SURVIVAL GUIDE LAW STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION - University of Saskatchewan College of Law Class of 2024
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LAW STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION SURVIVAL GUIDE University of Saskatchewan College of Law Class of 2024
Welcome Letter 2
Class of 2024,
Congratulations on your admittance to the
University of Saskatchewan College of Law!
Welcome to your first year of law school, and to
the community of which you are now a part. A note on COVID-19:
Whether you are a Saskatoon local or from Due to the evolving situation of the pandemic,
elsewhere in Canada, the Law Students’ the LSA wants to acknowledge that the events
Association (“LSA”) has prepared this guide to and information included in this guide may be
help smooth your transition into law school. changed.
This guide contains a range of information
- from how to get textbooks if you aren’t in We will be following the proper health and safety
Saskatoon, to all the fun clubs you can join. guidelines as mandated by the Saskatchewan
Government.
We encourage you to join the Official LSA Social
Group, along with the Class of 2024 group on For the most up to date information, please see
Facebook. We are also on Instagram the The Official U of S LSA Social Group on
@usasklawlsa. The LSA also maintains a social Facebook.
calendar outlining College, University, and
LSA events throughout the year. This calendar is
updated regularly on the website and announced
on the Social Group page, so tune in, folks.
The LSA exists to serve its students. Council is
available to answer any questions you may
have about school, online learning, social
activities in your city, or life in general. We hope
this guide proves useful.
Good luck in your first of an exciting three years,
and once again, welcome.
Cheers,
The LSA
Pain is temporary
A law degree is forever
- Ancient law student proverb
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TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Student
Key Contacts for Resources and LSA Participation
LSA and Faculty University and Membership
P. 4 - 6 Information P. 12 - 14
P. 7 - 11
How to Get Student Club Points of Interest in
Involved Information Saskatoon
P. 15 - 18 P. 19-20 P. 21
LSA Executive 4
THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Below is a list of the 2021-2022 LSA Executive. If you have questions
about something specific, like intramural sports, summer jobs,
finals, or wellness, for example, reach out to these individuals.
The LSA has three available first-year positions to be filled.
Campaigning and elections will take place in September. You can
find Council’s contact information on the LSA Website (http://
www.usask.ca/groups/lsa/), on Facebook, through your upper year
PRESIDENT
siblings, or by reaching out to anyone on the LSA.
Karim Ismail
VP SOCIAL VP EXTERNAL VP
Julia Conlon Parker Chow ADMINISTRATION
Kane Fritzler
VP VP FINANCE VP INDIGENOUS
ATHLETICS Matteo Loconte RELATIONS
Laura Robson JC Steele
VP INTERNAL VP ACADEMICS VP WELLNESS
Manuel Cameron Nicole Tryhorn
Dominguez Christensen
LSA Council Members 5
LSA COUNCIL MEMBERS
Below is a list of the 2020-2021 LSA council:
Publicity Director: Bridget Morrison
Social Directors: Taylor Schlamp & Lily Wiebe
Family Rep: Vacant
Women’s Athletic Rep: Serana Saini
Men’s Athletic Rep: Brandon Forbister
Canadian Bar Association Rep: Wendy Cordon
Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association Rep: Sophia Lagimodiere
Second-Year Reps: Anna Little & Sam Rzd
Chris Hinchcliffe
Second-Year Faculty Rep:
Third-Year Reps: Barbara Baker & Emily Arthur
Third-Year Faculty Rep: Meghan Johnson
USSU / University Council Rep: Levi Perrault
Community Outreach Director: Kesley Leik
Indigenous Relations Rep: Mark Oldershaw
Logistics and Administration Director: Walker Paterson
Important Contacts 6
IMPORTANT CONTACTS
Dean Phillipson is the head of the College of Law at the
University of Saskatchewan; he oversees the College of Law, its
MARTIN faculty relations, as well as the College’s relationships with other
PHILLIPSON colleges at the University of Saskatchewan
Dean
OFFICE: Room 250
EMAIL: martin.phillipson@usask.ca
PHONE: (306) 966-5910
Professor Surtees is the official conduit between students,
faculty and the various college committees that make decisions
DOUG SURTEES regarding student issues. If you are having any academic or
Associate Dean personal issues that are affecting your studies, please contact
Academic Professor Surtees. He is responsible for academic support and
exam accommodation. If you are faced with circumstances that
affect your ability to sit midterms or finals, you must speak with
Professor Surtees as soon as possible to determine what exam
accommodation may be available for you.
