Batoche National Historic Site

About this place

Located in Batoche, Batoche National Historic Site is the site of the final battle of the North-West Resistance, where Louis Riel and Gabriel Dumont made their last stand in 1885. This powerful historic site features the original church, rectory, rifle pits, and an interpretive centre that tells the story of Métis resistance and Canadian history. A must-visit destination for those exploring heritage, culture, and one of the most significant events in Canada’s past. Hours: Mid-May to September, open daily

Why locals love it

"Locals in Saskatchewan value Batoche National Historic Site for its deep connection to Métis heritage and Canadian history. It’s a meaningful place to reflect, learn, and experience one of the most important cultural and historical landmarks in the province."

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