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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society

@skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social
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We focus on storytelling and the history and folklore of daily life, engaging with our relationships and responsibilities to past, present, and future generations. We publish Folklore Magazine! Learn more: linktr.ee/shfs www.skhistory.ca

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Dr. Jessica M. DeWitt @jessicamdewitt.bsky.social · 25/06/2026
Some queer history on the @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social blog today! Check out "Barbara and Judy: Sidekicks for Life." Still immensely proud of our Unapologetically Queer special issue of Folklore. skhistory.squarespace.com/blog/barbara... #skhistory #yxe #sask #queerhistory
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Barbara and Judy: Sidekicks for Life - Barbara Clanchy — Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society
As we walked along the path, I felt a quiver of carefully concealed excitement. Who was this woman walking next to me, and did we really have anything in common? I felt comfortable and relaxed with ou...
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NiCHE Canada @nichecanada.bsky.social · 27/06/2026
4 "Drought" by Ken Mushka - niche-canada.org/2026/04/16/d... @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social #envhist #aghist #cdnhist #drought #skhistory #sask
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Drought
Ken Mushka recalls the 1988 drought: early hope fades into crop failure, financial stress, resilience, and an eventual life-changing shift away from farming.
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NiCHE Canada @nichecanada.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
"Today, paying attention to the wheat stem sawfly positions us to note how at least one solution to 1930s soil drift itself led to new problems." - @stundenbower.bsky.social niche-canada.org/2020/04/09/s... #envhist #aghist #skhistory @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social #insects
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Strip Farming and the Wheat Stem Sawfly on the Canadian Prairies, 1930s-1940s
Dust and grasshoppers dominated 1930s prairie agriculture, but wheat stem sawflies also impacted farming, complicating soil conservation and pest control efforts.
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Dr. Jessica M. DeWitt @jessicamdewitt.bsky.social · 13/05/2026
To mark the 150th anniversary of Treaty Six, I’m editing a series for @nichecanada.bsky.social and @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social on its environmental impact. Proposals are due by June 30th! Full CFP here: niche-canada.org/2026/04/09/c... #envhist #cdnhist #indigenoushistory #treatysix
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Treaty 6 at 150:
Reading the Land, Reckoning the Past
Proposal Deadline: 30 June 2026
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To mark the 150th anniversary of Treaty Six (and the Indian Act), the Network in Canadian History and Enviroment (NiCHE) and the Saskatchewan History and Folklore Society (SHFS) invite submissions of 500 - 2,000 words that explore the environmental impact of Canada's treaties in this particular region of the country.
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We invite submissions on any environmental topic related to the history of the Treaty Six territory, including:
• Agriculture and
• Water
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• Natural Resource
Assimilation
Governance
• Resource Extraction
• Recreation and 
(mining, forestry, etc.) Conservation
• Seasonality
• Climate
• Biodiversity Loss
• Forestry and
• Food sovereignty
Wildfires
• Hunting, Trapping,
• Reconciliation
Fishing, Foraging
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Please submit a 150-word proposal and a 100-word bio using the form in the CFP by 30 June 2026. Accepted proposals will be notified on a rolling basis. The series will begin publication in August 2026.
FUll CFP in my BIO.
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NiCHE Canada @nichecanada.bsky.social · 14/05/2026
Today @mrapomquet.bsky.social reflects on @therealkenwilson.bsky.social's book, Walking the Bypass: Notes on Place from the Side of the Road This post is part of our Coulees to Muskeg – A Saskatchewan Environmental History series w/ @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social niche-canada.org/2026/05/14/m...
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Making Something Beautiful of a Roadside
Ken Wilson’s Walking the Bypass finds beauty in industrial landscapes, using mindful walking to explore settler-colonial history and land kinship.
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NiCHE Canada @nichecanada.bsky.social · 11/04/2026
Call for Papers – Treaty 6 at 150: Reading the Land, Reckoning the Past A NiCHE & @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social series Proposal Deadline: 30 June 2026 Series publication beginning in August 2026 niche-canada.org/2026/04/09/c... #envhist #cdnhist #indigenoushistory #treatysix #skhistory #alberta
This plan depicts lands associated with Big River I.R. 118A (Canada Lands #06608). The lands depicted in this plan are associated with Big River First Nation. “854 CLSR SK. Plan, Indian Reserve No. 118A, Addition for Big River Indians of Reserve no. 118. Treaty 6, Saskatchewan. [cartographic material].” 1908. Library and Archives Canada.
