Latest Events in Saskatoon(July Updated)

Understanding Crime and the Legal System in Canada Welcome to our in-person event where we delve into the intricacies of crime and the legal system in Canada. Join us at the WWK Main Office as we explore the various aspects of the Canadian legal system, including laws, court procedures, and the role of law enforcement. This event is perfect for anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of how crime is handled within the Canadian context. Don't miss out on this informative and engaging opportunity to learn more about the legal system in Canada! Information Source: Wakati Wa Kafrika | eventbrite

Welcome to BSidesYXE 2025! We are back for a 2nd amazing year! Come join us for a day full of cybersecurity talks and networking at The Broadway Theatre in Saskatoon, SK, Canada with a half day of training the day before. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out in the field, there's something for everyone at BSides. Get ready to learn from industry experts, connect with like-minded individuals, and expand your knowledge in a fun and interactive environment. Don't miss out on this opportunity to level up your cybersecurity skills and be a part of the growing infosec community in Saskatoon. Mark your calendars and get ready for an exciting day at BSidesYXE 2025! Visit our website for more information. Information Source: BSidesYXE | eventbrite

Welcome to the Canada-Ghana Agribusiness Summit! Date: July16-17, 2025 Location: Innovation Place, Saskatoon Join us for a day filled with insightful discussions, networking opportunities, and collaboration in the agricultural sector. The summit aims to foster partnerships between Canadian and Ghanaian businesses, driving innovation and growth in agribusiness. Don't miss this chance to connect with industry leaders, experts, and like-minded individuals passionate about sustainable agriculture. Come be a part of this exciting event! Information Source: eventbrite

Known for his charismatic personality, dynamic stage presence, and unique music style, Brett Kissel has soared to the top of the Canadian country music charts as one of Canada’s most celebrated and beloved entertainers. With 23x CCMA awards, 3x JUNO awards, 2x Gold-certified albums, 11x Gold singles, 5x Platinum singles and an impressive track record of 19x Top-10 radio hits, including 4x #1 singles, his talent and popularity are undeniable. Kissel has toured with Brad Paisley and Garth Brooks and collaborated with Grammy winners Charley Pride, Dave Mustaine, Nelly, 98°, and TikTok sensation Cooper Alan. Following a year-long, four album roll out of The Compass Project, which was accompanied by an extensive cross-Canada tour, Brett Kissel steps into an elevated new chapter of music with an inspiring, unrelenting collection of new music. Information Source: Hudsons Canadas Pub | eventbrite

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Situated 30 minutes from Saskatoon on the edge of the Strawberry Hills, Porter Lake Important Bird Area attracts over 120 bird species over the course of the year. Join us for a 3-hour leisurely driving tour to observe the American Avocets and many other birds that nest here. Great for a family outing. Both novice and experienced bird watchers are welcome. During this Porter Lake Birding Tour, your leader will identify the birds and set up a spotting scope allowing you to get the best view of the birds. A loaner pair of binoculars may be available if requested. ♿ This tour is ideal for low-mobility clients because they may remain in their vehicle during this driving tour. Advance Registration Required. Fee for this group birdwatching tour is $140 per vehicle with 1 - 4 persons. Fee covers leadership only. Accommodation, meals and transportation are not included in the fee. You must drive your own personal or rented vehicle. Details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/porter-lake/ Other Information. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

Join our experienced local birding guide for a 4 hour driving tour to visit some of the best bird-rich hotspots in the Saskatoon region in and near Blackstrap Lake Provincial Park. We will visit deep water regions for viewing diving ducks and pelicans. We will also visit shallow ponds for observing dabbling ducks, grebes and wetland sparrows, rails and other marsh birds. Over 175 bird species may be found here between May and September. Novice and experienced bird watchers are especially welcome. A loaner pair of binoculars may be available if requested. The leader will bring a spotting scope to allow you to view the water birds under high magnification. ♿ This Blackstrap Lake Birding Tour is ideal for low-mobility clients because they may remain in their vehicle during most of this driving tour. Full details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/blackstrap-lake/ Other Information. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

Shawnee Kish is a Mohawk singer-songwriter from Canada. She is most noted as a Juno Award nominee for Contemporary Indigenous Artist of the Year at the Juno Awards of 2022, for her self-titled debut EP. Originally from Welland, Ontario, she began her career singing Shania Twain songs Information Source: Hudsons Canadas Pub | eventbrite

