Canada Proud Jigsaw Puzzle Series (Saskatchewan Grain Elevator Edition): Bulyea (500 Pcs)

Bulyea, Saskatchewan is one of the puzzles featured in our Canada Proud Jigsaw Puzzle Series. Its first settlement began in 1882 by immigrants from Ireland and the United Kingdom. Germans and Norwegians later joined its population and Bulyea was incorporated as a village on March 9, 1909. It was named after the first Lieutenant Governor of Alberta, George H.V. Bulyea. Currently, over one hundred people call Bulyea their home. This community sits northwest of Regina, Saskatchewan on Highway 20, less than an hour away from the city.

Bulyea's historic grain elevator is part of our tribute to the pioneering spirit that made Canada great as a nation. The growth of Canada didn't come from politicians with their policies. It came from hardworking men and women who provided what the country needed. Without farmers, there would be no food. Without people transporting what's needed everyone would have to go without. These underappreciated workers deserve to be recognized for what they do.

These jigsaw puzzles feature 500 pieces of poplar wood material packed inside a box that shows what your finished work will look like once done. If you're a hobbyist who loves puzzles, this will make a fun challenge. It also displays a little history and what makes nations like Canada great. What's great about the wooden pieces is they're more durable than cardboard. This means they'll last longer whenever opting to redo the puzzle. The color quality and structural integrity of these completed puzzles last longer when framed as a finished work of art.

Additional Product Specifications:
【Puzzle Size】500 pieces
【Applicable Situation】Perfect for family recreation and entertainment.
【Cleaning Suggestion】Wipe with a dry cloth.
【Warning】Not suitable for children under 3. Small parts may pose a possible choking hazard.