Hi! I am trying to study and learn about Saskatchewan. What can you tell me about their Provincial symbols? 
 Saskatchewan is a province in Canada. The primary industry is farming. As for provincial symbol, western red lily is the provincial flower of Saskatchewan. 
 Are there any other symbols they are known for? 
 Yes! The provincial colors are gold, red, green, white, brown, yellow and black. Gold is for wheat, red is for the flower, green is for the forest, white is for snow, brown is for freshly cut fields, yellow is for the canola and sunflower, and black is for coal and oil 
 They seem to have a lot of symbols! Are there more? 
 Yes! Royal Canadian Mint issued a commemorative five dollar coin and 25-cent coin to honour the province's wheat field. 
 Those are very interesting pieces of information about their symbols! Do you have any thing on their history? 
 Premier Walter Scott which is the first prime minister of the province preferred government assistance to outright ownership because he thought enterprises worked better if citizens had a stake in running them. He set-up the Saskatchewan Cooperative Elevator Company in 1911. 
 That is so much great information! Do you have any other facts about history that I should know? 
 Yes! despite pressure from farm groups for the government's direct involvement in grain handling business Premier Walter Scott still opted to loan money to a farmer-owned elevator company. 
 That is very helpful! I think I have all I need. Thank you so much for your help 
 You're welcome have a great day!
Saskatchewan