Scenarios about 'canadian prairies'
The Canadian Prairies comprise the vast grassland region of western Canada encompassing parts of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, characterized by flat terrain and fertile agricultural land. This region played a crucial role in Canadian settlement history, serving as the nation's breadbasket following the construction of transcontinental railways in the late 19th century. In alternate history scenarios, the Canadian Prairies often feature in explorations of different agricultural development patterns, alternative political boundaries, or different outcomes of European settlement in North America.
What If Saskatchewan Diversified Beyond Agriculture Earlier?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Saskatchewan developed a more diversified economy before the 1970s, potentially transforming the province's economic resilience, population growth, and place within Canada.