OFFICE: Room 280
EMAIL: doug.surtees@usask.ca
PHONE: (306) 966-5242
ADMISSIONS REGISTRATION CAREER
Doreen Petrow & Louise Ferguson Shari Thomson
Michelle Halvorson Academic Program Director of Career
Admissions Officers & Records Assistant Development
• Admissions • Upper year registration • Career Planning programming
• First Year Registration • Grade appeals and partnership with students
• Entrance Scholarships
to support future successes
OFFICE: Room 280 OFFICE: Room 280 OFFICE: Room 247
PHONE: (306) 966-5892 PHONE: (306) 966-5896 PHONE: (306) 966-1924
EMAIL: EMAIL: EMAIL: lawcareers@usask.ca
doreen.petrow@usask.ca louise.ferguson@usask.ca
m.halvorson@usask.ca
Student Information 7
STUDENT RESOURCES
How To Get Textbooks
You will receive information on required textbooks in your first week of classes.
— Normally you do not need to buy books before this time, but if you are planning to buy
new books from the bookstore and require shipping, they are encouraging students to
order early because of shipping delays. However, buying used books is a great way to save
money and to connect with upper year students.
•
If you know other students at different law schools, it might be worth your time to reach out to
them to see if they have the book you need.
Student Information 8
STUDENT RESOURCES
What are Condensed Annotated Notes (“CANs”)?
• CANs are Condensed Annotated Notes made by former students that summarize cases
and other important concepts discussed in class and found in required texts and course
materials.
• If you want to supplement your CANS, LSA CANS are provided online through the Official
LSA Facebook Group in the files section, HOWEVER you should always start by making
your own. You should not rely solely on them.
• CANs are not necessarily comprehensive, and some professors have been known in past
to specifically target sections of course material in exams that are not adequately covered
in previous years’ CANs. CANs can also include inaccurate information.
How to Get Your Student Card
• University of Saskatchewan student cards act as your library card, bus pass, and admission
to the campus gym (hopefully you will need these soon).
• You can ORDER YOUR STUDENT CARD ONLINE here: https://students.usask.ca/
essentials/student-id-cards.php . All you need is a passport style photo in jpeg format that
is less than 2MB. Provide your first name, last name, date of birth, and NSID or student ID
number.
• If you lose your card, a new one can be acquired at the Student Card Office located in the
Bookstore in Marquis Hall (winter semester).
Health and Dental
• Every registered full time student, unless they opt out, is part of the USSU Health &
Dental Plan. This means health and dental fees are automatically added to your student
fees, even if you are on your parent’s coverage or have separate coverage.
• You can opt-out at www.ihaveaplan.ca. Click “opt out” on the right-hand column, select
“University of Saskatchewan” and upload photos of your health and dental insurance by
the deadline.
• Any claims for reimbursement can be made here: http://www.studentcare.ca/rte/en/
UniversityofSaskatchewanundergraduatestudentsUSSU_Claims_HowtoClaim
• There is a blackout period from September until November where you will have to pay
for all your medical services, you can still submit your forms but reimbursements will not
be paid until November.
• More information can be found here: https://students.usask.ca/health/health-
plans.php#Studenthealthanddentalplan
General Information 9
GENERAL INFORMATION (for Winter term)
Parking $25 per semester for a specific night of
the week.
• Campus parking is administered by U of
• Metered spaces are available in front of
S Parking Services in the Animal Science
the Law Building, the Hospital (across
Building at 72 Campus Drive. Office
the street), in the Commerce Loop, and
hours are 8:00AM-4:30PM Mon-Fri.
behind the Diefenbaker Center.
