Love and music: Why a Saskatoon couple chose to die in each other's arms
The family of a Saskatoon couple who chose to use the medical assistance in dying program together are sharing their story.
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The family of a Saskatoon couple who chose to use the medical assistance in dying program together are sharing their story.
After hours of arguments, Saskatoon city council has cleared the way for a new eight-storey office building just off Broadway Avenue.
Some coffee shops in Saskatchewan are allowing customers to bring in their own reusable mugs again in response to the provincial government lifting COVID-19 public health measures.
Artists reflect on Winter Festival-winning pieces This needle-felted piece by Reanne Settee titled Curious Camaraderie won Best in Show. (Peter Lozinski/Daily Herald) Three of the winners of this year’s Mann Art Gallery Winter Festival Show and Sale have more in common than just inclusion in the same exhibition. Reanne Settee, Sharron Schoenfeld and Donna Stockdale submitted different pieces with different subject matter in different mediums. But each of the three winners first got their start in other art forms. Stockdale has been an artist as long as she remembers. “In my family, art wa...
Article content Saskatchewan is remembering one of its most cherished voices following the death of Don Kerr, a writer and teacher whose work was deeply rooted in the province he called home. “He was a very gregarious person. Loved life, people and he loved teaching,” his son David said on Friday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or 'Larger-than-life' : Sask. playwright, poet Don Kerr dead at 84 Back to video Kerr’s writing was often focused on the history of Saskatoon. His friend, Canadian author David Carpenter, told The StarPhoenix in 20...