Archived Saskatoon Events

These Saskatoon events have been archived based on an expiry date set by the originator. Please note that these events are only presented for interest – to give volunteers, nonprofit organizations, and site visitors an opportunity to see the types of events occurring in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
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Our Best To You Handmade Market (Signatures Handmade Market)

Category: Craft Fairs
Dates: November 8, 2024 - November 10, 2024

Our Best To You Handmade Market
November 8-10 | WTC Saskatoon at Prairieland Park
Tickets at ticketme.ca/event/saskatoon

Saskatoon’s favourite craft sale is just around the corner from November 8-10 at WTC Saskatoon in Prairieland Park. Sip on drinks and shop handmade treasures from 100+ Canadian artists, makers, and designers – all under one roof. Find quality goods that will last a lifetime: from curated textiles, jewellery, skincare and candles, to ceramics, wall art, home decor, and gourmet foods. Saskatoon’s favourite fall shopping event is the place to meet passionate creatives in person, hear their stories, and feel their work first-hand. With holidays just around the corner, you can think ahead… or simply treat yourself!

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**Get! Free Xbox Gift Cards and Xbox Redeem Codes Stay Up Buy Stay Up 2024 (sdrgtryg)

Category: Arts and Entertainment
Dates: July 5, 2024 - July 6, 2024

**Get! Free Xbox Gift Cards and Xbox Redeem Codes Stay Up Buy Stay Up 2024. Unlocking the Power of Free Xbox Codes: A Comprehensive Guide. In the ever-evolving world of gaming, the Xbox platform has cemented its place as a beloved and sought-after destination for gamers worldwide. From the latest blockbuster titles to indie gems, the Xbox ecosystem offers an endless array of opportunities for entertainment and immersion. However, with the constant release of new games and the desire to stay up-to-date with the latest offerings, the cost of maintaining an active Xbox gaming experience can quickly add up. That's where the power of free Xbox codes comes into play, providing a way for gamers to access exclusive content, unlock new features, and enhance their overall gaming experience without breaking the bank.

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The Allure of Free Xbox Codes
The allure of free Xbox codes lies in the fact that they offer a way for gamers to access a wide range of in-game content, from downloadable games and expansions to virtual currency and exclusive cosmetic items, all without having to dip into their own pockets. Whether you're a seasoned Xbox enthusiast or a newcomer to the platform, free Xbox codes can be a game-changer, allowing you to explore new gaming worlds, unlock hidden features, and enhance your overall experience.
Understanding the Different Types of Free Xbox Codes
Free Xbox codes come in various forms, each catering to different needs and preferences of Xbox gamers. Some of the most common types of free Xbox codes include:

Game Codes: These codes provide access to full game downloads, allowing you to explore new titles without the need to purchase them.
DLC Codes: Downloadable content (DLC) codes unlock additional in-game content, such as expansions, levels, characters, or exclusive items, enhancing your gaming experience.
Xbox Live Codes: These codes provide access to Xbox Live, the online gaming service, offering features like multiplayer, cloud gaming, and access to a vast library of games and entertainment.
Xbox Gift Card Codes: These codes can be redeemed for Xbox gift cards, which can be used to purchase games, add-ons, or other digital content from the Xbox Store.

Understanding the different types of free Xbox codes and their specific applications can help you make the most of the opportunities available to you.
Sources of Free Xbox Codes
Obtaining free Xbox codes can be a bit of a treasure hunt, as they are often hidden or scattered across various platforms and promotions. However, with a little bit of research and diligence, you can uncover a wealth of opportunities to access these coveted codes. Here are some of the most common sources of free Xbox codes:
Promotional Campaigns
Developers, publishers, and even the Xbox brand itself often run promotional campaigns that offer free Xbox codes as part of their marketing efforts. These campaigns can take the form of social media contests, limited-time offers, or special in-game events. By staying informed about the latest Xbox-related promotions, you can increase your chances of securing free codes.
Giveaways and Competitions
Another popular source of free Xbox codes is through various online giveaways and competitions. These can be found on gaming forums, social media platforms, or even on the Xbox subreddit. By participating in these events and competitions, you can potentially win free codes that can be redeemed for exciting in-game content or even full game downloads.
Loyalty Programs and Rewards
Some Xbox-related services and partners offer loyalty programs or rewards systems that provide free Xbox codes as a perk for continued engagement or participation. For example, the Xbox Rewards program allows users to earn points for various activities, which can then be redeemed for free Xbox codes or other rewards.
Bundled Offers
Many game developers and publishers will sometimes include free Xbox codes as part of special game bundles or limited-edition releases. By keeping an eye on the latest Xbox game releases and special offers, you may be able to find opportunities to secure free codes alongside your game purchases.
Maximizing the Value of Free Xbox Codes
Once you've obtained free Xbox codes, it's essential to understand how to make the most of them. Here are some tips to help you maximize the value of your free codes:
Redeeming Your Codes
The process of redeeming free Xbox codes is relatively straightforward. Simply visit the Xbox Store, navigate to the "Redeem Code" section, and enter the code you've acquired. Once the code has been successfully redeemed, you'll be able to access the corresponding content or service.
Prioritizing Your Needs
With the wide range of free Xbox codes available, it's important to prioritize your gaming needs and interests. Consider the types of games, DLC, or services that will provide the most value and enjoyment for your gaming experience, and focus on obtaining codes that align with your preferences.
Maximizing Your Savings
By combining the use of free Xbox codes with other cost-saving strategies, such as taking advantage of sales or using Xbox Game Pass, you can further enhance the value of your gaming investments. This can help you stretch your gaming budget and access a wider array of content and experiences.
Sharing and Exchanging Codes
In some cases, you may receive free Xbox codes that you don't personally need or want. Instead of letting them go to waste, consider sharing them with friends or family members who may be able to make use of them. Alternatively, you can explore online communities or platforms that facilitate the exchange of free Xbox codes, allowing you to trade or swap codes with other gamers.
Staying Up-to-Date and Vigilant
To ensure that you're always aware of the latest opportunities for free Xbox codes, it's essential to stay informed and vigilant. Here are some strategies to help you keep track of the latest developments:
Monitoring Reputable Sources
Follow trusted gaming news outlets, social media accounts, and online communities dedicated to Xbox gaming. These sources can provide timely updates on the latest promotions, giveaways, and other opportunities to obtain free Xbox codes.
Subscribing to Newsletters and Alerts
Many Xbox-related services and retailers offer newsletters or alert systems that can notify you about upcoming free code opportunities. By subscribing to these, you can stay ahead of the curve and be among the first to take advantage of these exclusive offers.
Exercising Caution and Verification
While the prospect of free Xbox codes may be tempting, it's important to exercise caution and verify the legitimacy of any sources or offers. Beware of scams or fraudulent activities that may attempt to exploit your desire for free content. Always cross-reference any codes or offers with official Xbox channels and trusted community resources.
Conclusion
In the ever-evolving world of gaming, the power of free Xbox codes cannot be overstated. By leveraging these valuable resources, Xbox gamers can unlock a wealth of new experiences, enhance their existing gaming journeys, and save on the ongoing costs of maintaining an active Xbox gaming lifestyle. By understanding the different types of free Xbox codes, discovering reliable sources, and maximizing the value of these opportunities, you can unlock the true potential of your Xbox gaming experience.

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Saskatoon in Motion: Join the ParticipACTION Challenge (Saskatoon, SK)

Category: Sports and Fitness
Dates: June 1, 2024 - June 30, 2024

One City, One Goal: Let's Make Saskatoon Canada's Most Active! Saskatoon: Moving Together Towards a Healthier Future! Together We Move!
June 1-30, 2024. Together We Move!
City of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Join us for 30 wildly exhilarating uniquely different Saskatoon in-person events throughout June as part of the ParticipACTION Community Challenge, igniting health and wellness in Saskatoon and boosting our quest to be the Most Active Community. Come to any or all – there's something for everyone! friendsareas.ca The events will take place either at Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area RSBBAA or George Genereux Urban Reiognal Park GGURP for a great outdoor "Come to Nature Come To Life" experience! friendsareas.ca

The ParticipACTION Community Challenge presented by Novo Nordisk returns this year to help everyone enjoy the many physical, social and mental health benefits of getting active together!
This national initiative encourages everyone in Canada to get active throughout the month of June, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community and awarding it with $100,000 to support local physical activity and sport initiatives.
Embark on a month-long wild adventure with 30 vibrant Saskatoon in-person events in support of the ParticipACTION Community Challenge, fueling health and wellness initiatives and propelling Saskatoon towards the title of Most Active Community. Come to as many as you like – the more, the merrier! Learn more
To help rally the City of Saskatoon to win the grand prize this year, we need everyone to participate!
• Local organizations: Register on the ParticipACTION website Then throughout June, track the number of people getting active and the incidences of physical activity to help our community compete for the title.
• Early Bird Prizes
Register your organization in the Community Challenge portal before the end of May. Prizing period ends May 31.
• Spirit Prizes
Your organization’s Community Challenge spirit. Prizing period ends June 7.
• Inclusion Prizes
Tell us how your Community Challenge activities are demonstrating inclusion. Prizing period ends June 14.
• Capacity-Building Prizes
Tell us what capacity-building need you would fill with $750. Prizing period ends June 21.
• Participation Prizes
Register and track your organization’s programs and events. Prizing period ends June 28.
• Individuals: Sign up on the ParticipACTION website, commit to getting active throughout June and browse different opportunities to help you move more where you live, learn and/or work!

