73K views · 405 reactions | It wasn’t so long ago that little towns popped up across the province: A new bastion of hope every seven miles. The early 20th century was a time of western expansion, but those times are done and many of the tiny farming towns that sprang up have died. But some, like Kayville, Saskatchewan, are desperately clinging to life. Colton Praill has the story of what life is like living in a ghost town. | Global Regina | Facebook

From the Valley of 1,000 Devils in Grasslands National Park (East Block) to the unexpected landscape of Cypress Hills, southwest Saskatchewan offers views like nowhere else. | Tourism Saskatchewan