Your Saskatchewan – Saskatoon: June 2018
Lorraine Jonet took the June 7 Your Saskatchewan photo near Martin’s Lake.
Lorraine Jonet / Viewer Submitted
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Here is the Your Saskatchewan photo gallery for June:
Brenda Reifferscheid took the June 6 Your Saskatchewan photo of sandhill cranes taking flight near Humboldt.
Brenda Reifferscheid / Viewer Submitted
Gloria Katsiris took the June 5 Your Saskatchewan photo at Jackfish Lake.
Gloria Katsiris / Viewer Submitted
The June 4 Your Saskatchewan photo was taken by Faith McDonald of the Rabbit Creek wildfire in Prince Albert National Park.
Faith McDonald / Viewer Submitted
Braydon Ejack took the June 3 Your Saskatchewan photo in Lloydminster.
Braydon Ejack / Supplied
Glennda Rogers took the June 2 Your Saskatchewan photo in Saskatoon.
Glennda Rogers / Supplied
Todd Guggenmos took the June 1 Your Saskatchewan photo in Fort Qu’Appelle.
Todd Guggenmos / Viewer Submitted
Lorraine Jonet took the June 7 Your Saskatchewan photo near Martin’s Lake.
Lorraine Jonet / Viewer Submitted
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