Join Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas in the movement to get the word out, network, to build a stronger, healthier and more active City of Saskatoon
To win the challenge, our local City of Saskatoon government needs to opt in. Tell our Worship Mayor Charlie Clark and your City Councillor that we want in and are ready to win!
About the ParticipACTION Community Challenge presented by Novo Nordisk
The Community Challenge is a national physical activity and sport initiative that encourages everyone in Canada to get active throughout June in search of Canada’s Most Active Community. The challenge is open to all communities and individuals, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community and awarding it with $100,000 to support local physical activity and sport initiatives. In addition to the national winner, there is also a prize for the most active community in each province and territory as well as weekly organization prizing to be awarded throughout June.

The ParticipACTION Community Challenge presented by Novo Nordisk is proudly funded by the Government of Canada, Novo Nordisk and supporting partner, Saputo, and locally supported by ParticipACTION and TD ParksPeople.

About Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas
Our motto is Come to Nature Come to Life!

Celebrate the life in nature and all its biodiversity, and relish health and wellness with amazing activity. Come out to the 326 acre Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area with all it walking trails, or to the 148 acre George Genereux Urban Regional Park.

But that is not all, Be active where you are, gardening, walking the dog, or to the corner store. Get your senior’s group, sports team, place of employment registered for prizes! Help us to honour the Father of the College of Kinesiology AND the Father of Canada’s ParticpACTION, Professor Emeritus Don Bailey, friend of George Genereux, Olympic gold medalist. Download the Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Fit List and Events being planned throughout June Sneak Preview! friendsareas.ca

Experience the thrill of 30 wildly dynamic uniquely different Saskatoon in-person events throughout June, dedicated to the ParticipACTION Community Challenge and our collective journey towards a healthier Saskatoon. Learn more Join us for one, join us for all – let's make every day count towards our goal of becoming the Most Active Community! friendsareas.ca as part of the ParticipACTION Community Challenge, igniting health and wellness in Saskatoon and boosting our quest to be the Most Active Community. Come to any or all – there's something for everyone! friendsareas.ca The events will take place either at Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area RSBBAA or George Genereux Urban Reiognal Park GGURP for a great outdoor "Come to Nature Come To Life" experience!

Discover the wealth of recreation and physical activity options available in Saskatoon this June, as we throw our support behind ParticipACTION's vision of inclusive access to quality sport and physical pursuits, fostering holistic growth and vitality. We extend a heartfelt invitation to equity-deserving groups, including Black, Indigenous, racialized, 2SLGBTQQIA+ individuals, persons with varying abilities, low-income populations, and newcomers to Canada

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@Park_People @ParkPeopleCA @TD_Canada @TDCanada @TDFEF

Directions and Map to Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area and George Genereux Urban Regional Park at http://www.friendsareas.ca

Provincial Gymnastics Competition (Marian Gymnastics Club)

Category: Sports and Fitness
Dates: May 9, 2024 - May 12, 2024

I am writing today on behalf of Marian Gymnastics Club & Gym Sask looking for volunteers for our upcoming Provincial Championships which are being held in Saskatoon at the Fieldhouse on May 9th to 12th. Sessions range from 8 am to 8:30 Thursday, 8 am to 9:30 pm Friday, 7 am to 8 pm Saturday, and 7 am to 6 pm Sunday. We have approximately 480 shifts to be filled, which equates to 1243 hours!
We are looking for people to help set up, welcome guests, announce athletes, help with score input, run concessions, among other tasks. Most shifts are around 3-4 hours (one session). There isn’t a training session on the tasks that need to be completed, rather the previous group passes along the important information to the next group coming on. We will also have a volunteer coordinator who will be there to help guide our volunteers.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us and we would be happy to answer any questions!
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HyPqQ5867zMYueBfNWi3kl8hJQcjMBwAGdPU6jtj-Dg/edit?usp=sharing
This is a great event to volunteer at to be able to watch high level gymnastics! We are grateful for any and all help!

City Nature Challenge 2024 (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: April 26, 2024 - April 29, 2024

Join Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc. for City Nature Challenge 2024, CNC YXE 2024, and let's shine a spotlight on the natural wonders of the Saskatoon area! From April 26 to April 29, 2024, use the free smartphone app iNaturalist to capture sound recordings and images of plants, animals, insects, and mushrooms. Saskatoon is vying for the prestigious title of the most biodiverse city, and we need your enthusiastic participation! Did you know you can observe organisms and record them on the free iNaturalist app anywhere in Saskatoon and area? The bus stop, at a soccer game, along a sidewalk hike, on a dog walk, or even at one of the scheduled events.

The challenge unfolds in two stages:

April 26 to April 29, 2024: Snap pictures of wild plants and animals. (sound recordings too)
April 30 to May 5, 2024: Identify the discovered species.
Results will be unveiled on Monday, May 6, 2024.

Check out the Scheduled Saskatoon Events! Where are these forests in Saskatoon? Come discover them!

NatureQuest: Unveiling Biodiversity at Richard St. Barbe Afforestation Area Fri, Apr 26, 2024 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM CST

Saskatoon Safari: Genereux Park Exploration Sat, Apr 27, 2024 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM CST

Nature Unveiled: Richard St. Barbe Revelry Sun, Apr 28, 2024 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM CST

Nature Unveiled: Biodiversity Quest at George Genereux Park Mon, Apr 29, 2024 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM CST

Curious about what it entails?
Check out our YouTube tutorial on finding biodiversity; it could be any plant, animal, or sign of life in your city. Record the audio or Snap a picture with your smartphone and share your observations through iNaturalist or your city's chosen platform.

Signs of life observations are accepted, too - things that were once living or represent something that is living, leaving remnants like feathers, fur tufts, roadkill, bones, skeletons, partial skeletons, snake skins, teeth, insect prey in a spider web, spider webs, owl pellets, castings, turkey vulture or waterfowl regurgitation, insect frass or animal scat (poop), bird or animal tracks, an empty or full chrysalis or cocoon, and more.

Find it, Snap it, Share it.

It will be a time to see which city could get the most people involved, which city finds the highest diversity in types of species, and finally, which city gets the most photographs and sound recordings on iNaturalist.

It's a fun challenge to take action on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15 Life on Land and United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 14 Life Under Water. Documenting species at risk, engaging in early detection and rapid response for invasive species, and to document biodiversity which indicates to scientists species expansions and declines worldwide, and any changes in their habitat range helping to enrich knowledge for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities.

How To Watch CFP National Championship 2024 Live Streaming Free (Live Sports)

Category: Arts and Entertainment
Dates: January 9, 2024 - January 10, 2024

College Football Playoff Live Stream: How to Watch The CFP Championship Online. It's down to TCU and Georgia in the College Football Championship today — here's how to watch the game live online for free

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A NEW COLLEGE football champion is about to be crowned today as TCU and Georgia battle it out in the season’s final game at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.

Georgia — who entered the College Football Playoff as the favorite — barely hung on to their undefeated season record after making it to the championship game with a 42-41 comeback win against Ohio State in the semifinal. In the other semifinal, No. 3-ranked TCU went toe-to-toe with No. 2-ranked Michigan, securing a shocking 51-45 upset victory and a ticket to the championship.

If you’re looking to watch the College Football Championship game today, read on. Below is a full guide on how to stream Georgia vs. TCU — including an easy way to watch the game online for free — plus detail on the game’s start time and betting odds.

How to Watch the College Football Championship Online: Stream Georgia vs. TCU
The College Football Playoff Championship will be airing on ESPN, but, if you don’t have cable or satellite, you can still watch the game live online. Below are some of the best streaming services that let you do just that — all of which let you watch Georgia vs. TCU online through your TV streaming devices, or your phone, laptop, or tablet.

1. Stream the College Football Championship on fuboTV
The best way to watch the College Football Playoff Championship online is to get a live TV streaming service with ESPN in its channel lineup, such as fuboTV. Besides ESPN, fuboTV brings up to 230 live TV channels and starts with a seven-day free trial. After the free trial, fuboTV costs $69.99 per month.

2. Stream the College Football Championship on DirecTV Stream
DirecTV Stream is another great live TV streaming service, boasting up to 140 live channels, including ESPN to watch Georgia vs. TCU online. DirecTV Stream costs $69.99 a month, but starts with a five-day free trial before you pay.

3. Stream the College Football Championship on Sling
If you’re looking for a live TV streaming service on a budget, check out Sling. The service’s Sling Orange package costs just $40 a month, and delivers 31 live TV channels — including ESPN to watch the College Football Playoff online.

How to Watch the College Football Championship Online for Free
Want to watch the College Football Playoff finale online for free? You’re in luck: Because the whole tournament only lasts 10 days, you can combine the free trials from fuboTV and DirecTV Stream to watch every game without paying.