They can be reached at (306) 966-4502
or at parking@usask.ca or online at
https://www.usask.ca/parking/ Bus Pass
• Parking spaces are awarded by lottery • As part of your student fees, all U of S
prior to the start of the school year. students receive a bus pass.
Applications are accepted through • You need to have a sticker put on your
PAWS until 10:00am on August 21st, student card each semester in order to
2020. There is also supplementary use your bus pass – stickers can be
online sale of unclaimed parking passes picked up at the Information Kiosk in
in September. This is only available to Upper Place Riel (winter term)
those who signed up for the initial • You can opt out if you live outside the
lottery. city, in residence, or qualify for a
• Information on the student parking disability parking pass. Transportation
online sale can be found in the Parking information is found here: https://
channel on PAWS or at: https:// s t u d e nt s . us as k . c a/ es s e nt i a l s /
parking.usask.ca/options/ transportation.php
student.php#ApplyingforParking • Saskatoon Transit information can be
• Parking is available in the public lots on found at the Information Kiosk in Place
a daily-charge basis. Lot 4 on the North Riel, and Transit Services usually has an
Road near the education building is the information booth set up during the first
closest to the Law Building. The Stadium week of classes in Place Riel. For route
Parkade across College Drive near the maps and other information, you can
PAC almost always has parking available, also check the Saskatoon Transit website
and Parking Services sells month and at: https://www.saskatoon.ca/moving-
term passes for the parkade, however around/transit
these are approximately twice the price
of student parking passes. Both lots
charge $2.00/hour.
• Night parking passes are available from
the Parking Services office or the Place
Riel Information Kiosk at reduced rates.
They are valid after 5:00PM in all non-
gated lots, and are $50 per semester, or
Student Computing 10
STUDENT COMPUTING
Access: IT Help Desk: encouraged to return
• To access any computer • The IT Help Desk is the laptop 1 hour
on campus you need an available from 7am – before the library closes
NSID and a password. 5pm, Monday to Friday, as checking it back in
Your NSID is the three and provides free takes some time).
letter, three number assistance for any • You will be required to
username given to you student computing present your student
in your registration concerns, on campus or card to access a laptop.
materials. personal computers.
• If you do not have an • Arts Room 70 is the Computers:
NSID, go to Room 70 closest IT Help Desk • Laptops for note-taking
Arts (IT Help Desk), or, if location to the Law in class is common but
you are a late-accepted Building. not mandatory. There
student, see a U of S • The Help Desk can be are some professors
Admissions Officer, and reached by phone until who also have a no
they will provide you 10pm at 966-4817, and laptop policy (they will
with one. You will need by email at make it very known if
to have a student card helpdesk@usask.ca that is the case).
or other form of ID. • If you don’t have a
laptop or prefer to keep
Wireless: your computer at home,
• Any issues regarding there are computers on
wireless access for your campus available for
laptop including your use:
wireless configuration • The Law Library has
can be dealt with in computers and a printer
Room 70 Arts (IT Help available for all your
Desk). computing needs.
• Any personal laptop on • The Arts and Science
the university network is computer labs are
required to have available to Law
Sophos Anti-virus, which students. The
is provided for free by computers in the
the university at your Laptop Loan Program: Commerce building are
first log-on. • The Law Library only accessible by
reference desk has two commerce students.
laptops available to
loan for 6-hour periods
(however, you areStudent Funding 11
May your college
memories last as
long as your
STUDENT FUNDING student loan
Scholarships & Bursaries payments.
