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 January 27, 2010

    The movie isn’t all bad. The problem is simply that you never know when it takes itself seriously.

  • FROM the VAULT: Exploding Hearts

    By January 27, 2010

    If you like the Clash, you’ll probably like the Exploding Hearts. And it isn’t that they were simply a knock-off of the Clash, either ”” the Exploding Hearts were just a great punk band with an old school approach.

  • To 3D or not to 3D?

    By January 27, 2010

    Electronics consumers could be suffering from upgrade woes soon enough, since practically everyone in the entertainment industry is talking about 3D TV.

  • The King of Monday Nights

    By January 20, 2010

    Every Monday, Louis’ Pub overflows with both laughs and heckles as Jason Hattie takes the stage for Talk Show.

  • Sushiro’s wacky Thursdays

    By January 20, 2010

    What do hot dogs and the Japanese have in common? Well, aside from Takeru Kobayashi, the infamous Japanese hot dog eating champion who eventually lost to a bear, not a whole lot springs to mind ”” that is, until recently.

  • Theatre Ecstasis deals with challenging issues in Leaves of Glass

    By January 20, 2010

    Set in London’s East End, the play Leaves of Glass is an examination of family secrets and their menacing repercussions.

  • Attack in Black: in bed with everyone

    By January 20, 2010

    More and more it becomes clear to me that collaboration and community are key to success in the Canadian music industry. Attack in Black have put this notion into practice and have made some interesting friendships over the course of their burgeoning career.

  • Classic card game gives yelling its proper due

    By January 13, 2010

    The rules of Pit are simple. Everyone plays at the same time, screaming out numbers. Alcohol can also help the game along. Oh, and there’s something called “slipping the bear.”