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 February 11, 2010

    What happens when you ask out someone you don’t know. A short story by Rory MacLean

  • Killer Coke is no joke

    By February 11, 2010

    Cinema Politica, a Montreal-based media arts network, along with the NFB are currently touring the documentary The Coca-Cola Case across Canada, but it hasn’t been easy for them.

  • Worst Valentine’s Day movies ever

    By February 11, 2010

    Nothing makes a more romantic Valentine’s Day than turning down the lights and snuggling up with that special someone to watch a movie. Just be careful you don’t ruin it by renting one of these mood killers.

  • Love ballads set the mood

    By February 11, 2010

    This is a list of songs for Valentine’s Day from the heyday of pop-rock love ballads (the 1960s and ’70s) ”” way back when pop singers voiced sentiments about holding hands and long before Lady Gaga’s poetic plea to “take a ride on your disco stick” violated our ears.

  • Sherbrooke Community Centre’s art program

    By February 11, 2010

    For Jeff Nachtigall, art is everywhere and can be all encompassing. For the last three years Nachtigall has been serving as the artist in residence at the Sherbrooke Community Centre, helping the residents there discover their art.

  • Ultimate Power Duo go Olympic

    By February 3, 2010

    Ultimate Power Duo (now a trio) are heading to Vancouver for the Olympics, but they seem more excited about getting their own brand of beer.

  • Musical shows assasins’ side of history

    By February 3, 2010

    “Everybody’s got the right to be happy.” Those words echo from the opening song from the new musical at the Greystone Theatre that opens this week. Of course, it’s assassins singing that line.

  • Douglas Coupland’s prescient look into the future

    By February 3, 2010

    In Coupland’s latest book, the bees have disappeared and with it, much of our way of life.