Museums are reopening across Saskatchewan following provincial health safety measures.

Libraries, museums, galleries, movie and live theatres can reopen on June 29 — but some say they won't be ready right away.

The Western Development Museum is hosting a virtual summer camp program in four branches – Yorkton, Moose Jaw, Saskatoon and North Battleford.

The number of visitors and spacing within the museum are just a few of the challenges facing the WDM.

The Western Development Museum’s digital exhibit documents people’s daily lives during the coronavirus pandemic.

The passes are single-use and expire in June 2021.

"We hold these collections for the people of Saskatchewan. This is Saskatchewan's history, so we want everyone to see what we have.”

Moose Jaw's Western Development Museum is ready for its annual Saskatchewan Day events, which this year will take place in the museum and at Buffalo Pound Provincial Park.

A Saskatchewan family has put together an exhibit showing off their ancestors’ history and settlement in Canada.

Saskatoon Pride Week is in full swing and one of the province’s largest museums is showing off its LGBTQ2 artifacts.