1. By: Trae Staples and Terence Stark

2.  This is a picture of the Yukon in the summer!

3.  This is what Saskatchewan looks like in the summer!

4.  This is the Yukon in the winter!

5.  This is a picture of Saskatchewan in the winter!

6.  You can see the northern lights better in the Yukon than in Saskatchewan. The Yukon Saskatchewan

7.  What is Saskatchewan's provincial bird?  Sharp tailed grouse.

8.  What is the Yukon's provincial bird? The Common Raven

9. What do the Yukon's and Saskatchewan's flags look like? Yukon's Saskatchewan's j

10.  What is the biggest city in Yukon?  Why it`s the capital. Whitehorse!

11. Saskatchewan's biggest city is NOT the capital. Saskatchewan's biggest city is Saskatoon!

12.  The Yukon is WAY colder than Saskatchewan. The Yukon's capitals record for low temperature is -52.2 degrees. Saskatchewan's capital Regina's record -50 degrees.

13.  The Yukon`s population is about 34,246.  Saskatchewan`s population is about 900,000!

14.  What is the total area of Yukon and Saskatchewan?  The total area for Yukon is 482,443 km and Saskatchewan’s total area is 651,900 km.

15. The Fun Fact Page!  Did you know that Regina ( Saskatchewan’s capital) is queen in Latin.  Did you know in July 13,1998 Yukon was part of the North West Territories. Why is it that Saskatchewan’s capital Regina used to be called “pile o bones?” Because a large pile of buffalo skeletons were found nearby.

16. Bibliography Kissock, Heather. Saskatchewan. Calgary: Weigl Educational. 2008. Regina, Saskatchewan. Nov. 24/2010.. Saskatchewan. Nov 25, 2010. http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Saskatchewan.http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Saskatchewan “Saskatchewan.” World Book. 2008. Spen, Linda. Saskatchewan. Calgary: Baxter. 2004. Yukon. Nov 25, 2010..<http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Yukon Whitehorse, Yukon. Nov. 24/2010.. Yukon summer sky Summer landscape, Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Winter Yukon mountain in the winter

17. Where We Would Rather Live  We would rather live in Saskatchewan because it is way colder in the Yukon. And there is more farms in Saskatchewan.