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 November 5, 2009
Richard Alpert was a professor at Harvard when he and the infamous Timothy Leary flew to Mexico and took psilocybin for the first time, the unique effects of which set them on a mission with huge ramifications from the ’60s onwards.
By The Sheaf November 5, 2009
Currently on tour promoting their recent album Fantasies, Metric stopped by the Odeon Oct. 28 to shower fans with sounds of indie rock, showcasing the band’s high energy.
By The Sheaf November 5, 2009
It’s pretty tough for a Canadian to ignore a band called Hockey. Unfortunately, they’re just too bloody polished.
By The Sheaf November 5, 2009
Said the Whale’s sophomore album, Islands Disappear, is a mix of sea shanty and rock anthem that should be pleasant for old and new fans alike.
By The Sheaf November 5, 2009
John Shelling became the managing editor for Blackflash Magazine in August 2008. His work, a minimalist video installation, has been shown at Saskatoon’s Paved Art gallery. He spoke to the Sheaf about Cuban-American artist Felix Gonzalez-Torres.
By The Sheaf November 4, 2009
There’s something stupefying about much of electronic music but it does have its time and place, especially when it involves the musicianship of a band, like the high-kicking electro-punks, Shout Out Out Out.
By Tomas Borsa November 4, 2009
Corey Neufeld, co-owner of The Better Good on Broadway, and Jackson Wiebe, owner of the EvrGreen coffee shop in Waskesiu, both believe that salvaged, re-purposed or recycled materials can be every bit as useful as new materials. They have built their businesses using almost entirely “free-cycled” components.
By The Sheaf October 30, 2009
Formed in 1986 in rural Manitoba, Propagandhi is one of the most influential and long-running punk bands active today.