Head here to sign up for fuboTV’s free trial, and, after seven days, cancel it and sign up for DirecTV Stream’s five-day free trial here. This way, you’ll be able to stream Georgia vs. TCU for free online.

When is the College Football Championship? Date, Start Time
The 2023 College Football Championship is going down today, Jan. 9 at 7:30 p.m. ET / 4:30 p.m. PT.

Georgia vs. TCU Odds, Prediction
With a No. 1 ranking, an undefeated season, and an 80-15 head coach on the sidelines, Georgia is unsurprisingly the favorite to win the championship today with a 12.5-point advantage.

Despite their clear advantage, an upset win from TCU is still very much possible. If we’ve learned anything bout the Horned Frogs over the last several games, it’s that they can — and do — overcome odds. They were given 200-1 playoff odds in the preseason, and their most recent game against Michigan made TCU the first Big 12 team to win a playoff game. Should they prevail today, it’ll be the Horned Frogs’ first championship since 1938.

College Football Playoff Expansion
This year’s CFP comes amidst big news for the tournament. It was announced in December that, starting in the 2024 season, the CFP will be expanding from four to 12 teams. This is great news for playoff fans, as we’ll not only get more games but more opportunities for underdog schools to take home the CFP Championship trophy. We still have two more four-team College Football Playoff tournaments (including this year’s), but the coming change is worth looking forward to.

Tim Tszyu vs. Brian Mendoza: Date, start time, TV channel and live stream (ssdfdgd)

Category: Arts and Entertainment
Dates: October 13, 2023 - October 14, 2023

Tim Tszyu is now the WBO champion at 154lbs.
Tim Tszyu became WBO champion last month when he was upgraded from interim holder when Jermell Charlo faced Canelo Alvarez.

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Can the Australian superstar make a successful defence against Brian Mendoza?

Here's everything you need to know ahead of Tszyu vs. Mendoza.

Tszyu vs. Mendoza fight date, start time
Date: Saturday, October 14 (Sunday, October 15 in Australia)
Time: 12:30 p.m. AEST (Sunday) / 10:30 p.m. ET / 3:30 a.m. UK
Main event ringwalks (approx): TBA
The event is set to get underway at 12:30 p.m. AEST (Sunday) / 10:30 p.m. ET / 3:30 a.m. UK. Main event ringwalks have not been confirmed.

What channel/stream is Tsyzu vs. Mendoza?
U.S.: Showtime
UK: TBA
The fight will be broadcast on Showtime in the U.S., meanwhile a UK broadcaster has not been announced at the time of writing.

Where is the Tsyzu vs. Mendoza fight?
The fight will take place at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre in Broadbeach, Queensland, Australia.

Tim Tszyu record and bio
Nationality: Australian
Date of birth: November 2, 1994
Height: 5' 8.5"
Reach: 72"
Total fights: 23
Record: 23-0 (17 KOs)
Brian Mendoza record and bio
Nationality: American
Date of birth: February 13, 1994
Height: 5' 10"
Reach: 70"
Total fights: 24
Record: 22-2 (16 KOs)
Tszyu vs. Mendoza fight card
Tim Tszyu vs. Brian Mendoza; For Tszyu's WBO light middleweight title
Sam Goodman vs. Miguel Flores; Featherweight
Nathaniel May vs. Jackson Jon England; For the vacant IBF Australasian super-featherweight title
Sergei Vorobev vs. Wade Ryan; Light middleweight
Shanell Dargan vs. Amber Amelia; Super bantamweight
Hassan Hamdan vs. Danvers Cuschieri; Welterweight
Toese Vousiutu vs. Julius Long; Heavyweight

How To Watch Rose Bowl Parade 2024 Live Streaming Free (ssdfdg)

Category: Sports and Fitness
Dates: October 12, 2023 - October 14, 2023

The Rose Parade, also commonly known as the Rose Bowl Parade, is the highlight of the annual Tournament of Roses that greets the new year in Pasadena every year since way back in 1890. The Rose Parade is a lively, loud and colourful parade involving dozens of floats, marching bands and equestrian units, and is watched by a huge audience, both on the city streets and also on televison and online via the increasingly popular and free live stream, which is back once again for the 2024 event, which will be the 135th year this fabulous event has taken place.

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This year's Grand Marshal is Arizona Congresswoman, Gabby Giffords and the theme "Turning the corner" The Rose Bowl college football game, typically starting later on the same day, although sometimes falling on the day before, also forms part of the Tournament or Roses - see how to watch that on TV and online here: Rose Bowl live coverage
Parade Date

As is most common, the Rose Parade usually takes place on 1st January, new year's day itself, however, for 2024 it is scheduled for the 2nd January from 8am to 12 noon to stay in line with the tradition "Never on a Sunday"
Parade Route

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The parade predominantly follows the town's main street of Colorado Boulevard, where the main grandstands are located. The formation area for participants is in front of Tournament House, and then the start point is at the corner of Green Street and Orange Grove Boulevard. The parade then moves north on Orange Grove before turning onto Colorado Boulevard for the main viewing, then onto Sierra Madre Boulevard before the parade ends at Villa Street.

There are ticketed seating areas available in reserved grandstand areas on the parade route, and you must have a ticket if you wish to sit in the grandstands. Tickets can be reserved via Sharp Seating here.
Rose Parade Lineup

Here is the details of the participants for the 2024 Rose Parade, many more will of course be added in time:

All Gifu Honor Green Band (Gifu, Japan)
Banda de Musica La Primavera (Santiago, Panama)
Buhos Marching Band (Veracruz, Mexico)
Foothills Falcon Band (Tucson, Arizona)
Fresno State Bulldog Marching Band (Fresno, California)
LAUSD All District High School Honor Band (LA, California)

More to be announced here
TV & Live Streaming

For anyone who can't make it to the parade, or who just has an interest in seeing a bit of life and colour at a traditionally drab time of year, local TV station KTLA5 will be streaming the parade live online.

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How To Watch Rose Bowl Parade 2024 Live Streaming Free (fdgfhb)

Category: Arts and Entertainment
Dates: October 7, 2023 - October 8, 2023

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Here is the details of the participants for the 2024 Rose Parade, many more will of course be added in time:

More to be announced here
TV & Live Streaming

How To Watch Canelo Alvarez vs Jermell Charlo Live Streaming Free (ssdfdg)

Category: Sports and Fitness
Dates: September 30, 2023 - September 30, 2023

Canelo Alvarez vs. Jermell Charlo: Date, start time, TV channel and live stream. The Mexican pound-for-pound star defends his four belts. Saul "Canelo" Alvarez will defend his undisputed status at super middleweight when he takes on light middleweight four-belt champion, Jermell Charlo.

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Charlo is moving up two weight classes to fight the Mexican and opinion is divided about whether the American can take on the naturally bigger man.

Also on the card is Yordenis Ugas vs. Mario Barrios for the vacant WBC interim welterweight title.

Here's everything you need to know ahead of Canelo Alvarez vs. Charlo.

Canelo Alvarez vs. Charlo fight date, start time
Date: Saturday, September 30
Time: 9 p.m. ET / 2 a.m. UK
Main event ringwalks (approx): 11 p.m. ET / 4 a.m. UK
The broadcast is set to start at 9 p.m. ET / 2 a.m. UK, with the main event expected at around 11 p.m. ET / 4 a.m. UK. However the time of the Canelo vs. Charlo fight may change depending on the length of the fights on the undercard.

What channel/stream is Canelo Alvarez vs. Charlo?
U.S.: Showtime PPV
UK & Ireland: TBA
The fight will be shown on PPV on Showtime. For the UK and Ireland there is no confirmed broadcaster yet.

Where is the Canelo Alvarez vs. Charlo fight?
The fight is set to be staged at T Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez record and bio
Nationality: Mexican
Date of birth: July 18, 1990
Height: 5' 8"
Reach: 70.5"
Total fights: 63
Record: 59-2-2 (39 KOs)
Jermell Charlo record and bio
Nationality: American
Date of birth: May 19, 1990
Height: 6' 0"
Reach: 73"
Total fights: 37
Record: 35-1-1 (19 KOs)
Canelo Alvarez vs. Charlo fight card
Canelo Alvarez vs. Jermell Charlo; For Alvarez’s WBC, WBO, WBA and IBF super middleweight titles
Jesus Ramos Jr. vs. Erickson Lubin; Light middleweight
Yordenis Ugas vs. Mario Barrios; For the vacant WBC interim welterweight title
Elijah Garcia vs. Armando Resendiz; Middleweight
Frank Sanchez vs. Scott Alexander; Heavyweight
Gabriel Valenzuela vs. Yeis Gabriel Solano; Super lightweight
Terrell Gausha vs. KeAndre Leatherwood; Middleweight
Oleksandr Gvozdyk vs. Isaac Rodrigues; Light heavyweight
Curmel Moton vs. Ezequiel Flores; Super featherweight
Justin Viloria vs. Angel Barrera; Super featherweight
Bek Nurmaganbet vs. Abimbola Osundairo; Super middleweight
Abilkhan Amankul vs. Joeshon James; Middleweight

2023 Saskatoon Saskatchewan Blue Cross MS Walk (MS Canada)

Category: Fundraisers and Volunteer
Dates: May 28, 2023 - May 28, 2023

Connect for hope at Saskatoon Saskatchewan Blue Cross MS Walk on Sunday May 28, 2023
Join us this May as our community made up of tens of thousands of Canadians walks together to show that no person living with multiple sclerosis is alone. Fundraise to make lives better for people living with MS. Register for MS Walk today as we walk toward living in a world free of MS.

