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.

Culture

  • By September 30, 2010

    My boyfriend and I watch a lot of movies and TV and for $8 a month, we can now stream as much as we want of anything from the Netflix library instantly using our PlayStation.

  • Dying City: a 90-minute rollercoaster

    By September 29, 2010

    One of the newest productions in Saskatoon is Dying City, featuring local drama heroes and U of S alumni Heather Morrison and Aaron Hursh. The play is directed by the current head of the drama department, the talented Jim Guedo.

  • Persephone Theatre brings Dickens to the stage in their first play of the season

    By September 28, 2010

    When I heard that Persephone Theatre was performing Great Expectations, I had to see it. The characters and scenes in the book are incredibly vivid to me and there are few things more exciting than seeing your favourite characters come to life.

  • Tokyo Police Club rock Louis’

    By September 28, 2010

    Tokyo Police Club and the Arkells rocked the Louis’ crowd Sept. 27.

  • Chronicling a first-timer’s exploration of Salvia divinorum

    By September 22, 2010

    For years, the Mazatec shamans of southern Mexico have used a legal and largely unregulated psychoactive plant called salvia divinorum as a means of inducing mystical, visionary states of transcendental meditation during religious ceremonies and healing sessions.

  • Falklands driven by blood, sweat and backgammon

    By September 22, 2010

    One of Edmonton’s most promising musical exports is Falklands, comprising Mark Budd, Lee Klippenstein, Jason Stevenson and Jerf (just Jerf).

  • The Tudors: More blood, sex and religion than you can shake a stick at

    By September 22, 2010

    The six wives of Henry VIII have gone down in the annals of history, though people don’t often stop to think about them. Who were they? What led them to their eventual fates? For the past three years, The Tudors has been answering those questions.

  • Keeping a straight face with Norm MacDonald

    By September 21, 2010

    Besides his late-night talk show appearances, people will no doubt recognize funnyman Norm MacDonald from his Saturday Night Live gig in the ’90s. If you’re a big Norm fan, you can see him perform at Dakota Dunes Sept. 29.