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 January 6, 2010
Here are yet another five films that made the 2000s a stand-out decade in filmmaking. Some are, perhaps, a little more obscure, but all are well worth their weight in film stock.
By The Sheaf January 6, 2010
If hobbits and orcs aren’t the kind of characters you prefer to cozy up to for a few hours in a movie theatre, then it may come as a pleasant surprise to you that Peter Jackson’s latest film leaves those mythical creatures behind.
By The Sheaf January 6, 2010
Look out, Saskatoon! A new band has emerged fresh out of the oven in the form of Molly Summers and the Callbacks.
By The Sheaf January 6, 2010
The secret ACTA treaty is currently being discussed and drafted by a number of governments including those of the United States, Japan, the European Union and Canada in response to the increased trade of counterfeit goods and copyright piracy.
By The Sheaf December 2, 2009
Jeff Pederson is the drummer for the Fjords and the mastermind of what has become one of Saskatoon’s favourite holiday debacles: Band Swap.
By The Sheaf December 2, 2009
If you need a little respite from the nonstop, calorie-rich socializing of the holiday season, try one (or all) of these four low-fat alternatives.
By The Sheaf December 2, 2009
Charles Hamilton first got into spoken word poetry at the Ness Creek Music Festival where he saw TOFU, the spoken word supergroup formed by Mike McGee, Shane Koyczan and C.R. Avery. Inspired by their performance he went home and started recording pieces on a borrowed 8-track.
By The Sheaf December 2, 2009
Even the most cursory glance through the history of horror films shows helpless women fleeing in terror from masked killers and rampaging monsters, fainting helplessly into the arms of the men who save them.