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NiCHE Canada @nichecanada.bsky.social · 23/04/2026
"Drought" by Ken Mushka is the latest article in our Coulees to Muskeg – A Saskatchewan Environmental History series, published in collaboration with @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social! niche-canada.org/2026/04/16/d... #envhist #cdnhist #aghist #waterhistory #drought #skhistory #sask
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Drought
Ken Mushka recalls the 1988 drought: early hope fades into crop failure, financial stress, resilience, and an eventual life-changing shift away from farming.
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 16/12/2025
New blog post today, a short feature photo about "Ben-Hur" style chariot racing in #yorkton in the 1980s! www.skhistory.ca/blog/feature...
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Wilmar Shingoose: Chariot Racing — Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society
These two photos are of Wilmar Shingoose and his brother Walter Mindy chariot racing in the late 1980s in Yorkton. Chariot and chuckwagon racing have been part of the family for years.
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 30/10/2025
The Folklore Harvest Ball is starting over on our Insta and Facebook! Head over and join in the fun! www.facebook.com/skhistoryfol... www.instagram.com/skhistoryfol...
On a light colored background, cheerful letters in gold and orange spell out "The 1st Annual Folklore Harvest Ball, a historical photo costume party!" Below is an orange-toned image from the 1980s of a little girl all ready to go trick or treating in a witch mask with a hat and a matching plastic witch dress. She holds a a plastic pumpkin basket to collect candy.
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NiCHE Canada @nichecanada.bsky.social · 24/10/2025
We are happy to announce the 7th year of our partnership with @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social & Folklore Magazine on the From Coulees to Muskeg: A Saskatchewan #EnvHist Series Get your proposals to our editor-in-chief & SHFS president, @jessicamdewitt.bsky.social! niche-canada.org/2025/10/22/c...
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Call for Submissions – From Coulees to Muskeg: A Saskatchewan Environmental History Series
We will consider any environmental history topic that relates to Saskatchewan, including trans-regional and comparative topics
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 16/10/2025
You're invited to the very first annual Folklore Harvest Ball! Head to our Instagram and Facebook to get the details! www.facebook.com/skhistoryfol... www.instagram.com/skhistoryfol...
On a light colored background, cheerful letters in gold and orange spell out "Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society Presents: the 1st Annual Folklore Harvest Ball, a historical photo costume party! Inside a small gold star at the bottom left, it reads: Share your costume photo and win a prize. At the bottom right are two pictures: one of a kid in a furry rabbit suit with pink ears, and the other of a woman in an improvised black witch hat, holding a broom and wearing a black coat. Gold stars mingle with autumn leaves and circle playfully around the text.
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 26/09/2025
John & Margaret Irving, a team of historians from La Ronge, are the joint winners of the 2025 Everett Baker Award for Saskatchewan Heritage! Head to our Insta & FB for details and ceremony highlights! #Saskatchewan #History #LaRonge www.instagram.com/skhistoryfol... www.facebook.com/skhistoryfol...
A framed award certificate that reads "In the spirit of Everett Baker, who believed in and actively volunteered for the preservation of history in Saskatchewan, the Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society recognizes Margaret and John Irving for demonstrating the same spirit and commitment."
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 17/09/2025
Part II of our showcase of all the new features of the redesigned Folklore Magazine is up! Check it out on our Insta! #FolkloreMagazine #FreshLook www.instagram.com/skhistoryfol...
An infographic in cheerful colours that reads: New Features of Folklore Magazine, Part II: Practical Stuff! Same stories, stronger design: Folklore’s new layout is crafted to be distinctive, legible, and editor-friendly.
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 16/09/2025
Head on over to our Insta where we've got a rundown of all the new features of the redesigned Folklore Magazine! Well, half of them anyway - Part II comes out tomorrow! #FolkloreMagazine #FreshLook www.instagram.com/skhistoryfol...
An infographic that reads "New Features of the Folklore Magazine Redesign Part I: Vision, Values, Identity. Our fresh design reflects our unique identity and the magazine's history. An inforgraphic showing the front and back covers of the newly redesigned Folklore Magazine, with arrows pointing to the various elements that represent the land: The cover background, a seasonal landscape, the tree ring motifs, and the prairie lily incorporated into the masthead.
