It’s officially Autumn in Saskatoon! One of the most beautiful seasons of the year. Fall does go by quickly though, so if you want to make the most of fall in Saskatoon check out this bucket list…
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Jay Strohan is the chef/owner of St Tropez Bistro, one of Saskatoon’s longest running restaurants. St Tropez is in the CUTEST blue building on 2nd avenue in Downtown Saskatoon. On the roof of this…
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I have always enjoyed living in Saskatoon, and one of the things I like most about it is the variety of eateries and cafes. The best part of every meal is, of course, dessert. I have compiled a list…
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Woah summer! Where did you go?! Time is passing so quickly. Luckily for us, summer is followed by beautiful fall! Here are some of the awesome things happening in Saskatoon this September. Music…
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Three local artists share why they appreciate living in Saskatoon, how the city influences their art and where they go when seeking inspiration for their work. Perhaps you’ll find yourself inspired…
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In the prairie climate we often get the full brunt of all four seasons, and a little shade or windbreak does a world of good. The trees of Saskatoon – many of which were planted by residents and urban…
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Finding healthy take out options can be a struggle but Saskatoon’s food scene does not disappoint. We all have days where we are too busy to cook or we are travelling away from home. “Healthy” can…
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Walking along a bridge can be quite an experience and Saskatoon being dubbed as the "Paris of the Prairies" for its eight unique bridges traversing the South Saskatchewan River, offers the best views…
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If you’re like me, this was your first year gardening and now you are wondering what to do with all that amazing food you grew! I definitely grew too much nasturtium. The peppery green, with lovely…
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This blog originally appeared here! Since my family’s original summer plan featured Disneyland, you might assume the kids would be distraught, knowing their vacation was waylaid due to COVID-19. Sure…
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