College of Law has its own bursary/
scholarship program. Most of these awards
do not require an application as you are
automatically considered if you meet the Student Loans
criteria and those that do require an Government student loan information
application will be posted (on PAWS or the relevant to the College of Law can be found
College website) as they become available. at: https://students.usask.ca/money/
loans.php
There are also several awards available that
must be applied for individually. Information regarding eligibility, the
application process, and how to receive
Don’t forget to look into the awards offered your loan is summarized on that webpage.
by the U of S; there are many scholarships Note that in order to receive your loan, the
and bursaries outside the College of Law University must confirm your enrolment
that are open to law students, so make sure after you have registered for courses.
you fill out an application for them as well. Information for Saskatchewan residents and
These forms can be found online at https:// out of province residents is included.
students.usask.ca/money/scholarships.phpLSA Membership 12
Law Students’ Association (LSA) Membership
LSA Memberships are a great resource for you to get involved with the College - especially in
a year where school spirit is more important than ever. Membership for the LSA is $30.
Registration will take place Online. There will be an park meet up August
YOUR MEMBERSHIP PROVIDES YOU WITH:
• Discounted access to social, wellness, & athletic events (LSA members pay less than
non-members)
• A new freebie LSA item
• The business discounts offered through the membership cards will continue:
• Fliosophi 25% discount from 7pm to close on Thursdays,
• UNA 10% (Dine in only)
• Thirsty Scholar: $7.00 doubles, $6.50 Craft Beers, $6.00 Wings on Thursdays, $5.00 Nachos
• More to come- stay tuned!
• Access to all the campus rec sports teams for FREE
• A locker in the College of Law building
LSA Events:
• Academic: The annual textbook sale, the updated set of LSA CAN’s, and ‘Calm
Week’ (support during finals exams), are all planned and executed by the Academic team
of the LSA.
• Career: The LSA facilitates career-building workshops and networking opportunities with
the legal and academic community, helps organize the annual Career Forum, and the
CBA Saskatchewan Firm Showcase.
• Social: The College is a close-knit community. Parties, gatherings, and our annual Formal
help cultivate friendships across the years, while providing an outlet to decompress. At
the very least, they’ll get you to put down your torts textbook now and then!
• Athletic: The LSA organizes coed sports tournaments to socialize, get active, and
compete against alumni and upper years. More athletic information can be found on
page 15.
• Wellness: Yoga classes, financial wellness sessions, spin classes, mental health support,
and more are scheduled annually by our VP Wellness. Check the Official LSA Facebook
page for updates!
Everything scheduled can be found on the LSA Google Calendar:
https://groups.usask.ca/lsa/events-calendar.phpSibling Match 13
SIBLING MATCH
The 1L Sibling Match is an opportunity for Upper Year students to give advice and connect with 1Ls.
The Match generally takes place at the end of the first day of orientation. In the past, it was done
chaotically and randomly. However, the LSA has moved the sibling match online
• With the move online, the Sibling Match will be slightly more organized, and the LSA will
attempt to match 1Ls with Upper Years in which they share interests.
• The Match will be done in the form of a short survey posted on the LSA Facebook pages
and begins August 4th.
The 1L Sibling Match is entirely optional but is a fantastic way to meet upper years and start
building your Law School knowledge. Some sibling relationships turn into life long
friendships, and others are a few kind messages and words of advice.
The Match is what you make it, and is meant to help integrate you into the
Law School experience!
Please keep an eye on the Offical LSA Social Group and Class of 2024
Facebook pages for updates in August!
Follow the LSA on Instagram: @usasklawlsaHow to Get Involved 14
ILSA & THE LSA
Objectives, Elections & Involvement:
Law Students’ Association (LSA)
http://www.usask.ca/groups/lsa/
• The LSA is a liaison between students, faculty, and the University as a whole. This is
realized through student representatives sitting on various University councils to
which they regularly communicate opinions and feedback of fellow students. LSA
members are also often allowed the chance to sit on combined faculty and student
committees.
• First-Year Participation: LSA Council positions: 2 Class Reps (one from each
section); 1 Faculty Council Rep. Elections will be held in September – watch for
announcements!
Indigenous Law Students’ Association (ILSA)
The objectives of the organization are to:
(a) foster a community of academic, professional and social support among
Aboriginal students;
(b) represent and support the academic and professional interests of Aboriginal
students; and
(c) promote accessible legal education for aboriginal people in a culturally
sensitive learning environment.
