The North Saskatchewan River is a major river in Canada, flowing through the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan. It originates in the Canadian Rockies near the town of Banff and travels approximately 1,390 kilometers before joining the Saskatchewan River. The river is an important waterway for both ecological and recreational purposes. The North Saskatchewan River supports diverse wildlife and provides habitats for various species. It also plays a crucial role in the region's economy, supplying water for agriculture and industry. Several cities, including Edmonton and Prince Albert, are located along its banks, benefiting from its resources and recreational opportunities.