St Paul’s was opened in 1910, the first major Saskatchean project by the well-known Francophone Read More
St Paul’s was opened in 1910, the first major Saskatchean project by the well-known Francophone Joseph-Ernest Fortin.
Now superseded by a new Catholic cathedral, St. Paul’s elegant neighbours along the Saskatchewan River include Knox United Church, St. John’s Anglican Cathedral and the Bessborough, Saskatchewan’s most romantic hotel.
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