Fresh Starts and Fresh Air It is a new year and we are so excited about new adventures! January is all about starting new habits that we want to last a lifetime and getting rid of the less desirable ones. I hope to spend more time outside, enjoy more brunches, and take in art. Discover more in this Saskatoon January City Guide. Head Outdoors for Skating and Tubing One of the most romantic ways to
2020 has left me feeling like blurting the request, “Alexa, skip to 2021” so many times, but I just can’t. I’d miss the holiday season. For me, the holiday season is slowing right down, celebrating the little moments with big love, all while surrounded by my nearest and dearest. So good, right? When it comes to gifting, I like to give good. Thoughtful, curated gifts, handpicked for each person in mind. You won’t find me
The Last Sunday – Season 4, October 25 – 7p.m., Broadway Theatre Sum Theatre’s “Theatre of the Now” is back for a fourth season to reflect what’s going on in our community and around the world. 2020 performances will kick off in October with a new play by Yvette Nolan, fresh music from Lancelot Knight, a hot seat interview with local celebrities and a rant written just for this show. This monthly show has grown
Lead photo credit OUTSaskatoon For nearly 30 years, an organization in Saskatoon has been championing for the rights, health and success of the 2SLGBTQ community.
For the past 14 years, Saskatoon-based comedian Myles Morrison has been honing his craft, and as he’s developed, so has the city’s comedy scene. When
Lead photo credit Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra The Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra (SSO) was planning ahead and ready to celebrate its 90th season in musical style when
Photos courtesy Food Network Canada Beginning in early February 2020, Saskatchewan viewers could recognize two familiar faces on television. The stacked culinary competition Wall of
The Kardash Family, Saskatoon As a stay-at-home-mom of two young children, my time was already devoted to my kids before the pandemic hit, minus mornings
Connecting long-term care residents to their families Like everyone else in the world, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed my professional and personal life. For the
The arts have suffered a major blow as concerts and festivals have been cancelled. Theatres have gone dark. Artists are facing incredible obstacles as they
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