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 12/09/2025
Coming up next week, we'll be sharing some highlights on our Instagram and Facebook feeds! Join us there! www.instagram.com/skhistoryfol... www.facebook.com/skhistoryfol...
A cheerful orange graphic featuring two cards: one labelled "New features of the Folklore Magazine Redesign Part I: Vision, values, identity" and the other labelled "Folklore Magazine Redesign Part II: practical stuff." An icon reads "next week!"
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 11/09/2025
Social posts about our Folklore redesign are great, but you know you want to dive deep into the history! Discover the inspiration behind our work, the guiding vision, and how the new cover embodies our unique identity as a "people stories" magazine. skhistory.squarespace.com/blog/a-new-l...
A graphic showing the latest cover of Folklore Magazine. A smiling young girl from a 1952 photo hold a branch covered in pincherries. The caption reads "A New Look for Folklore Magazine - People stories Blog."
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 11/09/2025
✨ New look, same Folklore! ✨ We’ve refreshed our design with cleaner fonts, bold photos, seasonal covers, and a splash of color—while staying true to our roots. 🌾🌸 #FolkloreMagazine #FreshLook skhistory.squarespace.com/blog/a-new-l...
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We are Proud to Share a New Look for Folklore Magazine! — Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society
Above all, we aimed to communicate to new readers what long-standing readers already know: that history is alive, and matters, and there is a whole community of history-lovers, young and old, awaiting...
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 29/08/2025
Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married
Two books lie side by side on a table. One is an austere-looking old volume labelled "HISTORY" in block letters. The other looks like a magic spell book with an ornate cover including gold medallions and flower petals. The cover reads "Folklore" in a flowing script and is surrounded by dried flowers, herbs, and mushrooms.
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 29/08/2025
One of the most-read @nichecanada.bsky.social posts in June!
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Dr. Jessica M. DeWitt @jessicamdewitt.bsky.social · 15/08/2025
Hugh Henry, past @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social president, has put a lot of effort into these walks, contacting land owners, setting up get-togethers and overnights along the way. This page needs to be updated, but here is some more info: www.skhistory.ca/historic-tra...
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Historic Trail Walks — Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society
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Dr. Jessica M. DeWitt @jessicamdewitt.bsky.social · 14/08/2025
I joined some of my fellow @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social colleagues this past weekend at Wood Mountain to mark the 10th anniversary of our historic trail walks and retrace the first leg of the original walk from Wood Mountain to Fort Walsh. #skhistory #saskatchewan #exploresask
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Dr. Jessica M. DeWitt @jessicamdewitt.bsky.social · 15/06/2025
Tonight I’m at the Spark Your Pride! banquet at the Western Development Museum with @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social! Want to learn about queer history in Saskatchewan? Check out our Unapologetically Queer special issue of Folklore. www.skhistory.ca/unapologetic... #yxe #saskatchewan #queerhistory
Spark your pride banquet at Western development museum Pride flag in front of historic building with yellow trim inside western development museum Cover of Unapologetically Queer special issue of Folklore magazine showing two women kissing while three people feign bashfulness
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 13/06/2025
This year, the SHFS is commemorating Pride Month with a set of custom pride buttons, designed by the talented Ambrose at Corvid Curiosity Design! Each unique piece is inspired by the legacy of pride pins and various queer symbols throughout history. #pride #history #Saskatchewan
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Historic Pride Button Collection & Artist Statement — Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society
In 2025, SHFS is commemorating Pride Month with a set of custom pride buttons, designed by the talented Ambrose at Corvid Curiosity Design! Each unique piece is inspired by the legacy of pride pins an...
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 12/06/2025
We've got a brand-new logo! We had to write a blog post unpacking all the SHFS logo lore, because of course we did www.skhistory.ca/blog/the-shf... #newlogoreveal #newlogo #glowup
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Announcing our New Logo! — Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society
After 46 years, the Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society is proud to announce a new logo!
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WillowWinsham @willowwinsham.bsky.social · 12/06/2025
Still one of my very favourite books to work on and perfect for today's #FolkloreThursday theme - Treasury of Folklore: Seas and Rivers. Packed full of fabulous sea-lore and tales, and can we take a moment to appreciate the stunning cover by Joe McLaren?
