The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World
An adventure traveller's tales from around the world.
Meet Chris Attrell. The photographer and creative mind behind some of Saskatchewan’s creepiest photographs of abandoned buildings. Originally born in Calgary, Alberta, he was raised in Houston, Texas but decided to move to Saskatchewan ten years ago to take advantage Read More …
Chasing the aurora borealis became a passion of mine once I returned to Canada from years away travelling. After speaking with people around the world who had never had the opportunity to see the lights, I realized just how special Read More …
Considering applying as the next Saskatchewanderer? Want a few tips or tricks to help your application from a former Saskatchewanderer? It’s hard to believe it has been two years already, but I was the fourth Saskatchewanderer in 2015. The program Read More …
In late August I teamed up with the crew at the Prairie Summit Shop and wandered my way north for one of my most exciting summer weekends: an introductory course on white water canoeing. Unbeknownst to many, Saskatchewan has a Read More …
THIS is where I come from. It’s Saskatchewan – most notably known as The Land of Living Skies. But there’s something more to this rectangular-shaped province I call home when not on the road. Saskatchewan produces many things: canola, flax, Read More …
Humour is how the team at Skydive Saskatoon steadies the nerves of those who decide to jump out of a perfectly good airplane. Walking up to the hangar at the Richter Airfield near Martensville, Saskatchewan, the skies suddenly changed from Read More …
1. Slurp a Froster Swirl and eat a dozen deep fried perogies at Manitoba’s local convenience stores Slushies and deep fried perogies are popular items at Manitoba’s Macs and 7-Eleven convenience stores. Winnipeg is the Slurpee capital of Canada, selling Read More …