Green Survival In Action! George Genereux Urban Regional Park Sun, May 7, 2023 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM CST YouTube Video Trailer (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: May 7, 2023 - May 7, 2023

We will be exploring the rich history of George Genereux Urban Regional Park and its connection to the City of Saskatoon's afforestation initiative and the North American "Green Survival Program", with a slogan, "It Begins With You". In 1972-1973, the City of Saskatoon embarked on a mission to plant thousands of trees in an effort to green the city and improve the environment for its residents. This initiative was part of the larger North American "Green Survival Program - It Begins With You", which aimed to raise awareness about the importance of afforestation and encourage individuals to get involved in planting and caring for trees. As part of this initiative, the George Genereux Urban Regional Park was established and thousands of trees were planted here to create a beautiful and diverse urban forest. Today, we will be exploring some of the surviving specimens from this planting effort and learning about the important role they play in our city's ecosystem. As we walk through the park, you will see a diverse range of tree species, each with its own unique characteristics and benefits. You will also learn about the different types of habitats that exist here, from dense forests to open grassland meadows, and how these habitats support a variety of wildlife.

So join me as we take a step back in time and discover the history and significance of the City of Saskatoon's afforestation initiative and the Green Survival Program, and the impact that these initiatives have had on the George Genereux Urban Regional Park.

George Genereux Urban Regional Park -Address 133 Range Road 3063 - Legal Land Description NE 21-36-6 W3 - GPS 52.1089473,-106.7925807

http://www.friendsareas.ca/friends/GGURPmap.html

Green Survival, It Begins With You! Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area Sat, May 6, 2023 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM CST (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: May 6, 2023 - May 6, 2023

On this nature walk tour, where we will be delving into the rich history of the Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area and its connection to the Green Survival Program, a City of Saskatoon parks initiative from the 1970s. In 1972-1973, the city of Saskatoon embarked on a mission to plant thousands of trees in an effort to green the city and improve the environment for its residents. This initiative, known as the Green Survival Program, was a response to the growing concern about the impact of urbanization on the natural environment. As part of the program, over 200,000 trees were planted in various areas throughout the city, including here in the two afforestation areas. Today, we will be exploring some of the surviving specimens from this planting effort and learning about the important role they play in our city's ecosystem. As we walk through the afforestation area, you will see a diverse range of tree species, each with its own unique characteristics and benefits. You will also learn about the different types of habitats that exist here, from dense forests to open grassland meadows, and how these habitats support a variety of wildlife. So join me as we take a step back in time and discover the history and significance of the Green Survival Program and the trees that it helped bring to life in the afforestation area.

Who is Jane Jacobs?

Who is Richard St. Barbe Baker?

Come to the South West Off Leash Recreation Parking Lot and walking in the adjacent Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area to the east of the SW OLRA -Address 241A Township Road 362-A and legal land description Part SE 23-36-6 W3- and GPS 52.100826, -106.742013

Directions to parking lot P2 is at http://www.friendsareas.ca/friends/RSBBAAmap.html

GPS Address: 52.100826, -106.742013

Start Time:14:00 or 2:00 pm

Difficulty:Easy

Additional Info: Wear sturdy walking shoes for walking in a forest along an unpaved forest trail. The trails are flat regarding elevation, and people using a mobility aid such as walkers and canes navigate the trails well. Bring insect repellent. Dress for the weather as this is an outdoor walk. We will be out there in any kinds of weather.

Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area Part SE 23-36-6 W3- SW Off-Leash Recreation Area (Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area ) - 355 Township Road 362-A - GPS 52.1006373,-106.755882
This is the most commonly used parking lot (labelled P2) located at the South West Off Leash Recreation Area.

Nature Census: Discovering Wildlife Wonders Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area, Saskatoon, SK Monday 05/01/2023 07:00:00 PM (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: May 1, 2023 - May 1, 2023

City Nature Challenge
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Join the #CityNatureChallenge from April 28 to May 1, 2023! Document Saskatoon and area’s nature in the free @iNaturalist app by taking photos of wild plants and animals—and help contribute to the world’s largest citizen science event. More at FriendsAreas.ca

Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area, Saskatoon, SK Part SE 23-36-6 W3- SW Off-Leash Recreation Area (Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area ) - 355 Township Road 362-A - GPS 52.1006373,-106.755882
This is the most commonly used parking lot (labelled P2) located at the South West Off Leash Recreation Area.

Wildlife Expedition: Find Your Wild Side George Genereux Urban Regional Park, Saskatoon, SK Sunday 04/30/2023 02:00:00 PM (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: April 30, 2023 - April 30, 2023

Be a nature curator
City Nature Challenge
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April 28 to May 1, 2023!
To protect nature
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What will you discov
er?Celebrate Earth Month
Connect with nature
Help nature win!
City Nature Celebration

Join the #CityNatureChallenge from April 28 to May 1, 2023! Document Saskatoon and area’s nature in the free @iNaturalist app by taking photos of wild plants and animals—and help contribute to the world’s largest citizen science event. More at FriendsAreas.ca
George Genereux Urban Regional park NE 21-36-6 W3 - George Genereux Afforestation Area -133 Range Road 3063 - GPS 52.1089473,-106.7925807

Wildlife Watch: A Nature Discovery Safari Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area, Saskatoon, SK Saturday Saturday 04/29/2023 02:00:00 PM (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: April 29, 2023 - April 29, 2023

What will you discover?
Celebrate Earth Month
Connect with nature
Help nature win!
City Nature Celebration
Spring is back!
4 days to be inspired for nature
April 28 to May 1
City Nature Challenge
Celebrate Nature
City Nature Challenge
Save the Date
April 28 to May 1, 2023!
To protect nature
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In Saskatoon and area we are taking part in #CNC2023! Join us between April 28 to May 1, 2023 as we take part in this International initiative to collect information about the wildlife flourishing in Saskatoon and area.

Researchers, school groups, citizens and wildlife enthusiasts across the world will be taking part in this race against the clock to put nature on the map, submitting photos and observations of wildlife in their neighbourhoods and greenspaces through the free, easy to use iNaturalist smart phone app.

By observing local nature, everyone can support vital conservation research while connecting with nature and enjoying the outdoors.

Whether you are an expert, a seasoned #BioBlitz participant or getting involved for the first time, it couldn’t be easier to join in.

Simply download the iNaturalist app, take a photograph of nature in your local area - whether that’s a tree, plant or insect or animal - and upload. You don’t even have to know anything about the species you are observing. Teams of experts will be reviewing and updating the information that’s submitted, so you can log back in later and learn more about what you’ve spotted. Find out more here: CNC YXE DNU

Saskatoon and area will compete for the title of the most Biodiverse City. We need your help. The goals are to engage the public in the collection of biodiversity data, with three awards each year for the cities and areas that 1/ makes the most observations, 2/ find the most species, and 3/ engage the most people. We’re so excited to have this fun friendly competition with a chance to place Saskatoon and Area on the World Stage for the City Nature Challenge 2023! Learn more at FriendsAreas.ca

Species Discovery Day George Genereux Urban Regional Park, Saskatoon, SK Friday 04/28/2023 07:00:00 PM (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: April 28, 2023 - April 28, 2023

By observing local nature, everyone can support vital conservation research while connecting with nature and enjoying the outdoors.

Whether you are an expert, a seasoned #BioBlitz participant or getting involved for the first time, it couldn’t be easier to join in.