• Membership is open to all students, full or part-time.
• Regular voting members are those who have self-identified as “Aboriginal”
according to the definition commonly accepted in s.35 of the Constitution Act.
• Associate membership (non-voting) is open to all other students who express a
genuine interest in Aboriginal culture and Aboriginal legal issues.
• ILSA hosts several events throughout the year to provide social outlets for students,
raise funds for a dedicated and culturally appropriate graduation ceremony and
hosts academic seminars and discussion sessions on topics related to Aboriginal
people and Aboriginal law.
President: Jodi Hancheroff; Facebook Page: ILSA USaskHow to Get Involved 15
VP
ATHLETICS:
Laura Robson
ATH ETICS
Tournaments
WOMEN’S ATHLETIC
REP: Serena Saini The College hosts its own annual sporting
tournaments, including softball, golf,
MEN’S ATHLETIC REP: bowling, curling, basketball, soccer, and
Brandon Forbister Challenge Cup hockey tournament .There are
inter-year tournaments. All are encouraged
to participate or attend and cheer on/heckle
your peers! The tentative tournament
Law Games schedule can be found on the LSA google
Law Games is a national sporting and social calendar.
event. Most Canadian law schools
Campus REC
participate. It’s a great opportunity to
Students can participate in a broad range of REC
commiserate and play with your fellow law
sports. Sign-ups will be held at the College
students from across the country. Law games
and are organized by the Athletic Reps and VP
begins recruiting in early September. The
Athletics. Registration fees for College teams are
Games begin around New Year’s Day and
covered by your $20 LSA fee. Campus Rec
typically run four days. First year students
leagues are recreational. Though some leagues
MUST be back in time for Dispute
have both competitive and non-competitive
Resolution Week starting the first week of
divisions, the games are kept at a relatively non-
class in January 2022 (don’t worry, you will
competitive level. We hope Campus REC will
be).
return for the winter semester.How to Get Involved 16
GET INVOLVED
Nunavut Law Student Society Caveat Lector
The U of S has partnered with the The Caveat Lector is a student-run
Nunavut Arctic College and the newsletter that publishes law-related
Government of Nunavut to create the and current events material throughout
Nunavut Law Program, a program the school year. It’s also a great place to
aimed at increasing the number of read student submitted poems, memes,
practising lawyers in Nunavut and and hot takes.
improving access to justice for
Nunavummiut. Membership is open to all students and
all students are invited to submit articles
The Nunavut Law Program has 25 for publication at editors’ discretion.
students studying law in Iqualuit. Their
program runs for four years—one pre- Contact: Barbara Baker & Lexi Morash:
law year, and then three years of law. uofscaveat@gmail.com ; http://
www.usask.ca/groups/lsa/caveat-lector
Facebook Page: Nunavut Law Student
Society - NLSS
Legal Follies Association Inc Committees
Legal Follies is a non-profit, charity Students that are interested in
organization that hosts a variety show in becoming involved in a specific
February showcasing the talent (or lack aspect of the functioning of the
thereof) of students, faculty and staff at college can sit on one or more of
the College of Law. many faculty-chaired committees that
oversee such matters as Admissions,
Follies is organized and produced by Orientation, Finance, Speakers, and
volunteer law students and all proceeds many more. A call for committee
from the show go to a local charity. members will be put out in the fall,
Students can get involved by particip- and is open to all students.
ating on the Board of Directors,
by performing in the show, or both. Contact: Any member on the LSA
Executive Council (See page 3).
