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Things to Do In Saskatoon
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Arts & Culture

Over the years, Saskatoon has greatly developed, and this has seen the rise of theatre, art, museums, and live events. Both locals and tourists are bu...

Things to do

Things to Do with Kids in Saskatoon

Saskatoon has a lot of fun and entertainment to offer not only for adults but also for kids. As it has a high demographic of children, there are so ma...

Things to do

Shopping

Planning to go for a shopping spree in Saskatoon? You are in luck since Saskatoon is home to different shopping centres and malls that are spread thro...

Things to do

Things to Do in Saskatoon

Being the fastest growing city in Canada, Saskatoon offers plenty of things to do. Over the years, Saskatoon has grown not only in population but also...

Things to do

Nightlife

Is nightlife your thing? Are you wondering what Saskatoon has to offer for a night out? Well, you will be surprised to know that dancing is illegal, m...

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Traveling with CBD

What You Must Know Before Traveling with CBD

Having products such as CBD oil, CBD capsules, and pain cream in Canada can help when you have to sit for an extended period during a car ride or flight. If you feel nervous flying, CBD can help reduce your stress. However, before you go on a road trip or hop on a plane, you must know the rules about bringing CBD to the US. Continue reading to learn more about the rules about travelling with CBD. The Legality of CBD Hemp-derived full spectrum CBD oil Canada with a below 0.3% THC content is allowed …

Traveling with Vaping

Traveling with Vaping Equipment: Some Tips

Vapes or E-cigarettes from vape shop beloeil are used by a large number of people nowadays. Some people use it as a substitute for cigarettes. There are numerous factors to consider when using this product. In addition, certain rules and regulations must be followed, especially when you’re traveling. Here are a few pointers to keep in mind when traveling with your vaping equipment:

  1. Carry additional batteries.

When you are going on a long trip, have a couple of extra batteries on hand. If you are in a flight, bear in mind that …

Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Over the years, Saskatoon has greatly developed, and this has seen the rise of theatre, art, museums, and live events. Both locals and tourists are buzzing with excitement over what it has to offer. The Remai Modern Museum is a great place to explore modern unique art and culture that can be enjoyed in the 21st century. Additionally, it is in this museum that you will find the Picasso gallery that features the largest Picasso linocut collection in the world. Show some appreciation for Ukrainian Canadian cultural traditions by visiting The Ukrainian Museum of Canada …

Things to Do with Kids in Saskatoon

Things to Do with Kids in Saskatoon

Saskatoon has a lot of fun and entertainment to offer not only for adults but also for kids. As it has a high demographic of children, there are so many opportunities for kids to have fun and explore, regardless of the time of the year. Check our listing for family-fun adventure both indoors and outdoors. There are various outdoor activities to do in Saskatoon including going to the Nutrien Wonderland at Kinsmen Park. This playland will keep your kids entertained throughout the day, so they can have a restful night. From riding Ferris Wheel to …

Virtual Optimist Canada Day Celebrations

Virtual Optimist Canada Day Celebrations

The Canada Day Event for 2020, that suppose to take place at the Diefenbaker Park, has been canceled, and the event has been moved online. The cancellation of the outdoor festivities has resulted from the COVID-19 health crisis. This means that Saskatoon residents will celebrate Canada’s day at the comfort of their homes. The virtual event starts at 10 am and will be hosted by emcees Jeff Soucy and Steve Shannon. The schedule of the program will be: Greetings from:

  • Mayor Charlie Clark
  • Premier Scott Moe
  • Brad Redekopp
  • Corey Tochor
  • MP’s Kevin Waugh
  • CUMFI …
National Indigenous Peoples Day

National Indigenous Peoples Day

Wanuskewin will host the National Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations on June 21, 2020. The event which will be hosted by Ntawnis Piapot and Jeanelle Mandes is commemorated for Canadians to celebrate diverse cultures and the unique heritage of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit people. The celebrations are scheduled to begin at 9:30 am and end at 3:30 pm with special guest appearances. Join the celebrations and enjoy storytelling performances, music, and dance performances. We will also get an understanding of the Wanuskewin valley. This event has passed. For more information on upcoming events, be sure …

Provinces That are Open for Road Trip Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic

Provinces That are Open for Road Trip Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic

