CBC podcast Good Question, Saskatchewan tackles some of the common questions newcomers have when immigrating to the province.

Venessa Liang grew up thinking her familys situation being the only Chinese people in a small Saskatchewan town and running a restaurant was unique. It wasn't until she was older that she realized similar restaurants dotted the Canadian landscape from coast to coast to coast.

Are garden zones shifting because of climate change? The answer, according to experts, is yes.

A potent spray used to deter bears in the wild is also being used as a weapon at public pools, schools and major events like summer exhibitions.

If you're dining in France and your food includes Moutarde de Meaux, it is highly likely the mustard seedcame from Saskatchewan.

One expert compared it to tracking wheat. It would be very hard to know if a specific Saskatchewan farmers grain ends up in your loaf of bread.

Jesse Stewart, an associate professor of linguistics at the University of Saskatchewan, said we need to look at the origins of the name to unpack the varying pronunciations.