Curious about what bird is twittering in the bushes nearby? Even if you are not an avid birdwatcher, this tour provides you an opportunity to learn about local birdlife near Gardiner Dam while enjoying the beautiful scenery of the area. Join Stan Shadick of Saskatoon Custom Bird Tours for a guided birdwatching day tour to visit Gardiner Dam region and the nearby Anerley Lakes valley. Some of the special birds we will look for include: Great Blue Heron colony, Osprey, Swainson’s Hawk, Piping Plover and American White Pelicans. We should also find many ducks and marsh birds. We might even find a Long-billed Curlew. The Gardiner Dam region has many diving birds on Lake Diefenbaker and along the South Saskatchewan River. The lake shore provides nesting habitat for the rare Piping Plover. Great Blue Herons have nested nearby. The woodlands in Coldwell Regional Park has several kinds of woodpeckers, vireos, flycatchers, warblers and sparrows. Spotted Towhees are found here. The Anerley Lakes valley may have both grassland birds and marsh birds. This Gardiner Dam - Anerley Lakes Birding Tour may be joined at either Saskatoon at 8:00 AM or at Sandy Shores Resort, Gardiner Dam about 9:30 AM. Gardiner Dam is about 2 h 15 minutes from Regina. During this Gardiner Dam - Anerley Lakes birding tour, your leader will identify the birds and set up a spotting scope allowing you to get the best view of the birds. Both novice and experienced bird watchers are welcome. A loaner pair of binoculars may be available if requested. Self-Drive Guided Birding Tour Full details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/gardiner-dam/ Other Information. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

Welcome to the Growth & Evolvement Consulting Mindset + Mastery Retreat! Join us for a transformative in-person event at Alt Hotel Saskatoon where you will immerse yourself in a full day of personal and professional growth. This retreat is designed to help you develop the mindset and mastery needed to take your life and business to the next level. Learn the importance of your self-imag e, how to improve /upgrade it in order to reach your goals, getting very clear about what you want, who you are, taking an in-depth personal inventory and mapping out a game plan for transformation for the remaining 6 months of 2025! Whether you are a seasoned entrepreneur looking to enhance your mindset/skillset or just starting out, this retreat is perfect for anyone looking to grow and evolve in their personal and professional life! Don't miss this opportunity to invest in yourself and your future. Secure your spot today! Information Source: Debbie Calladine | eventbrite

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Use our powerful spotting scope to obtain close-up views of water birds swimming on the river near Saskatoon's weir. Then take a walk along the riverbank trails where your guide will identify a variety of songbirds. Both novice and experienced bird watchers are welcome. A loaner pair of binoculars may be available if requested. https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/weir/ No tax receipt available if paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

Join Stan Shadick for a 1-hour guided Bird Walk through Saskatoon's President Murray Park. This forested park may have woodpeckers, nuthatches, chickadees, Brown Creepers, Golden-crowned Kinglets and finches. Both novice and experienced birders are welcome to join this tour to President Murray Park. The leader will point out the field marks used to identify each bird. You may request to borrow a pair of binoculars. Advance Registration Required Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

Join our experienced local birding guide for a 4 hour driving tour that will cross the South Saskatchewan River at two ferry crossings, north of Saskatoon (Clarkboro Ferry and Hague Ferry). From these ferries, we will watch for raptors, pelicans, herons, gulls and terns We will also take short walks along the wooded shoreline at the ferry crossings watching for nesting orioles, vireos, warblers, flycatchers, sparrows and other songbirds. While driving between ferry crossings, we will stop at any good spots to see birds. We may also make a stop at Fish Creek Historic Site where some of Gabriel Dumont’s men held off General Middleton during the Battle of Tourond’s Coulee on April 24, 1885. Novice and experienced bird watchers are especially welcome. A loaner pair of binoculars may be available if requested. The leader will bring a spotting scope to allow you to view the water birds under high magnification. Good opportunities for bird photography on private tours. ♿ This Ferry Birding Tour is ideal for low-mobility clients because they may remain in their vehicle during most of this driving tour. F ull details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/ferry-birding/ O ther Information. T ax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

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Enjoy observing woodland songbirds plus waterfowl during a guided 2-hour bird walk through the wooded grounds of Saskatoon’s Forestry Farm Park. This park offers excellent viewing and bird photography opportunities. Both novice and experienced birders are welcome to join this tour to Forestry Farm Park. The leader will point out the field marks used to identify each bird. If available, you may request to borrow a pair of binoculars. The leader will provide a spotting scope for viewing water birds under high magnification. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

