THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

  • Are white poppies disrespectful?

    By November 10, 2010

    I can’t help but think that “Lest We Forget” means that we are obliged to honour, but also to try and comprehend, the sacrifice that many made (and continue to make) for their country by choosing or being conscripted to go to war.

  • Why we can’t get enough vomit

    By October 29, 2010

    I don’t usually indulge in this kind of analysis but ’tis the season for musings on the carnal, the bizarre, the horrible and the gross. So here’s an analysis of vomit and why we are obsessed with it as a culture.

  • Grumpy old man gains unwanted celebrity in Winnebago Man

    By October 12, 2010

    When a few choice words were made public from the outtakes of a Winnebago commercial, actor Jack Rebney lost his job. He may even have forgotten all about the video that got him fired in the first place, but nothing stays hidden long in the YouTube age.

  • The ridiculous and sometimes obscene expenditures of the G20

    By September 28, 2010

    I was in Toronto directly before and directly after the G20 summit. I left for Kingston because I couldn’t go to work. The restaurant I worked at was forced to close for a number of days. Also, I left because I didn’t want anything to do with the summit.

  • RESTAURANT REVIEW: Kelly’s Kafe knows what you need

    By September 21, 2010

    Tucked in between warehouses, big rigs and long tracts of cement and gravel, one of Saskatoon’s finest diners lurks, almost unnoticed by the passing cars on the nearby Idylwyld freeway. Kelly’s Kafe ”” once an infamous bar and restaurant located just east of Market Mall ”” has reopened in a new location outside of the exhibition grounds.

  • Bold colours dominate art show at Hot Yoga on 20th

    By September 16, 2010

    Bright colours, mesmerizing patterns and fantastical shapes adorn the walls of HeatRun Gallery in Saskatoon’s Hot Yoga on 20th.

  • Julie Doiron goes back to basics with latest project

    By August 31, 2010

    With all the loud, idiosyncratic projects Julie Doiron has worked on in the past, it seems oddly natural for her to go back-to-the-basics and turn to her current project, Daniel, Fred & Julie, a stripped-down folksy affair with three-part harmonies sung over traditional ballads.

  • Roman Catholic Church on the defensive amid pedophilia revelations

    By April 8, 2010

    Though the Church would like the world to follow its guiding moral example, it has lost much credibility in the last few weeks.