Contact: Nicole Tryhorn & Kenya
BhimjiHow to Get Involved 18 ACCESS TO JUSTICE CLASSIC CLASSIC is a non-profit legal clinic in downtown Saskatoon, and is run primarily by law students. Students work under the supervision of a practicing lawyer provide free legal assistance to low-income clients in Saskatoon who cannot afford traditional legal services. CLASSIC focuses mainly on Landlord and tenant issues; Labour Standards; employment insurance; Canada Pension Plan entitlements; SGI Appeals’, Small Claims, and more. Volunteering at CLASSIC provides an excellent opportunity for law students to gain practical experience and have the chance to meaningfully help others Students can become involved in two different ways: by volunteering their time in the clinic or by applying for the clinical intensive offered by the College of Law, where students receive university credit for a semester. Information about volunteering at CLASSIC will be provided through the student Pro Bono coordinators. Contact: 306-657-6100; www.classiclaw.ca Pro Bono Students Canada Pro Bono Students Canada is a national network of law schools, law students, community organizations and lawyers all working together to solve traditionally unmet legal problems. Volunteers acquire marketable skills that look great on a résumé, and have the opportunity to meet lawyers and organizations that could be potential employers or clients; more importantly, contributing to a project that will provide community organizations with legal services that they would not ordinarily have access to can be a personally rewarding experience Projects in family law, tax law, corporate law, health law and many others no matter what your legal interest, we can pair you up with a local organization so you can make a difference. Contact: probono.sask@gmail.com; law.usask.ca/probono
How to Get Involved 19
COLLEGE CLUBS & GROUPS
Join the Facebook page of any club you may have an interest in to get involved online this fall!
LEVEL Changing Lives GREEN LEGAL HEALTH LAW CLUB
Through Law
1 2 3
A national club aimed at Green Legal is a student The goal is to provide a
revealing inequalities in club that aims to increase deeper understanding of
the law. Join and help environmental the field of health law. The
plan a panel awareness and club is a platform to
presentation, trivia involvement within the discuss current issues
nights, and the College of Law. The goal regarding health policy,
elementary school of the group is to take on medical malpractice and
program Dare to Dream practical projects. mental health.
Facebook Page: President: Alanna Facebook Page: USask
USask Level Chapter Bugera; Health Law Club
Facebook Page: Green
Legal
SPORTS LAW CLUB CORPORATE LAW CLUB CRIMINAL LAW CLUB
4 5 6
The Sports Law Club The Corporate Law Club The Criminal Law Club is
provides opportunity to is made of students for students interested in
gain knowledge & interested in corporate current criminal law
experience in the areas and business law. They issues, trials and more.
of player management, put on a “business crawl” President: Alex Studer;
salary arbitrations, for its members and host Facebook Page:
contract negotiations events throughout the University of
and arena management. year. Saskatchewan Criminal
Facebook Page: USask President: Nicole Law Club
Sports Law Club Tryhorn;
Facebook Page: U of S
Corporate Law ClubHow to Get Involved 20
JUST RIGHTS USASK OUTlaws DIVERSITY & LAW
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Just Rights is a social This is the College of DLA aims to promote
justice advocacy student Law’s first “Gay- diversity and
group at the College of (LGBTQ)-Straight multiculturalism in the
Law. Each year Just Alliance”. The focus of study and practice of
Rights picks a current the group is to promote Law.
legal issue to raise awareness of LGBT Facebook Page: DLA at
awareness and rights and, more USask – Diversity and
fundraise. generally, human rights Law Society
Facebook Page: JUST issues.
RIGHTS Facebook Page:
USask OUTLaws
Sisters-in-Law Canadian Bar Association
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Sisters-in-Law club is a The Canadian Bar Association is known throughout
student group that the legal community as “the voice of the legal
shares support, helps profession.” The Saskatchewan Branch of the CBA
communicate hosts a number of events over the course of the
information, and builds school year, giving students opportunities to create
helpful connections for networks in the legal community through the
the women at USask law mentorship program and annual wine and cheese
and recent graduates of events. The CBA Law Students’ Section also host
the college. speakers and the Saskatchewan Law Firms Show-
Facebook Page: USask case. Student memberships are $25 and will be
Sisters in Law available to students during the first weeks of school
There are various opportunities to get involved with
this club and give back. There is also the opportunity
to do an internship abroad over the summer
Contact: Wendy CordonBars & Restaurants 1
There are many bars and restaurants around
the city. Some popular areas include 8th
Street, 2nd Avenue and Broadway. An up
and coming area is Riversdale and River
Landing. Let’s support diversity and local
business!
