Spring 2021 Community Newsletter
Help Make Saskatchewan More Accessible
Share your ideas and suggestion for making Saskatchewan more accessible.
“This is your opportunity to share your ideas and suggestions for accessibility legislation for Saskatchewan. You can take a survey, ask a question, or share your vision for a more accessible Saskatchewan.”
https://accessiblesk.saskatchewan.ca/have-your-say
Music Matters Survey
For all music industry workers, regardless of your role, genre, or musical income, SaskMusic encourages you to complete this survey.
Nuit Blanche is Coming to 33rd St. West
Nuit Blanche is coming to 33rd Street! The businesses and organizations along the street will be hosting installations and projections that can be viewed outdoors, at-a-distance, or from the safety and comfort of a vehicle.
School Break Camps
Monthly Community Association Meeting
Join the Hudson Bay Park/Mayfair/Kelsey Woodlawn Community Association meeting on Wednesday February 24th at 6:30 – 8:00 pm. We’re meeting online via teleconference, and any residents can attend.
To receive the join code for the meeting, email us at
HBPMKWinfo@gmail.com before the 24th.
Winter Shines – Feb 15 – 21
Cross Country Ski Trails Have Been Set in Henry Kelsey Park
A large loop around the perimeter of the park, north of the playground, was set on Tuesday. A smaller loop near the ball diamond at Avenue K North and 34th St. West was also set.
Thank you to Dan J with the City’s Parks Dept. for grooming the trails today. The Community Association just put in a request two days ago and it’s already done.
Thank You Spring Roll Restaurant
Saskatoon Public Library – 1000 Books Before Kindergarten
” Welcome to 1000 Books Before Kindergarten. Reading to your child every day helps build their literacy skills and helps them prepare for school. Your child’s first and best teacher is you! By reading just three books a day you can read 1000 books to your child in one year. And, yes, reading the same book multiple times is fine (even encouraged!).
Early literacy is everything that children know about reading and writing before they can read and write. Recognizing print, letters and numbers, rhyming, vocabulary, narrative skills, and the motivation to read are literacy skills that children can start learning from birth. “
See information below for all details and how to register as an individual or family. There is also a downloadable tracking sheet if you want to use one.
https://saskatoonlibrary.ca/…/1000-books-before…/
