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.
By The Sheaf 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.
By Holly Culp September 22, 2010
One of Edmonton’s most promising musical exports is Falklands, comprising Mark Budd, Lee Klippenstein, Jason Stevenson and Jerf (just Jerf).
By The Sheaf 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.
By The Sheaf 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.
By The Sheaf September 21, 2010
Rocking two albums, two EPs and a buttload of performances, Tokyo Police Club has carved itself a comfortable spot in the Canadian music scene. Now they’re on the road again, hitting Louis’ Pub Sept. 27.
By Holly Culp September 21, 2010
If you are like me and are absolute shit at navigating the Internet and can’t figure out how your pals are finding all this wicked cool stuff on the web, you have to try StumbleUpon.
By Greg Reese 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.
By The Sheaf September 21, 2010
After the longest jury deliberation in the indie music prize’s history, Montreal’s Karkwa went home as winners of the 2010 Polaris Music Prize.