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Through dioramas and displays, learn how nature maintains its dynamic balance. The Life Science Gallery is a celebration of Saskatchewan's rich landscapes and biological diversity.The Earth Science Gallery describes Saskatchewan's fascinating ancient history and geological resources. Explore dinosaurs and other extinct creatures that have lived in Saskatchewan during the past two billion years.The First Nations Gallery offers a dramatic view of the history and traditions of Aboriginal societies that live in Saskatchewan. See First Nations artwork and learn their relationship with the land over the past 10,000 years. In 1991, a large vertebra was found near the town of Eastend, SK. This exciting discovery turned out to be Scotty, one of the largest, most complete T. rex skeletons in the world.

The purpose of large-scale assessments is two-fold: to help the system be accountable (Are we making the best use of our resources?) and to identify trends (Are students learning? What and how well?).To do this, large-scale assessments collect a small amount of information from a large number of students.Classroom assessment, on the other hand, collects a large amount of information from a small number of students.Large-scale assessments are designed to give the system feedback so the system can learn; classroom assessment is designed to give individuals feedback so the individual can learn.Large-scale assessments are designed to assess what students know and can do in relation to what is to be learned, but they do not collect enough information to give a valid picture of what individual students know and can do in a given subject area.

Our government's goal is to make Saskatchewan the best place to live, work and raise a family. This requires a long-term vision for the province and its people. Saskatchewan's Plan for Growth sets out our government's vision for a province of 1.2 million

The Hudson Bay Co. only traded for one season, competition from whiskey selling independent traders and the tense situation between Assiniboine and Blackfoot made it unsafe for Cowie to remain. In the spring, Cowie decided to abandon the post. After Cowie left the post it was burned to the ground.In 1873 some 60 Metis' families settled in the coulee, then called Chapel Coulee, complete with a church and a visiting Roman Catholic priest on a regular circuit.In 1879 the NWMP established a post on the same site as the Hudson Bay Trading Post and part of the Metis' village. This was the most easterly detachment from the newly built Fort Walsh. The small detachment at the east end post was to watch over the ever growing number of Sioux who had fled from the Battle of the Little Big Horn.In 1887, the whiskey trading had been curtailed, the Riel Rebellion was over and Sitting Bull had returned home. It was at this time that the post was moved closer to the present location of EASTEND, along the White Mud River, (Frenchman).Thus the town of Eastend began as the most eastern detachment from Fort Walsh and was the east end of their patrol