Front cover of Treasury of Folklore: Seas and Rivers by Dee Dee Chainey and Willow Winsham. A gold coloured sea monster is attacking a white, three masted sailing ship with a mermaid figure head with arms outstretched.
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 20/05/2025
Coming up tomorrow night! Don't forget to register: www.surveymonkey.com/r/GoldMounta... #AsianHeritageMonth #Saskatchewan #History
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 15/05/2025
To celebrate Asian Heritage Month, we’re hosting a virtual lecture with Florence Hwang on May 21, 2025 (7 PM CST)! The event is free. Register at: www.surveymonkey.com/r/GoldMounta... #AsianHeritageMonth #Saskatchewan #History
Poster for "Chasing the Gold Mountain" With Florence Hwang 7- -8:15 CST Wednesday, May 21. Across the top is an image of four smiling people, one of whom is holding a baby, and a young boy smiling and holding a camera. The photo is of the Wadena Café in the 1970s. The people are: Freda Yee Louie, Florence Hwang, Jennifer Yee Hwang, David Yee, Eileen Yee, Fred Yee. In the bottom left is an inset image of Florence Hwang holding a video camera and smiling.
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American Association for State and Local History @aaslh.org · 15/05/2025
Today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day! AASLH offers an online self-paced Accessibility for Historical Organizations course. This course explains strategies for accessibility for physical, hearing, sight, and a variety of "invisible" disabilities.Learn more and register at tinyurl.com/mtjhc5yp.
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Guy Gavriel Kay @guygavrielkay.bsky.social · 06/04/2025
Well, I’ll post this again! This is me and my brother Jeffrey. Weyburn, Saskatchewan, winter 1956. I’m the one who has clearly shoveled the sidewalk to the horizon. I have earned my Negroni. He is manifestly proud to just be upright.
GGK and brother, small kids, winter in Saskatchewan.
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Aaron Rupar @atrupar.com · 01/04/2025
"I don't want a Disney vacation of our history! I don't a whitewashed history, I don't want a homogenized history. Tell me the wretched truth about America, because that speaks to our greatness" -- 20 hours into his speech, Cory Booker is spitting absolute 🔥
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 26/03/2025
We are looking for a summer intern! #Jobs #Saskatchewan #history #oralhistory
Poster reads: Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society 

Public History Intern in Oral History, Clothing and Dress, and Digital Collections
Are you a creative person with a passion for oral history, the history of clothing and dress, historic photos, social media, and public history?

We are looking for you! 
Apply by APRIL 9, 2025Poster Reads: We seek a Graduate or fourth-year undergrad in an area such as Indigenous Studies, Digital Culture & New Media, History, English, Archaeology, or related disciplines. You will help gather oral history stories for publication in print and online forms, engage the public in history through social media, and write for history publications!
The job is in Saskatoon and is 30 hours per week. Wages are $17.64 to $23.57, depending on the year of study. Term is 16 weeks, May to August. Please send your resume to Kristin Enns-Kavanagh at info@shfs.ca. DM with questions or call/txt 
(306) 361-2296.Poster Reads: Apply today! 
Candidates must:
Be a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident, or have refugee status in Canada (non-Canadians holding temporary work visas or awaiting permanent status are not eligible):
Be legally entitled to work in Canada;
Be between 16 and 30 years of age at the start of employment;
Be willing to commit to the full duration of the work assignment;
Intend to return to full-time studies in the semester following the YCW job.
This position is contingent on a successful funding application to Young Canada Works and Canada Summer Jobs.Poster reads: Apply Today! 
Email your resume to: 
 info@shfs.ca

DM us with questions or call/txt (306) 361-2296
Apply By April 9, 2025.
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Dr Jessamy Carlson @jessamycarlson.bsky.social · 26/03/2025
I am teaching the basics of life course tracing (or tracing people in the past) again this May, online. More details here if you are interested. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/past-thema...
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PAST Thematic Overview: Life Course Tracing (19th and 20thC)
An introduction to tracing people in the past, and uncovering information about how they lived their lives through the public records.
