Talk:Tourism in Saskatchewan

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Mlpearc pull my chain Trib's 17:28, 20 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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Gull Lake Interpretive center[edit]

I removed the following text from the article today. The reference is to a site that's over 14 years old and talks about the Centre in future terms. As of today, I can't find evidence that the Centre still exists - but if it does, then the following can be used as a basis for re-adding it to the article:

"One of Saskatchewan’s newest tourist attractions, the Gull Lake Interpretive Center,^[1] is located west of the town of Gull Lake along the Trans-Canada Highway. The center is still^[when?] under construction and will be run by a non-profit charity. The interpretive center will display and educate visitors about the wide range of energy sources and mainly emphasis on wind power, sustainable energy and the environment."

References

^ Action Southwest Gull Lake Interpretive Center Archived 2008-05-09 at the Wayback Machine Gull Lake Saskatchewan

[1] Action Southwest Gull Lake Interpretive Center Archived 2008-05-09 at the Wayback Machine Gull Lake Saskatchewan

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