With the COVID-19 pandemic, most Canadians have had to cancel their summer vacation. Luckily, experts believe tourists could take a road trip to their own backyard. Professor of Medicine at the University of Alberta, Dr.Stan Houston has said that this could be the ideal time to go canoeing and camping with the family. According to Houston, the road trip risk will largely depend on the destination and community transmission. He said that those traveling from big cities, like Montreal to smaller towns with fewer cases, should be mindful and act accordingly, as they are likely …

Saskatoon Police Association Assents to New Three-Year Collective Agreement

Saskatoon Police Association Assents to New Three-Year Collective Agreement

The Saskatoon Police Association, which represents 529 embers of Saskatoon Police Service, has approved the new collective agreement with the Saskatoon Board of Police Commissioners. With the expiry of the previous contract last Dec. 31, 2019, the new three-year collective agreement runs from 1st Jan 2020 and goes to December 2020. Under the new agreement, the Saskatoon Police Association has agreed to the salary increment of 1% retroactive to January 1st, 2020, 1% on July 1st, 2020, 1.6% on July 2021, and 1.5% July 1st, 2022. The previous 3-year agreement that ran from Jan. 1, …

Shopping

Shopping

Planning to go for a shopping spree in Saskatoon? You are in luck since Saskatoon is home to different shopping centres and malls that are spread through the city. Brace yourself to do some serious shopping in the 6 shopping malls that include the Midtown Plaza, The Centre, Cornwall Centre, The Mall at Lawson Heights, Southland Mall, and the Confederation Mall. Broadway Avenue is famous for its wide range of shops that sell quality consignment accessories, handcrafted clothing, pottery, and stained glass. It is also here that you will find environmentally and socially sustained products …

Sasktel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival

Sasktel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival

This is an annual outdoor 10-day jazz festival that is held in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The festival largely takes place at the Delta Bessborough hotel gardens and features a series of performances from world-class artists. The festival, which is scheduled to take place from 3rd July to 12th July 2020, plays host to over 85,000 fans of jazz, blues, pop, and funk music. For 10 days, fans get to enjoy different music genres particularly jazz, folk, and blues. Previous headliners include The Flaming Lips, Ms. Lauryn Hill, The Roots as well as the City and Color …

Saskatchewan Libraries, Museums, Galleries, and Theatres Set to Reopen Monday

Saskatchewan Libraries, Museums, Galleries, and Theatres Set to Reopen Monday

The 2nd part of Phase 4 of Saskatchewan reopening is being celebrated at libraries, art galleries, museums, and theatres are set to reopen Monday, June 29. However, a packed house remains prohibited as the capacity for theatres has been limited to 30% capacity, as is the case with places of Worship that have gone ahead to reopen in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the rules require that the theatres, museums, libraries, and galleries open their doors to a maximum of 150 people. The facilities are also required to observe two meters of space between …

Things to Do in Saskatoon

Things to Do in Saskatoon

Being the fastest growing city in Canada, Saskatoon offers plenty of things to do. Over the years, Saskatoon has grown not only in population but also in popularity because of its rich cultural and historical offering. The growth and popularity of this city come as Saskatonians who had once left the area for big cities have returned home with a sense of pride. From modern museums to thrilling outdoor adventure, cool restaurants, and bustling nightlife, there is so much to explore in this urban setting. The fact that it is bustling with new restaurants, pubs, …

Nightlife

Nightlife

Is nightlife your thing? Are you wondering what Saskatoon has to offer for a night out? Well, you will be surprised to know that dancing is illegal, making it a disappointment for those that love to boogie. Luckily, there are a lot of food and beverage spots that will keep the night exciting for those with insomnia. Foodies will have a blast at the Ufundue & Stonegrill restaurant, the 6Twelve Lounge, Piggy’s pub & Grill, and the Rock Creek Tap & Grill Stonebridge. Music lovers can head to the Capitol Music Club, O’Brians Event Centre …

Analyst: Aurora Cannabis Downscaling Part of “Proper Market Sizing”

Analyst: Aurora Cannabis Downscaling Part of “Proper Market Sizing”

On Monday, June 22nd, 2020, Aurora Cannabis Company, a major Canadian cannabis firm, announced that it is closing 5 of its facilities across the country. The firm also said that it will lay off about 700 employees, which is approximately 30% of its workforce. This move comes several months after another leading Cannabis firm, Canopy Growth, laid off hundreds of its workforce earlier in the year. According to an industry analyst, the recent downsizing by these Canadian cannabis producers shows that companies are discovering their proper market size. President of the analytical firm Business of …