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I know dee Hobsbawn-Smith as a multi-genre writer, chef, yogi, runner, mother, and yes, as a friend. She and husband Dave Margoshes hosted me for a reading at their ancestral rural home…

Thanks to Dean and Fran Francis from Sagebrush Studios, the Eatonia rink now features a beautiful mural depicting scenes from the area.

Linda Klassen shared photos of a treasured quilt she had tucked away for safekeeping. “It’s a little piece of Herschel / Stranraer history,” she noted.

It’s always fun to read a book set in a familiar place, and children, especially, love reading about places they know and can actually visit.

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I’m a huge fan of collaborating with family members on creative projects, thus was delighted to read that Neil Sawatzky—the author of the new illustrated children’s book Wake Up, Jacob!

Sheri Benning grew up on a farm in central Saskatchewan, Treaty Six Territory. Her latest poetry collection, Field Requiem, contains solemn meditations on the landscape of Saskatchewan…

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Arts Councils across Saskatchewan are pleased to present “Over the Moon” in concert throughout the province. The Luseland Arts Council will kick off this talented couple’s tour on November 5th.

The Kerrobert Courtroom Gallery would like to thank everyone who came out to meet Jen Loree (pictured with one of her amazing artistic welded metal art pieces) and Chris Hodge at their closing reception at the gallery.

It is very clear from page one of Landings that a piece of the author, Harold Rhenisch, will always be in Iceland. He first travelled to the island in 2009.

There is something new being launched in Leader, Sask., thanks to the endeavours of local resident, Gordon Stueck.

Heritage Saskatchewan is hosting its first ever virtual symposium, Getting Real about Reconciliation in partnership with the Museums Association of Saskatchewan.

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Ballet Jörgen made their only Saskatchewan stop in Leader on October 14th.

Flowman and the Magic Mullet: the title’s enough to signal readers that this is going to be a gas. Who doesn’t chuckle at the mention of a mullet?

On October 14th, 2021, Canada’s Ballet Jörgen (CBJ) performed the final show of their Creations in Isolation tour in Leader, Saskatchewan, at the Community Centre.

You can tell Halloween is just around the corner when you walk by the home of Roxanne Atkinson and family on 2nd Avenue East in Kindersley.

It’s not every day I get the chance to talk to a Saskatchewan celebrity, so I was pleasantly surprised when Quick Dick McDick returned my call.