THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
By The Sheaf September 14, 2010
A dismal cloud lay heavy over the United States this past weekend, as millions of Americans commemorated the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11th attacks. Remembrances of the dead, however, took a backseat in media coverage to two current issues inflamed by fear and anger that still linger in the air like ash in the wake of the World Trade Center collapse.
By The Sheaf September 14, 2010
The U of S will purchase 11 quarters of land just out of Saskatoon in May.
By The Sheaf September 14, 2010
Media Access and Production (eMAP) is offering a set of courses which allows students to learn audio and visual production.
By The Sheaf September 14, 2010
Ten options were presented at city council Monday for the oldest bridge in Saskatoon, which ranged from demolishing the bridge with no replacement to building a pedestrian and cyclist-only bridge.
By The Sheaf September 14, 2010
Prime Minister Stephen Harper was in Saskatoon on Sept. 9 to announce that the federal government accepted the University of Saskatchewan’s request to rejuvenate the Diefenbaker Canada Centre.
By Ishmael N. Daro September 14, 2010
Anna Maria Tremonti, host of The Current on CBC Radio One, records most episodes of her show in Toronto but earlier this week she recorded in Saskatoon, examining the city and province’s economic successes.
By Holly Culp September 14, 2010
Tommy Davis, along with the Ellipse Saxophone Quartet, kicked ass at the National Music Festival this summer, where hoards of musicians from across the country descended upon McGill University to compete in the competition. Davis, handsome devil that he is, got second in the solo competition.
By The Sheaf September 14, 2010
“We stunk the joint up, basically.” That was Huskies head coach Tom LaPointe’s frank assessment of the women’s soccer team’s opening games against the Alberta Pandas.