WildWoods Of Saskatoon (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc)

Category: Arts and Entertainment
Dates: September 18, 2022 - September 18, 2022

What makes the Wildwoods a special place? What is the value of species at risk, trees and wetlands? This heritage community film Wildwoods of Saskatoon is the inaugural event of National Forest Week. This year's theme is Canada’s Forests: Solutions for a Changing Climate. 2022 marks the 30th anniversary of Maple Leaf Day or National Tree Day in Canada, and the 50th anniversary of Saskatoon afforestation areas planted to trees in 1972. The event starts at 2 p.m. and is free with a general admission to the Remai Modern. It will feature special guests. Visit Facebook for more details. http://www.friendsareas.ca/

Saskatoon Lad Olympic Winner (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc)

Category: Arts and Entertainment
Dates: July 24, 2022 - July 24, 2022

Dr. George Patrick Genereux who was he?
An Eco-Heritage Tour
George Patrick Genereux (March 1, 1935 - April 10 1989) first came to public attention in 1952 when he received Canada’s only Gold Medal at the Helsinki Olympics on Sunday July 27, 1952. He was only 17 years old with a disability. Why was this 148 acre mixed woods greenspace named in his honour?
Celebrate the Jubilee anniversary of George Genereux Urban Regional Park (50 years since trees were afforsted 1972-2022)
Commemorate the 70th anniversary date from when George Genereux received Canada's only Gold Medal at the 1952 Helsinki Olympiad
Discover how George Genereux carried forward Olympic values in his life.
At George Genereux Park in Saskatoon.
Directions take the Pike Lake Highway or Saskatchewan Highway 7 towards Pike Lake from Saskatoon..
Pass the 11th Street Compost and West Swale Wetlands
Take the first gravel road west (right) after the wetlands and before the Canadian National Railways Overpass.
Stay on the Saskatchewan Highway 7 service road until you have arrived.
Park in the shadow of the CNR overpass. You have arrived.
NE 21-36-6 W3 – George Genereux Afforestation Area -133 Range Road 3063 – GPS 52.1089473,-106.7925807

Reviving Local Heritage : Legacy of Saskatoon's Secret Forest (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc)

Category: Arts and Entertainment
Dates: July 22, 2022 - July 22, 2022

Celebrate Saskatoon's hidden forest, the Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area on its 50th anniversary. Learn about the fascinating life story of the pioneering Global Conservationist it is named after as we commemorate the 100th anniversary of the International Tree Foundation that he founded.
Learn about the fascinating life story from global environmentalists who personally knew this pioneering Global Conservationist. Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the afforestation area named in his honour and commemorate the 100th anniversary of the International Tree Foundation that he founded.
Richard St. Barbe Baker said Our future is in our children; the future of the world is in their
hands and in the hands of their children. Let us train them wisely, and see that the understanding and appreciation of trees is part of their heritage. –

Countless people motivated by him are international environmental champions today. Meet environmental champions personally inspired by Richard St. Barbe Baker to start their own global conservation green groups around the world! Join us as we mastermind the legacy of global Conservationist Richard St. Barbe Baker and the future of environmental protection and tree planting in 2022 and beyond. Hear from people locally and from around the world who knew Baker and attest to Baker’s success and motivational formula.

Global Crusader and Changemaker introduction by Robert White, Saskatoon BSA, MES (Env. St.) Recipient of the first Men of the Trees Prize at the University of Saskatchewan

Admission to the film free is with a Remai Modern general admission or museum membership.

Fri, 22 July 2022

7:00 PM – 8:30 PM CST

Remai Modern

102 Spadina Crescent East

Saskatoon, SK S7K 0L3

The BIPOC Lens: an anti-racism forum and social gathering (BIPOC Coffee Talk Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: July 10, 2022 - July 10, 2022

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) Coffee Talk Inc. team invites you to join us at our 🥳1st anti-racism forum and social gathering titled, "The BIPOC Lens" on Sunday, July 10th!

Bring you and your friends to our unique, exciting all-day event of anti-racism education, BIPOC perspectives, fun & games, and dancing!

🕑🦜 *limited* Early bird tickets are available until June 26th. Get them while they last!

Gutsy Walk for Crohn’s and Colitis Canada (Crohn’s and Colitis Canada)

Category: Fundraisers and Volunteer
Dates: June 5, 2022 - June 5, 2022

Join your local Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis community for a day of fun and celebration on Sunday, June 5, 2022 at the Saskatoon Gutsy Walk! The annual Gutsy Walk for Crohn’s and Colitis Canada connects communities across Canada in our collective mission to find the cures and to improve lives of everyone affected by Crohn’s or colitis.

Study and Go Abroad Virtual Fair (Study and Go Abroad)

Category: Other Event
Dates: May 19, 2022 - May 19, 2022

Study and Go Abroad Virtual Fairs offer students an opportunity to meet with universities and colleges from around the world to start planning their next step in education, either at undergraduate or postgraduate level. Chat via text or video with university reps, learn about admission recruitments, scholarships and exciting program options. Join webinars, watch videos and download brochures – all for free. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore your future. Website for more information https://www.studyandgoabroad.com/, and pre-register here for free https://saga.easyvirtualfair.com/

Kinsmen Top of the Hops Grapes and Grains (David Kolody)

Category: Food and Drink
Dates: May 13, 2022 - May 14, 2022

Top of the Hops Grapes & Grains Festival, presented by Sobeys Liquor and POW City Kinsmen. Saskatoon's largest beer, wine & spirits festival.

The Kinsmen Top of the Hops Grapes and Grains Festival is a spring celebration offering samples of great food, beer, wine and spirits from around the world. Held at Prairieland Park on May 13 & 14, 2022.

We are very excited to have Lisa Moen back rocking the stage again for both nights!
Attention will be focused on generating an amazing guest experience and memorable evening that will leave people talking well after the night is over.

Our organization, POW City Kinsmen, runs various projects with Kinsmen Top of the Hops being our largest fundraiser of the year. Funds raised from these projects help us support community initiatives, including Telemiracle, the ED Feehan wrestling program, Farm in the Dell, Hoops for Hope, Camp Tamarack and many more. Your grant would go a long way in helping us continue to be a positive influence in Saskatoon and surrounding areas.

Advance tickets: $20 online or through your POW City Kinsmen
At-the-door: $30

NOTE: we will NEVER ask for a payment, credit card, or personal information over Facebook or Instagram.

Shumka on Tour (Shumka)

Category: Other Event
Dates: May 13, 2022 - May 13, 2022

After decades of performances near and far, the whirlwind returns with its tenth Canadian tour. Celebrating Shumka’s legacy as one of the most exciting dance companies in Canada, Shumka on Tour will feature two new works including Shumka’s whimsical Mosquito’s Wedding, a true feast for the eyes and a love story with a message that all we need is love; and a salute to the past through an adaptation of Shumka’s celebrated signature work in Echoes of Hopak. In addition, the Tour production will include Shumka’s most recent film project – Promised Land – a tribute to the 130th Anniversary of Ukrainian immigration to Canada.
The Saskatoon performance is at TCU Place. Tickets start at $20 and are on sale now at shumka.com.

City Nature Challenge Saskatoon and Area CNC YXE 2022 (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Other Event
Dates: April 28, 2022 - May 2, 2022

Help put the City of Saskatoon on the world nature scene! Using iNaturalist take photos of plants, animals, insects and mushrooms between April 29 – May 2, 2022! Saskatoon will compete for the title of the most Biodiverse City. We need your help.

The Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas are hosting the #CNC2022! Join us between April 29 – May 2 as we take part in this International initiative to collect information about the wildlife flourishing in Saskatoon and area.

By observing local nature, everyone can support vital conservation research while connecting with nature and enjoying the outdoors.

Whether you are an expert, a seasoned #BioBlitz participant or getting involved for the first time, it couldn’t be easier to join in.

Simply download the iNaturalist app, take a photograph of nature in your local area – whether that’s a tree, plant or insect or animal – and upload. You don’t even have to know anything about the species you are observing. Teams of experts will be reviewing and updating the information that’s submitted, so you can log back in later and learn more about what you’ve spotted.

Study and Go Abroad Virtual Fair (Study and Go Abroad)

Category: Other Event
Dates: February 25, 2022 - February 26, 2022

HO! HO! HO! Your MO! (CHEERSFEST)

Category: Craft Fairs
Dates: November 20, 2021 - November 21, 2021

We are looking to hire part-time students for our MOVEMBER Fundraiser and Volunteers

Where HO! HO! HO! Is the tradition and MO! is about getting on trend! Bring them together and we’ve got a fun weekend experience! Excitement is in the air, and we are ROCKIN’ in a CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND. HO! HO! HO! Your MO! is a family friendly show jammed pack with the magic of Christmas Markets all for three great causes.
What better way to salute to MOVEMBER the legendary men with his signature moustache himself?
Santa’s coming to town, and he is making a quick stop to show his support on Men’s Health.
This unique Holiday Show offers Artisans, Crafters, Performers, Men Boutiques and Entertainment for all ages and genres.

By having fun with us this weekend help us with our Goal of Raising $10K for MOVEMBER at the HO! HO! HO! Your MO!

For more information and to be an exhibitor, staff or volunteer at the event contact us at contact[at]cheersfest.ca

The Legacy of Saskatoon's Secret Forest - Richard St. Barbe Baker Conservationist and Humanitarian (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Festivals
Dates: November 6, 2021 - November 6, 2021

We are letting you know about a film and film launch program that includes global conservationists who knew
Richard St. Barbe Baker (1889-1982) aka Baba Wya Miti Loving Father of Trees, who are part of a virtual film on Saturday, November 6, 1:00 pm SK time (CT)

The film, The Legacy of Saskatoon's Hidden Forest, highlights the 326-acre man-made forest on the prairies that was named after Richard St. Barbe Baker. It was created from interviews with Paul Hanley, David van Vliet, Hugh Locke and Robert White. After the film was produced by Aspen Films, 7 more people from around the world who were inspired by St Barbe were interviewed and excerpts of these will be shown (see flyer link). The film and tributes will show the influence St Barbe Baker had on others.

Celebrate with us the extraordinary achievements of Richard St Barbe Baker, aka Man of the Trees, 50 years after he was bestowed his honorary Doctorate of Laws at the University of Saskatchewan by chancellor John G. Diefenbaker.

