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.

winter sports

  • By February 8, 2013

    Much like a child stumbling around in their parents’ running shoes, learning to snowshoe takes practice and the ability to laugh at yourself.

  • Dog sledding: practical, adorable, and classically Canadian

    By January 11, 2013

    If you’re looking to do something fun and classically Canadian this winter, consider dog sledding. Many people wrongly assume dogsledding is only something you see in movies set in Alaska and the Arctic. But last year my girlfriend and I decided to give it a shot.

  • Former Huskie training for Olympic push

    By November 30, 2012

    Only a year after Huskies football sensation Ben Coakwell finished his last season with the club, he is finding international success in bobsledding. With only three months of bobsled training under his belt, the former running back is already competing for Team Canada on the world stage.

  • Shredding into winter with style: a guide to purchasing the ideal snowboard set up

    By November 22, 2012

    Winter is upon us and while that means gloomy cold days for some, it also means snowboarding fun for those planning to hit the slopes.

  • Taking snowball fights to the next level

    By January 5, 2011

    During Canadian winters, outdoor team sports are pretty much reduced to shinny, but the introduction of the Japanese sport yukigassen could change that.

  • A bashful Charles Hamelin grabs two medals

    By February 27, 2010

    After Canadian speed skater Hamelin was surpassed in the final stretch of the 1500 metre by the Korean speed skating team during the Vancouver Olympics last week, Canada’s skating poster child told a nation of stunned fans to be patient, promising them a glorious medal later in the tournament. He delivered.