On July 1, the people of Canada come together from coast to coast to celebrate in style with live events, entertainment, large gatherings, fireworks and parades.

Over the years, Canada has produced many artists whose talents have shone both here and abroad. Can you identify the following ten?

I wanted to review Releasing Your Need To Please: Escaping Romantic Relationships with Narcissistic Women because of the premise.

LUSELAND - Librarian Dawna Nienaber decided to share her love of building fairy gardens. Every year Dawna and her daughter would create a fairy garden together.

The Saskatchewan Festival of Words is thrilled to announce the return of its annual festival from July 17th to 20th, 2025! Canadian authors, poets, artists, and more…

The biggest compliment I can give to Suzy Krause’s I Think We’ve Been Here Before is that it is a comforting, fuzzy-sweater-type book about the bleakest topic imaginable…

DODSLAND - Ashley McLean from Plenty has been busy. Just a few months ago, she was promoting her first book of fiction for adults, and now this mother of three young children…

Poetry can sometimes be obscure and leave readers feeling that they just don’t “get” the work, and thus, they’re unable to connect with it.

KINDERSLEY - Visitors to Kindersley’s 36th Annual Trade Show will be excited to stop by Glen Scrimshaw’s booth and check out his impressive artwork.

SCEPTRE - Great Sandhills Museum in Sceptre is offering its visitors a unique WWI flight experience, thanks to Ace Academy, a travelling exhibition.

Ben MacDonald is a Grade 12 student at North West Central School in Plenty. He placed first in the Zone Level and second in the District Level for his poem…

Marion Mutala really is a creative dynamo. A Rainbow Makes a Promise is her twentieth book and once again she beautifully combines poetry and music into a kaleidoscope of creativity.

On Sunday, May 25th a send off recital was hosted by the Kindersley & District Music Festival for the finalists competing in the provincial music festival held in Regina…

KINDERSLEY - Once again, the students and staff at Kindersley Composite School (KCS) did a great job of entertaining their audience at the 4th Annual Variety Night Talent Show…

MERID (AKA the Middle of Nowhere) - It’s been four years since Kathy and Keith Warrington completed the restoration of two one-room schools at their Merid & Magna bed and breakfast.

I was expecting an academic text when I received The Medicine Chest: A Physician’s Journey Towards Reconciliation by Regina-raised-and-returned-to physician and educator…

These girls were enjoying their own storytime prior to the official Bug Storytime on Thursday morning, May 22 at the Kerrobert Library.

KERROBERT— Len Sauverwald’s eyes light up when he recalls bygone days of playing with the Belltones, a band that entertained in Saskatchewan and Alberta.

SCEPTRE - The Great Sandhills Museum in Sceptre held its first High Tea on Saturday afternoon, May 24th. “This High Tea is our first attempt at hosting an event like this…

People always say that you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but it was the cover that first drew me to The Good Soldier.