Please join us to learn more about this remarkable champion of forests and trees, who inspired people around the world. Celebrate the naming of the Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area in Saskatoon. In Paul Hanley's biography Man of the Trees a case is made that St. Barbe Baker was the First Global Conservationist.

Please share with others.

Only the good, Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.

For more information or to register:

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-legacy-of-saskatoons-secret-forest-tickets-184304960097 (Free, Pre-registration will aid us in planning)

https://aspenfilms.ca/foa/

https://stbarbebaker.wordpress.com/the-legacy-of-saskatoons-secret-forest/

For international guests check meeting time here: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meeting.html

If you have not invited others to the event please feel free to do so by forwarding this information l

The Legacy of Saskatoon's Secret Forest (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Arts and Entertainment
Dates: November 6, 2021 - November 6, 2021

Hi there
Letting you know about the upcoming International Online Premiere: The Legacy of Saskatoon's Secret Forest Saturday November 6, 2021 at 1:00 pm CST (UTC-6) (Free community service event media release) Could you help spread the word please?

Many people have heard of David Suzuki, David Attenborough, or Greta Thunberg. Richard St. Barbe Baker was the first global conservationist and humanitarian. This is our way to remember his international legacy. International Online Premiere: The Legacy of Saskatoon's Secret Forest Saturday November 6, 2021 at 1:00 pm CST (UTC-6)

Friends of the Trees

Inspiring Environmental Action: Ordinary People Doing the Extraordinary

For more information or to register:
https://stbarbebaker.wordpress.com/the-legacy-of-saskatoons-secret-forest/
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-legacy-of-saskatoons-secret-forest-tickets-184304960097
https://kvisit.com/8wE/jO0G Pamphlet has the speaker roster

Notable Global ecologists and conservationists from Switzerland, Scotland, Hawaii, New York, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, what do these people from around the world have to say about their love of the earth and of trees, and how they first heard of Richard St. Barbe Baker? These are truly heart warming stories that they want to share. Their lives changed to follow the words they heard from Richard St. Barbe Baker. How could this one man encourage large groups of people around the world to plant trees? Then how could this man inspire others to create more and more large groups of people to also take care of the earth? What kind of magic did Richard St. Barbe Baker possess that people would stop whatever they were doing to connect with nature and take care of the world? These people, environmental conservationists all, are now, and they have their own story tell about how they began to look after the world from a seed planted by Richard St. Barbe Baker.

Why would forests, streets and avenues around the world be named after Richard St. Barbe Baker? Statues, monuments and plaques were built to remember the story of Richard St. Barbe Baker.

There is a forest in Saskatoon. It is a secret forest which no one had ever heard about. This forest is named after Richard St. Barbe Baker because he planted trees, and here in this park hundreds upon thousands of trees were planted. It was a perfect match. Forest visitors hearing the story of Richard St. Barbe Baker fall in love with the Saskatoon forest and want to protect it. They want to make the forest as special and magnificent as this great man was special and magnificent.

Friends of the Trees Speaker Roster

Greetings

His Worship, Charlie Clark, Mayor of the City of Saskatoon, SK, CA
David Kirton, City Councillor, Saskatoon
Hilary Gough, City Councillor, Saskatoon,
Andrea Lafond, CEO, Meewasin
Traditional Land Treaty Acknowledgements

Kevin Wesaquate Poet, painter, welder, spoken word artist and founder of the Indigenous Poet’s Society. Originally from Piapot First Nation
Special Thanks To:

-Forest History Society, Durham, NC
-West End Local History Society, UK
-University of Saskatchewan Archives and Special Collections
Featuring

Robert White, Saskatoon
BSA, MES (Env. St.) Recipient of the first Men of the Trees Prize at the University of Saskatchewan

Paul Hanley, Hawaii
Author of the biography Man of the Trees: Richard St. Barbe Baker; The First Global Conservationist and four other books, and more than 1500 articles on the environment, agriculture, and the future of civilization.

Alan Watson-Featherstone, Scotland
BA Honours Inspirational speaker and the founder of the conservation charity Trees for Life, recipient Schumacher Award, Glenfiddich Spirit of Scotland Award and RSPB Outstanding Contribution Award.

Leona Graham, Scotland
BA/MA Findhorn Community. World Wilderness congresses, and Director CCF/Cheetah Conservation International Conservation Program Director associated with WILD

Vance Martin, Colorado, USA
BA English/forestry wildlife management. President WILD Foundation, co-founder and President of Wilderness Foundation Global (based in South Africa), & Founder Co-chair of the Wilderness Specialist Group (part of the World Commission on Protected Areas, within the International Union for the Conservation of Nature).

Scott Poynton, Switzerland
MSc Forestry. Founded The Forest Trust, through which major global wood supply companies made historic commitments to zero deforestation. Founder and leader of The Pond Foundation, offering a Carbon Zero program aimed at changing how the world acts on climate change.

Dr. Alan Grainger, England
BSc, DPhil. Researcher and Senior Lecturer in Global Environmental Change and Policy, University of Leeds, U.K

Hugh Locke, New York
B.EnvST. President of the Smallholder Farmers Alliance in Haiti and President of the U.S.-based Impact Farming Foundation

David VanVliet, Manitoba, CA
BA, MEDes, PhD. Associate Professor, Department of City Planning, University of Manitoba, CA

Tony Rinaudo AM Australia.
BSc AM. Agronomist. Senior Climate Advisor World Vision, Forest Maker, Famine Fighter. Co-developer Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (or FMNR)

Richard St. Barbe Baker fell in love with trees as a child. He had a bonding experience which filled him with love. He shared this feeling with everyone so that they could feel a oneness and a love for trees like he did. His stories about tree planting were published in books, and on radio shows. Other people heard his stories and decided then and there, that they, too would find this love for trees. Richard St. Barbe Baker went on to create a large global group dedicated to the love of trees, and tree planting. So many people were happy to help him, they loved to be friends with Richard St. Barbe Baker and his ideas. These people who joined with Richard to plant trees and protect trees had a special name – Watu Wa Miti -because the first place Richard St. Barbe Baker started was in Africa. Watu Wa Miti are Forest Scouts or Forest Guardians because of the promise they took to help out. Richard St. Barbe Baker saved their lives.

These trees planted created forests habitats and homes for wildlife. Another global wildlife society Canadian Wildlife Federation- saw the importance of Richard St. Barbe Baker’s work, and gave him an award. The Queen of England and the University of Saskatchewan also gave Richard St. Barbe Baker awards for Richard’s worldwide travels to save the planet to protect and plant trees. So it was that Richard St. Barbe Baker received the order of the British Empire, and 50 years ago was bestowed the honourary Doctorate of Laws by John G. Diefenbaker. At this time Diefenbaker was chancellor of the university and went on to become Prime Minister of Canada.

Richard St. Barbe Baker OBE, Hon. LL.D. F.I.A.L., For.Dip.Cantab., ACF (9 October 1889 – 9 June 1982) was an English biologist and botanist, environmental activist and author, who contributed greatly to worldwide reforestation efforts. As a leader, he founded an organisation, Men of the Trees, still active today as the International Tree Foundation, whose many chapters carry out reforestation internationally.

Forest Connections and guided walk (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: September 26, 2021 - September 26, 2021

A snapshot of nature in time to document how healthy the environment is.
Live In person event
Discovering an alliance and affiliation with nature. Taking photos through the iNaturalist app on the smartphone, to immerse an outdoor, nature-loving invigorating afternoon. An idyllic way to find a connection in the forest, to see the liason and relation between trees and understorey, to find the kinship between in this semi-wilderness area, and explore nature’s forest habitat. Experience a care-free healthful, informal nature relationship.

Sunday Sep 26, 2021 at 2:00 pm Nature Connect Bio-Blitz and Forest Walk meet at Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area GPS 52.1052.108851 -106.789851 SW OLRA Just in time for World Environmental Health Day, check out the forest health today.

Download the iNaturalist app on your smart phone and sign in before coming out!

This program for National Forest Week is brought to you by the Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas an environmental non-profit charity that was created to preserve and restore the 326-acre Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area and the 148-acre George Genereux Urban Regional Park. Our work reinforces the 1972 City Council decision designating these afforestation areas on the western fringe of Saskatoon to “be preserved in perpetuity.” They are important habitat for wildlife as well as semi-wild public spaces for recreation and nature immersion. The larger of these two areas is named after Richard St. Barbe Baker (1889-1982), who has been called the “first global conservationist” and in recognition of this he was made the first Honorary Life Member of the World Wildlife Fund in 1969. A British forester who also homesteaded and studied in Saskatoon, he dedicated his entire life unfailingly to the preservation and planting of trees and forests.

Delving into the Heart of the Forest (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: September 26, 2021 - September 26, 2021

Zoom Virtual Online Webinar. Seeing, and orienting towards a holistic experience, tapping into intuition, exploring how forests think, asking the question, "Our Forests. Are they alive?"

