What brings more money to the local economy? Arts or sports?
People undervalue the impact of cultural events in the community by the billions of dollars.
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From Treaty 6 to the Big Smoke Madison Noon is living her dream
Saskatchewan dancer Madison Noon recently joined the Toronto Raptors Northside Dance Crew.
Nelson Bird goes from mainstream to streaming radio
Bird believes the future of journalism is in smaller media outlets, telling personal Indigenous stories, with technology allowing these stories to come from sources other than big corporations.
Sask survival expert Michela Carriere using traditional knowledge on hit TV show ‘Alone’
A Saskatchewan woman is using outdoor survival skills acquired throughout her life for the chance to win half a million dollars, and inspire young women to embrace their roots.
From the U of S drama program to acting in Sons of Anarchy and The Walking Dead
Saskatoon's Kim Coates is using his home-grown acting skills on the second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City, which is due for release in 2025.
New film tells the buffalo’s story
Singing Back the Buffalo is a feature length documentary featuring Indigenous visionaries, scientists, and communities who are reintroducing buffalo back to the heart of the North American plains they once defined.
Indigenous tourism important for reconciliation, cultural sustainability
Indigenous tourism offers a path to cultural sustainability, revitalization, and the sharing of Indigenous people's knowledge, history, and language.
Stony Rapids singer’s powerful voice captivates on Canada’s Got Talent
Rebecca Strong’s performance of Demi Lovato’s song “Stone Cold” delighted the audience and judges alike on Canada's Got Talent.
Moosomin Visual Arts Centre now open
The Moosomin Visual Arts Centre is now open in space leased from St Alban's Anglican Church. The Church will continue to meet in the sanctuary, and Kids Kollege will remain in part of the building, but most of the building will house the new arts centre.
From Treaty 6 to the Big Smoke Madison Noon is living her dream
Saskatchewan dancer Madison Noon recently joined the Toronto Raptors Northside Dance Crew.
Nelson Bird goes from mainstream to streaming radio
Bird believes the future of journalism is in smaller media outlets, telling personal Indigenous stories, with technology allowing these stories to come from sources other than big corporations.
Sask survival expert Michela Carriere using traditional knowledge on hit TV show ‘Alone’
A Saskatchewan woman is using outdoor survival skills acquired throughout her life for the chance to win half a million dollars, and inspire young women to embrace their roots.
From the U of S drama program to acting in Sons of Anarchy and The Walking Dead
Saskatoon's Kim Coates is using his home-grown acting skills on the second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City, which is due for release in 2025.
New film tells the buffalo’s story
Singing Back the Buffalo is a feature length documentary featuring Indigenous visionaries, scientists, and communities who are reintroducing buffalo back to the heart of the North American plains they once defined.
Indigenous tourism important for reconciliation, cultural sustainability
Indigenous tourism offers a path to cultural sustainability, revitalization, and the sharing of Indigenous people's knowledge, history, and language.
Stony Rapids singer’s powerful voice captivates on Canada’s Got Talent
Rebecca Strong’s performance of Demi Lovato’s song “Stone Cold” delighted the audience and judges alike on Canada's Got Talent.
Moosomin Visual Arts Centre now open
The Moosomin Visual Arts Centre is now open in space leased from St Alban's Anglican Church. The Church will continue to meet in the sanctuary, and Kids Kollege will remain in part of the building, but most of the building will house the new arts centre.