Nutrien Wonderhub is, in a word, wonderful. Saskatchewan’s first and only children’s museum opened on June 28 in Saskatoon, and to say it’s been a hit among kids and adults alike is an understatement. Located in Saskatoon’s iconic Mendel building on Spadina Crescent East, across the street from Nutrien Playland at Kinsmen Park, the completely...
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February 1, 2020April 27, 2020your SASKATOON news
It’s a great year for the visual arts in Saskatoon
We are only a month into 2020, but it’s already been a great year for the visual arts in Saskatoon. Exciting new exhibitions are opening at local galleries, while some particularly buzz-worthy shows continue to be on display. For example, The Sonnabend Collection remains on view at Remai Modern until March 22. The exhibition represents...
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February 1, 2020April 30, 2020Women of Saskatoon
Mining the gender gap: WIM/WiN-SK supports women in mining and nuclear sector
The Saskatchewan Mining Association (SMA)—an organization that represents the province’s mining and mineral exploration industry—has shared some big numbers with the public. According to the SMA, the Saskatchewan mining industry is a major sector of the provincial economy. In fact, it contributed more than $7 billion to the provincial GDP in 2018. Saskatchewan’s mining sector...
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February 1, 2020April 30, 2020Women of Saskatoon
Véronique Loewen: Communicator and community builder
To say that Véronique Loewen is involved in her community is an understatement. The Saskatoon resident, who recently celebrated her 25th anniversary as the communications manager for Orano Canada Inc. (formerly AREVA Resources Canada Inc.), is well known for her many accomplishments as a professional and as a volunteer. For example, in 2018 Loewen was...
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January 1, 2020April 28, 2020your SASKATOON news
Boushie case subject of Persephone Theatre play
Two University of Saskatchewan (USask) graduate students have created a new documentary play that sets the stage for honest dialogue about relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in this province, following the tragic death of Colten Boushie in 2016. Reasonable Doubt will have its world premiere at Persephone Theatre this month. The show was created...
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January 1, 2020April 28, 2020your SASKATOON news
Celebrate the New Year with local arts events
Welcome to 2020! It’s a new year and a new month, and with the flip of the calendar comes a bunch of new entertainment options in Saskatoon. Here’s a look at three of the exciting arts events taking place in the City of Bridges in January. THE WOLVES JAN. 9 – 19 The first show...
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December 1, 2019May 4, 2020your SASKATOON news
It’s beginning to sound a lot like Christmas
For nearly a half-century, the Saskatoon Fireside Singers have entertained and inspired audience members of all ages with their annual holiday shows. This year’s Christmas Memories concerts are scheduled for Dec. 21 and 22 at 7:30 p.m., marking the 47th year artistic director Marilyn Whitehead has organized the popular productions. Taking to the TCU Place...
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December 1, 2019May 1, 2020Women of Saskatoon
USask professor to research northern trapping through David Suzuki Fellowship
A University of Saskatchewan (USask) professor has been named one of three recipients of a 2019-20 David Suzuki Fellowship. Dr. Priscilla Settee (PhD), a professor in the Department of Indigenous Studies in USask’s College of Arts and Science, is the new Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change Fellow. She said she was “thrilled” to have her...
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December 1, 2019May 1, 2020Women of Saskatoon
Mother launches Indigenous fashion line for babies and kids
As a teacher, the mother of two young boys and the owner of a growing business, Christine Marie knows how to multi-task. In February 2018, Marie founded Awasis Boutique, a Saskatchewan venture that celebrates Indigenous culture through clothing and accessories for babies and children. Marie’s business was born after she wanted to create pieces for...
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December 1, 2019May 1, 2020Women of Saskatoon
Saskatoon artisan honours late father through jewelry business
Maureen Johnson fulfilled a longtime dream when she started her handcrafted fine silver jewelry business, MauReu Designs, in 2015. The dream originally belonged to her late father, Reuben. “My business name honours his memory and influence in my life and creativity,” said Johnson. “His name was Reuben—thus MauReu Designs. He worked with sterling silver and...