Sylvan dreaming and knowing, the secret life of trees, and forests. Multiple ways to connect and discover ecological non-dualism with revelations by speakers: Charles Eisenstein public speaker and author, Eduardo Kohn is Associate Professor of Anthropology at McGill University, Geneen Marie Haugen, Sadghuru, Suzanne Simard professor in the Department of Forest and Conservation Sciences, Arts and Wildwoods. Immersing in the exploratory steps of semiosis, ecological ethics and cosmic diplomacy. Discovering the heart and soul of the forest. Richard St. Barbe Baker had a mission to develop a" tree sense" in every citizen, and to encourage all to plant, protect and love their native trees.

"I approach God's Creation, this beautiful Earth. The ancients believed that the Earth was a sentient being and felt the behaviour of mankind upon it." said Richard St. Barbe Baker, " As we have no proof to the contrary, it might be as well for responsible people to accept this point of view and behave accordingly.

This program for National Forest Week is brought to you by the Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas an environmental non-profit charity that was created to preserve and restore the 326-acre Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area and the 148-acre George Genereux Urban Regional Park. Our work reinforces the 1979 City Council decision designating these afforestation areas on the western fringe of Saskatoon to “be preserved in perpetuity.” They are important habitat for wildlife as well as semi-wild public spaces for recreation and nature immersion. The larger of these two areas is named after Richard St. Barbe Baker (1889-1982), who has been called the “first global conservationist” and in recognition of this he was made the first Honorary Life Member of the World Wildlife Fund in 1969. A British forester who also homesteaded and studied in Saskatoon, he dedicated his entire life unfailingly to the preservation and planting of trees and forests.

The Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas are proud to bring to you this series of events for National Forest Week Theme "Our forests - Continually giving" Saturday September 18, 2021 to Sunday September 26, 2021 Maple Leaf Day September 22, 2021

This is one session in a week long series of events celebrating National Forest Week with a theme – “Our Forests – Continually Giving”

PaRx has officially arrived in Saskatchewan! (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: September 25, 2021 - September 25, 2021

Zoom Virtual Online Event PaRx, Canada's first national nature prescription program, has officially arrived in Saskatchewan!

PaRx is an initiative of the BC Parks Foundation, driven by health-care professionals who want to improve their patients’ health by connecting them to nature. Featuring practical resources like quick tips and patient handouts, its goal is to make prescribing time in nature simple, fun and effective. Research suggests that spending time in green space boosts immune function and life expectancy, and lowers the risk of developing a host of medical conditions from heart disease to diabetes, obesity, depression and anxiety. Not only that, but people who are more connected to nature are more likely to protect it. With guest speakers Dr. Melissa Lem, Director of PaRx, as well as University of Saskatchewan medical students Brooklyn Rawlyk and Sehjal Bhargava

The non-profit charity Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc. was created to preserve and restore the 326-acre Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area (RSBBAA) and the 148-acre George Genereux Urban Regional Park. Our work reinforces the 1972 City Council decision designating these afforestation areas on the western fringe of Saskatoon to “be preserved in perpetuity.”

The word recreation can be understood re-creation, reflecting the fact that being in nature is restorative for human beings. Richard St. Barbe Baker wandered into the forest near his home at age five and experienced the overwhelming beauty of nature touch his soul.

“Soon I was completely isolated in the luxuriant, tangled growth of ferns which were well above my head. In my infant mind I seemed to have entered a fairyland of my dreams. I wandered on as in a dream, all sense of time and space lost … I became intoxicated with the beauty all around me, immersed in the joyousness and exultation of feeling part of it all. I had entered the temple of the wood. I sank to the ground in a state of ecstasy; everything was intensely vivid – the call of a distant cuckoo seemed just for me … The overpowering beauty of it all entered my very being. At that moment my heart brimmed over with a sense of unspeakable thankfulness which has followed me through the years since that woodland re-birth.”

St Barbe had a life-long feeling of oneness with nature after this and this spiritual connection inspired his great achievements to protect and restore forests. He taught that trees and woodlands are intimately linked with biological, social, emotional, and spiritual well-being. In this light, he often quoted the poet Stanton Coblentz who wrote about the redwood forests “ I think but could the weary world but know communion with these spirits breathing peace, strangely a veil would lift, a light would glow, and the dark tumult of our lives would cease.”

This program for National Forest Week is brought to you by the Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas an environmental non-profit charity that was created to preserve and restore the 326-acre Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area and the 148-acre George Genereux Urban Regional Park. Our work reinforces the 1979 City Council decision designating these afforestation areas on the western fringe of Saskatoon to “be preserved in perpetuity.” They are important habitat for wildlife as well as semi-wild public spaces for recreation and nature immersion. The larger of these two areas is named after Richard St. Barbe Baker (1889-1982), who has been called the “first global conservationist” and in recognition of this he was made the first Honorary Life Member of the World Wildlife Fund in 1969. A British forester who also homesteaded and studied in Saskatoon, he dedicated his entire life unfailingly to the preservation and planting of trees and forests.

Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas are proud to bring to you this series of events for National Forest Week Theme "Our forests - Continually giving" Saturday September 18, 2021 to Sunday September 26, 2021 Commemorating and celebrating Maple Leaf Day September 22, 2021

This is one session in a week long series of events celebrating National Forest Week with a theme – “Our Forests – Continually Giving”

When and Where did you see What? (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: September 24, 2021 - September 24, 2021

Online Zoom Webinar. Three steps to get started in saving and conserving species. How these tips and tricks made me a better Naturalist

Discover the many benefits getting started in saving species with artificial intelligence. Basic techniques that work for everyone. Interesting facts and sure - fire ways to help you succeed. Now you can have the immersion in nature based solutions to climate change faster than you ever imagined. Incredibly easy method to have artificial intelligence work for all! Biodiversity photos => Data. It is as easy as snap, share, identify. Could this webinar be the definitive answer to taking part in the "big picture?" We all share and co-exist on this planet. How to change the world - participation is worth it.

This Introduction to iNaturalist workshop builds on the iNaturalist presentation to Master Naturalists - entitled "When and Where did you See What?" by Sam Kieschnick iNaturalist curator and Urban Wildlife Biologist, "An intro to iNaturalist" by cassi saari a field biologist, ecological restoration practitioner and iNaturalist curator and Patrick McCrea a wildlife ecologist along with "A brief orientation to iNaturalist" by Carrie Seltzer, PhD in ecology staff member for the iNaturalist communication network. The workshop assists with getting involved with identifications on iNaturalist, taking observations to the next level and not to worry about being self conscious or anxious about your observations, and welcoming users. We would really like to impress the group with the community aspect of how iNaturalist comes together.

It is great fun to use iNaturalist, and get engaged with an amazing group of naturalists online, and meet some of them in-person! This is a great social network connection for anyone who enjoys and appreciates nature. iNaturalist is a great way to create field guides, and have a readily available calendar to refer to. As you wander and explore the great out of doors, often times you may have stopped to wonder what that was? The iNaturalist is a tool that can assist you to learn and answer this very question and discover the answer to "What is that, anyways?"

Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas are proud to bring to you this series of events for National Forest Week Theme "Our forests - Continually giving" Saturday September 18, 2021 to Sunday September 26, 2021 Maple Leaf Day September 22, 2021 This is one session in a weeklong series of webinars.

This is one session in a week long series of events celebrating National Forest Week with a theme – “Our Forests – Continually Giving”

Urban forests and greenspaces enhance Saskatoon’s quality of life. (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: September 23, 2021 - September 23, 2021

Urban forests and green infrastructure in a Changing Climate

With guest speakers from City of Saskatoon urban forestry and YXE Green Infrastruture Strategy.

This virtual session presents highlights from City of Saskatoon's urban forestry department a very vital player to hear from during National Forest Week.

This session will also present the research conducted for the new YXE Green Infrastructure Strategy and how it will benefit the city and its residents

The Strategy outlines 5 programs to be carried out over the next 10 years, which include:

1. Natural Areas: a program to protect, restore, and manage natural areas in the Green Network

2. Grey to Green: a program to increase green infrastructure in urban areas

3. Engaging Community with the Green Network through volunteer opportunities and education

4. Sustainable Food: Supporting local, sustainable, and equitable food in Saskatoon

5. Connecting the Green Network between natural and urban areas.

The current focus is implementation of the Green Infrastructure Strategy and how to improve green infrastructure in Saskatoon.

Urban Forestry and YXE Green Infrastructure Sustainability will have representatives speaking during this session about urban forests, YXC Green Infrastructure Strategy and the City of Saskatoon's celebration of National Forest Week - this year's theme “Our Forests, Continually Giving.”

Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas are proud to bring to you this series of events for National Forest Week the Theme of this week is "Our forests - Continually giving" taking place Saturday September 18, 2021 to Sunday September 26, 2021 This week also is commemorating and celebrating Maple Leaf Day September 22, 2021

This is one session in a week long series of events celebrating National Forest Week with a theme – “Our Forests – Continually Giving”

Reconciliation through Healing Forests (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: September 22, 2021 - September 22, 2021

National Healing Forests Online Zoom Webinar. Imagine woodlands setting(s) for health, wellness, understanding, and respect across cultures.

