unique Kyivan architecture including icons and stained glass. Divine Liturgy or vespers are served during the summer months.
Lesia Park
Constructed in 1979 the 7.6 m statue of "Lesia", dressed in Ukrainian costume, represents the traditional welcome with bread and salt; 1897 Bloc Settlement cairn on site.
9-hole golf course; offers licensed clubhouse features bar and grill.
Explore trails throughout approximately 50 acres of corn field.