Restaurants
Las Palapas (Mexican, $$ - $$$)
Odd Couple (Asian Fusion, $$ - $$$)
Primal (Italian, $$ - $$$)
The Hollows (Vegetarian & Gluten Free, $$-$
$$)
Ayden Kitchen & Bar (Canadian, $$$$)
Sticks and Stones (Japanese Korean, $$-$$$)
Little Grouse on the Prairie (Italian, Canadian,
$$$$)
Thien Vietnam (Vietnamese, $)
Keo’s Thai Kitchen (Thai, $$ - $$$)
Black Pepper (Indian, $$-$$$)
Flint Bistro (Canadian, $$-$$$)
Mano’s Restaurant & Lounge (Italian/Greek, $
$-$$$)
Cactus Club Café (American, $$-$$$)
Una Pizza + Wine (Pizza, $$-$$$)
Picaro (Mexican, $$-$$$)
Drift Sidewalk Café & Vista Lounge (Cafe, $$ -
$$$)
Museo Coffee (Café, $$)
Hometown Diner (Diner, $$-$$$)
Konga Cafe (Caribbean $$)
Poached Breakfast Bistro (Café, $$ - $$$)
Calories (French Gastropub, $$-$$$)
Bars
POINTS OF
The Thirsty Scholar
The Crazy Cactus
Original Joes (on 8th Street, Thursday Wine
Night is popular for ½ price wine)
INTEREST
Louis Pub and Loft (On Campus)
Yard & Flagon (Broadway)
Hudsons (Downtown)
Congress Beer House (2nd Avenue)
Flint (2nd Avenue)
Leopold’s Tavern (Broadway)
Winston’s English Pub & Grill (Downtown)
The Hose and Hydrant (Off Broadway)Points of Interest 21
Theatre, Art & Music Other
• Broadway Theatre For an entire list of festivals and events
• www.broadwaytheatre.ca occurring in Saskatoon during the
• Persephone Theatre 2020-2021 academic year, check out http://
• www.Persephonetheatre.org www.tourismsaskatoon.com/festivals-
• Yuk Yuk’s Comedy Club events/.
• http://www.parktownhotel.com/ • Remai Modern
blog/page/comedy-club • Renowned art gallery in
• Capitol Music Club downtown
• http://www.capitolclubyxe.ca/ • https://remaimodern.org/
• Barn Playhouse • Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo
• https:// • http://saskatoonzoosociety.ca/
www.barnplayhouse.com/ • Nutrien Playland at Kinsmen Park
• The Bassment • Open until late fall
• https://thebassment.ca/ • https://www.saskatoon.ca/parks-
• Amigos Cantina recreation-attractions/events-
• http://www.amigoscantina.com/ attractions/potashcorp-playland-
kinsmen-park
• OUT Saskatoon
Activities & Sports • A community that includes,
values, and supports people of
• Husky Athletics
all gender identities, expressions,
• Cheap and fun
and sexualities.
• www.huskies.usask.ca
• http://www.outsaskatoon.ca/
• Escape City YXE
• Midtown Plaza Shopping Centre
• Escape rooms located in
• Largest shopping mall in the city
downtown
• http://www.midtownplaza.ca/
• https://www.escapecity.ca/
• Scotiabank Theatre Saskatoon & VIP
• Outdoor Skating Bessborough Hotel
• Largest movie theater; downtown
• Winter only (obviously)
• http://www.cineplex.com/
• Saskatchewan RUSH Lacrosse Team
Theatre/Galaxy-Cinemas-
• https://www.saskrush.com/
Saskatoon
• APEX Trampoline Park Saskatoon
• Landmark Cinemas Saskatoon
• http://jumpapex.com/
• A new movie theatre located in
• TimberJaxe Throwing Sports
the Brighton area in Saskatoon
• https://www.timberjaxe.ca/
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• Clip N’ Climb
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