Why is curling such a big deal in Saskatchewan?
The people of Saskatchewan are so invested in the game that it feels like a pillar of the province's culture.
Source: cbc.ca
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Where does the term bunny hug come from?
A cozy hooded sweatshirt with a front pouch is known in most of Canada as a hoodie. In Saskatchewan, it’s a bunny hug.
Prince Albert Christina Burke Andrea Sturzek University Of Regina Stream Good Question Good Question
Source: cbc.ca
Why don't we still have streetcars in Saskatchewan?
Streetcars were the primary way to move around Saskatoon and Regina for the first part of the 20th century. The cars were attached to overhead electric lines and ran along a rail system through downtown in both cities.
Source: cbc.ca
Why helping newcomers embrace winter is a key piece of welcoming them to Canada
Matt Kwan, Canada Research Chair in youth mental health and performance at Brock University, said there is ample evidence that being outside is good for you, even in winter.
Dennie Fornwald Cynthia Hernandez Matt Kwan Canada Research Brock University Regina Open Door Society
Source: cbc.ca
Can cold plunging help make a Canadian winter more bearable?
Our Good Question, Saskatchewan podcast team took the plunge — literally — to better understand the risks and benefits of cold plunging, and how it might make us more resilient to our winters.
Source: cbc.ca