A forest can help people heal and connect them with nature. With this in mind, Peter Croal (retired CIDA Environment Specialist) and Patricia Stirbys (legal and Indigenous Relations specialist) – inspired by the 2015 Truth and Reconciliation Commission report and its Calls to Action to strengthen relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples – developed the National Healing Forests initiative. A Healing Forest project brings together Indigenous and non-Indigenous neighbours to plan and develop green spaces where survivors and families of the Residential School legacy, as well as all Canadians, can heal, do ceremony, reflect, discuss and meditate. This reconciliation project is community-led and totally grassroots.

This presentation outlines a brief history of the residential school system and explains how communities and institutions can create their own Healing Forest space for reconciliation.

We are grateful for this presentation by Patricia Stirbys (Indigenous relations specialist) and Peter Croal (P. Geol. International Environment and Development Advisor), co-founders of the National Healing Forests initiative.

This virtual connection provides a time to learn more about the National Healing Forests in this era of Truth and Reconciliation.

This is one session in a week long series of events celebrating National Forest Week with a theme – “Our Forests – Continually Giving”

how does this free tool give value to farmers and the potential for cash in pocket? (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: September 21, 2021 - September 21, 2021

The Shelterbelt Decision Support System [SB-DSS] Virtual Online Zoom Webinar “in its latest climate change action plan, the Saskatchewan government is proposing to pay farmers for storing carbon, not just charging agricultural producers for emitting carbon into the atmosphere, “ reports U of S News. Dr. Colin Laroque from the University of Saskatchewan will present information about this free app - a tool for Saskatchewan farmers - to place a cash value on sustainable shelterbelts. The Free app is the Shelterbelt Decision Support System [SB - DSS] calculates the carbon offset value of shelterbelts, and isn't that a fantastic way for farmers to know what their shelterbelt is worth under the $50 per tonne CO2E tax expected to roll out in 2022. This app is invaluable, as it also helps to suggest the best types of trees depending on the location in the province along with planting guidelines. Not only will farmers reap the environmental benefits, they can see the carbon offset value for the carbon pricing system.

" if you devote 22% of a quarter section, that's 160 acres, to trees, you can double the crops.' It's a question of planting trees strategically. The trees reduce the speed of the wind, modify the climate, they modify the difference in temperature from day and night, and above all the trees make it possible for the earthworms to come into the land, and the earthworm casts its own weight every 24 hours. And a well-populated acre of worms casts 30 tonnes of worm castings per acre per year. That's equal to 30 tonnes of farmyard manure on that land." Richard St. Barbe Baker who also explains , that “We’re stabilizing the sand with a series of spiral shelters – rows of trees planted in semicircles to catch the winds and create vortices of air. The same thing would be valuable on the Canadian prairies where straight shelter belts cause snow to accumulate.”

This is one session in a week long series of events celebrating National Forest Week with a theme – “Our Forests – Continually Giving”

The urban forest and climate change (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: September 20, 2021 - September 20, 2021

Zoom online event. The health of trees is being affected by climate change but trees are also a necessary solution in mitigating it

Linda Moskalyk, President of SOS Trees Coalition, says, “Climate mitigation is one of the most important benefits that our trees provide.” This engaging session will bring together citizens from all walks of life who have a commitment to working on climate action. During National Forest Week, take time to reflect on nature based solutions to climate change. SOS Trees Inc. is partnering with the Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc in regards to climate action.

“We forget that we owe our existence to the presence of Trees. As far as forest cover goes, we have never been in such a vulnerable position as we are today. The only answer is to plant more Trees – to Plant Trees for Our Lives," says Richard St. Barbe Baker

This is one session in a week long series of events celebrating National Forest Week with a theme – “Our Forests – Continually Giving”

Flag Raising Ceremony | National Forest Week (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: September 20, 2021 - September 20, 2021

Come out and show your passion and dedication in support of urban forests!

Urban forests celebrated by National Forest Week and Maple Leaf Day in September. Commemorations for trees and forests resonates with the City of Saskatoon strategic goal of environmental leadership, Green Infrastructure Strategy, Climate Action Plan, Low Emissions Community Plan, and the city’s official community plan. A celebration focus on forest heritage, culture, traditions, and history highlights the importance of trees, their essential ecological services. Trees support biodiversity and ecosystems, mitigate flooding, raise the water table, absorb carbon dioxide, and provide life saving oxygen. National Forest Week provides public support for the tree decisions made by Urban Forestry, Parks, Public Works, Long range planning. It’s a time for residents of the city to tell stories about their love of trees, and appreciation of forests, and how very blessed we are. The flag raising and proclamation are a reminder of our responsibilities, relationship and solidarity with trees and forests.

The purpose of the flag raising is a great way to show support for urban forests! Urban forestry, and sustainability YXE green infrastructure strategy are both of importance to the City of Saskatoon. The name of the flag to be raised is the National Forest Week flag. A formal ceremony is planned for this event.

Can you take a trip back in time? (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: September 19, 2021 - September 19, 2021

Virtual Zoom meeting. Canadian CLS environmental education program explores historical time lines Find out about electron beam energy, environmental education, and the Canadian Light Source TREE program A webinar open toto everyone to learn about this programme, an introduction to the National Canada Wide TREE program where students from Grade 6 to 12 can meet with Dr Colin Laroque in the Mistik Askiwin Dendrochronology Lab (MAD Lab) to work with the Canadian Light Source (CLS) Synchrotron. What does the Canadian Light Source Synchrotron have to do with Trembling Aspens, and Climate Change? Tree ring patterns reveal lifestyles, climate history, and so much more! What kind of learning can be experienced peeking into the heart of trees?

Saskatoon’s Wildlife—the real night life in Saskatoon! (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: September 18, 2021 - September 18, 2021

Dr .Ryan Brook has access to Saskatoon’s real night life. His Wildlife Ecology and Community Engagement (WECE) lab at the University of Saskatchewan uses 30 trail cameras strapped to trees to photograph the different animals that are coming and going in the city and on its fringes. Approximately 85% of the photographs in the first four months were of animals active at night. Our river corridor is a living habitat that's home to a lot species including coyotes, skunks, foxes, moose, deer, rabbits, porcupines, beavers, and muskrats, but there have been cougar and bear sightings.

The U of S project is part of the Urban Wildlife Information Network (UWIN), which has dozens of cities compiling and sharing similar data with each other. Saskatoon is one of the first Canadian cities involved in this alliance of urban wildlife scientists committed to doing the research necessary to enhance the ability for people and wildlife to coexist in cities. The WECE lab data will be invaluable to better understanding animal patterns in Saskatoon and could be used to shape wildlife policy and land use planning. The Saskatoon metropolitan area is anticipated to grow to ½ million people and there are important Green Network Study Areas in the works which are vital for ecological connections along the river and the associated northeast swale, small swale, Hudson Bay Swale and west swale which are all part of the South Saskatchewan watershed.

As a member of the Indigenous Land Management Institute in the College of Agriculture and Bioresources, Brook combines traditional knowledge, wildlife ecology, ecosystem monitoring science and a wealth of data about wildlife movement and activities in Saskatoon. Join us on Saturday Sept. 18 at 7:00 pm as we discover what Brook’s lab has discovered and how we can better understand urban wildlife and the ecology around us. It is a great opportunity to increase our capacity to connect with and co-exist with our urban wildlife.

Saskatoon’s Wildlife—the real night life in Saskatoon! (Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.)

Category: Meetings, Conferences and Workshops
Dates: September 18, 2021 - September 18, 2021

Saskatoon’s trail cams reveal who’s who.
Dr .Ryan Brook has access to Saskatoon’s real night life. His Wildlife Ecology and Community Engagement (WECE) lab at the University of Saskatchewan uses 30 trail cameras strapped to trees to photograph the different animals that are coming and going in the city and on its fringes. Approximately 85% of the photographs in the first four months were of animals active at night. Our river corridor is a living habitat that's home to a lot species including coyotes, skunks, foxes, moose, deer, rabbits, porcupines, beavers, and muskrats, but there have been cougar and bear sightings.

Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope Saskatoon (Ovarian Cancer Canada)

Category: Fundraisers and Volunteer
Dates: September 8, 2019 - September 8, 2019

The Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope is the largest and most powerful event of its kind in the country. Held in over 35 communities nationwide, it is the only walk in Canada to direct all attention and fundraising towards helping women with ovarian cancer live fuller, better and longer lives.
Held annually during Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, this family-friendly event raises vital funds to change lives affected by ovarian cancer through research, advocacy, and support.
Register today for the Walk in Saskatoon on Sunday, September 8th, at Saskatoon Minor Football Field and join thousands of Canadians walking to save women’s lives. www.ovariancancerwalkofhope.ca

Midtown Common Grand Opening (Midtown)

Category: Food and Drink
Dates: July 25, 2019 - July 28, 2019

Celebrate Midtown's brand new food hall, Midtown Common, on July 25! Visit its new location on the upper level to #FindSomethingInCommon and try new and familiar favs. Enjoy food, a live DJ, contests and promotions all weekend long!

Doorcrasher: Dine & Cash!

Be sure to arrive early as the first 200 guests in line on July 25 will get to “Dine & Cash!” — spend $10 at Midtown Common during the Grand Opening and win a Midtown gift card valued between $10 and $100.

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