Self-described as at one point, the “token Irishman” in Regina, Niall O’Hanlon knows a thing or two about St. Patrick’s Day and planning the perfect party. Since 2012, the city has seen an influx of Irish immigrants to the city Read on! →
Last August, I finally made my way to Grasslands National Park with my kids in tow. I’ve written about the tremendous experience for a couple of publications, namely Prairies North and the Toronto Star. The latter has yet to be Read on! →
When I first heard we were going to be ice driving on a frozen lake circuit in a Porsche Boxster during a recent media trip to Mauricie, Quebec, I honestly didn’t think too much of it. It just didn’t seem Read on! →
Family Day in Saskatchewan is fast approaching and it’s the perfect time to plan something special! Have you made any plans made for the weekend of February 13-15? If not don’t despair, there are certainly a lot of choices and Read on! →
I know what you are thinking. This post is a wee bit late - and truth be told, you are right. However, while I’m a little late to the 2015 round up posts, I nonetheless still wanted to share with Read on! →
My new obsession of using and abusing fish metaphors all started with my first attempt at making sashimi. Yellow fin tuna sashimi. And really, make is a rather strong verb. It was more like slicing. An easy task for sure, yet Read on! →
Located a mere 15 minutes from downtown Saskatoon outside the west side of city, (along Valley Road) is the recently opened family run, boutique distillery, Black Fox Spirits. What makes this distillery already stand apart from the crowd is that Read on! →
Things really heat up during the winter months in Regina. Fun can be had citywide with a variety of new restaurants and pubs, family-friendly stops, boutique shopping downtown and in the Cathedral area, festivals and more. With beautiful Wascana Park Read on! →