It’s summer in the City of Bridges. Which means it’s hot, it’s sunny and everyone…
Wanuskewin’s Tipi Experience: Staying Overnight with New York Times Travel Writer Jada Yuan
The 52 Places Traveller I pulled the bison hide tight around me and snuggled into…
The Skinny on Fatbiking in Saskatoon
I’m an avid biker in the summertime. I do it to have fun, for exercise…
5 of Saskatoon’s Cutest Skating Rinks
With all the fun winter adventures to do around Saskatoon, there are many reasons to…
5 Museums in Saskatoon You Need to Visit this Winter
If you asked me to list three museums in Saskatoon off the top of my…
5 Great Viewpoints on Saskatoon’s Meewasin Trail in Any Season
No matter the season, anywhere along the Meewasin Trail in Saskatoon is gorgeous. In fact,…
Handmaking Moccasins at Wanuskewin’s Culture Week
I can’t remember the last time I set aside time for handmade projects that require skill and a creative eye. At least half my job as a digital media content creator is spent in front of a screen or behind a lens. It is less exciting than it appears online.
Which is why I was excited to see an event page on Facebook advertising Culture Week at Wanuskewin Heritage Park. Of particular interest to me was a workshop to make moccasins. It was also free thanks to sponsorship by PotashCorp.
Paddleboarding the Chief Whitecap Waterway South of Saskatoon
In June I went on an epic 43 kilometre overnight paddleboarding adventure along the Chief Whitecap Waterway starting at the Dakota Dunes First Nation. The CWW is also part of the Trans Canada Trail system.
Driving a Race Car at the Wyant Group Raceway
My neck aches as I strain to keep my helmet from tipping towards the…
Skydiving in Saskatoon
Whether it’s a bucket list item to tick off, the chance to face a fear of heights or a short-term fix for adrenaline junkies, jumping out of a perfectly good airplane with Skydive Saskatoon is truly an experience. It’s also the perfect opportunity to explore locally from a very different perspective.