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 19/03/2025
A short video of our standing-room-only launch for Unapologetically Queer March 14th! To read online or download a PDF, go to skhistory.squarespace.com/unapologetic... or use the QR code on the last slide of the video! #UnapologeticallyQueer #Saskatchewan #Canada #History #lgbtqia
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 19/03/2025
New blog post today! Neil McMahon shares “Moose Hunt with My Parents.” Photo: Les McMahon, the author’s Dad (left) and Wilfred Macadamia. Our 'people stories’ blog shares articles from Folklore Magazine. To subscribe to Folklore, visit www.skhistory.ca. skhistory.squarespace.com/blog/udpd7dy...
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Moose Hunt with My Parents - Neil McMahon — Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society
My mother would start cooking a couple of days before we would leave. Bannock, maybe 2 of them, and a blueberry pie. The berries had been picked early in the fall. There was a coffee pot and coffee. I...
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 11/03/2025
We are thrilled to announce we have partnered with Spark Your Pride – Culture, History, and Arts Organization of Saskatchewan Inc., part of Queer Seniors of Saskatchewan, to publish a collection of stories of Queer seniors living in SK! Read online here: skhistory.squarespace.com/unapologetic...
The cover of Unapologetically Queer, the latest Special Edition from Folklore Magazine. Against a sparkling blue background, a black and white image of two women enjoying a kiss on their wedding day. They are standing in front of some stairs; above them on the stairs are their three grown children. One has her hands covering her ears, one is covering her mouth, and one is covering his eyes (with one hand moved so he can peek out). In flowing script, the cover reads "Unapologetically Queer: Sharing our Stories," A Special Edition of Folklore.
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Ceri Houlbrook @cerihoulbrook.bsky.social · 04/03/2025
I'm so excited to announce that mine & @odavies9.bsky.social book 'Folklore: A journey through the past & present' will be out this September! 'The book's key message is that folklore...is and always has been ubiquitous, dynamic and political' manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/9781526180384/
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neanderthal paganism @milbel.bsky.social · 27/02/2025
In folklore, storms rarely bring just rain—they bring transformation. Tempests mark the arrival of gods, the turning of fate, or the breaking of an old order. Whether divine wrath or cleansing renewal, thunder and wind always signal change. #FolkloreThursday
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 26/02/2025
Save the date! Friday March 14th! ✨
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 25/02/2025
Folklore Magazine Spring 2025 is in the mail! #localhistory #Saskatchewan #history #SK #Folklore #WeThoughtWeDeservedALittleBeethoven #AsATreat
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Dr. Jessica M. DeWitt @jessicamdewitt.bsky.social · 22/02/2025
Had an absolutely wonderful time at the BPES Fashion Show for Black History Month with my @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social colleagues tonight. Wow, what a stunning event. #yxe
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 21/02/2025
Save the date! In partnership with Spark Your Pride, we're launching our latest Special Edition of Folklore Magazine, "Unapologetically Queer," a collection of stories from #Queer Seniors in #SK, on March 14! Click the link in our bio for more info! #localhistory #history #Saskatchewan #lgbtq2ia
Poster featuring cheerful pink, purple and yellow colours for the Launch Party of "Unapologetically Queer," a compilation of Saskatchewan Queer Senior's stories. Poster reads: 
Launch Party:
Friday, March 14th 2025
Unapologetically Queer: Sharing our Stories - A Special Edition of Folklore Magazine
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
McNally Robinson
3130 8th Street East, Saskatoon, SK. 
For more info, email info@shfs.ca or sparkyourpride2022@gmail.com
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 20/02/2025
Funny how, for me, doing something like this brought up stories that I'd nearly forgotten - I know there are some stories about my Grandma's Lemon Jelly Roll, but I can't quite remember them, and have decided I must ask my Dad about it!
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Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @skhistoryfolklore.bsky.social · 19/02/2025
Excited to join Bluesky! Enjoy the latest post on our "people stories" blog, where Neil McMahon shares “Frying-Pan Jig,” a 1980s tale involving him, his brother Matt, and a bear. #saskatchewan #history #bearencounter #animalhistory #localhistory #humour #HappyEnding www.skhistory.ca/blog/frying-...
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Frying-Pan Jig — Neil McMahon — Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society
This story is about me, my brother Matt, and a black bear in the 1980s. My brother Matt and I are great friends, and we used to spend a lot of time together in the forest hunting, fishing, and picking...
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