The dense moist woodlands of the Eagle Hills provides nesting habitat for many species of songbirds. If desired, we can start with a 1 - 2 hour walk along an old level road through some Saskatchewan Wildlife Habitat Lands on top of the Eagle hills. Here we will look and listen for woodpeckers, flycatchers, warblers, sparrows and other songbirds. Some birds of interest often include Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, American Redstart, Ovenbird, Baltimore Oriole, White-throated Sparrow, Least and Alder Flycatchers. If we are lucky, we might hear or see the rare Connecticut Warbler as well as Rose-breasted Grosbeak and Broad-winged Hawk. Later we can make frequent stops along a nearby back road through these woods and stop to photograph the tremendous views from the edge of these Eagle Hills. On our return drive, we will make stops at Eagle Creek Regional Park and also visit a variety of back road bridges over Eagle Creek where we might find Great Blue Heron, Belted Kingfisher, Gray Catbird, Brown Thrasher, Veery, Spotted Towhee, Cliff Swallow, Northern Rough-winged Swallow, Spotted Sandpiper and perhaps a Great Blue Heron. A pair of nesting Sandhill Cranes is often seen on this tour. Join us for this leisurely driving tour. Great for a family outing. Both novice and experienced bird watchers are welcome. A loaner pair of binoculars may be available if requested. During this Eagle Hills and Eagle Creek birding tour, your leader will identify the birds and set up a spotting scope allowing you to get the best view of the birds. ♿ This tour is ideal for low-mobility clients because they may remain in their vehicle during this driving tour. Full details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/eagle-creek/ Other Information. Participants must drive their own personal or rented vehicle.Meals, accommodation and transportation are not included in the tour fee. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

Shorebird Photography Workshop Come join us for an exciting Shorebird Photography Workshop at prairie sloughs near Saskatoon, Canada. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced photographer, this event is perfect for capturing stunning shots of shorebirds in their natural habitat. Learn valuable tips and techniques from our expert photographers to enhance your skills and take your photography to the next level. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to connect with nature and fellow photography enthusiasts. Grab your camera and let's explore the world of shorebird photography together! For more details, please visit www.birdtours.ca or email your phone number to birdtours {at] sasktel.net Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

New Zealand as a country is a bit more on the medium-size both in land area and in human population. However, it punches far above its weight in a few different things, including sheep population, kiwifruit exports, and wine production. As a store that focusses on selling wines rather than kiwifruit, mutton, or wool, we’re mostly interested in the wines bit. Sauvignon Blanc, particularly from the Marlborough region on the northeast of the South Island, is among the best-known wines from New Zealand. However, there’s a lot more to New Zealand than just one grape variety and region! It’s closer to about 40 grape varieties and 10 regions. Come to Metro Liquor tonight and experience some of the wines that New Zealand has to offer! Information Source: Metro Liquor Stores Saskatoon | eventbrite

Join Darren for an hour long sound bath in the historic Knox United Church. This church features the best acoustics while you bask in the breathtaking surroundings in the sanctuary of one of the most beautiful churches in downtown Saskatoon. Darren will play a shruti box, crystal singing bowls and chimes to transport you into a deep state of relaxation. Premium seating is to enjoy the sound bath at the front of the sanctuary in the open area. Please bring a yoga mat, pillow, blanket and anything else you may need for your comfort.General seating is to enjoy the sound bath in the church pews. Information Source: 8th Chakra YXE | eventbrite

Join Stan Shadick for a guided group tour of the best birding hotspots at Chaplin and Quill Lakes Important Bird Area. Trip starts in Saskatoon but can meet up at Chaplin with visitors from Regina, Moose Jaw, Swift Current and other parts of the province. A high quality spotting scope is available for obtaining the best possible views of the birds. Endangered Piping Plover is often found here. Other shorebirds and waders often include White-faced Ibis, Red Knot (spring), Sanderling, Wilson’s Phalarope, Red-necked Phalarope, American Avocet, Black-necked Stilt, Marbled Godwit, Hudsonian Godwit, Stilt Sandpiper, Least Sandpiper, Baird’s Sandpiper, Semipalmated Sandpiper, Pectoral Sandpiper, Short-billed Dowitcher, Lesser Yellowlegs, Willet, Solitary Sandpiper, Spotted Sandpiper, Black-bellied Plover, Semipalmated Plover, Killdeer. Possible Grassland birds include Upland Sandpiper, Long-billed Curlew, Lark Bunting, Baird’s Sparrow, Chestnut-collared Longspur, Western Meadowlark. Both novice and experienced bird watchers are welcome. A loaner pair of binoculars may be available if requested. The leader will bring a spotting scope to allow you to view the birds under high magnification. ♿ This Chaplin Shorebirds Tour is ideal for low-mobility clients because they may remain in their vehicle during most of this driving tour. Fee covers leadership only. Accommodation, meals and transportation are not included in the fee. You must drive your own personal or rented vehicle. Full details a thttps://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/quill-lakes/ Other Information. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

Join our experienced local birding guide for a 4 hour driving tour to visit some of the best bird-rich hotspots in the Saskatoon region. We will visit deep water regions for viewing diving ducks and pelicans. We will also visit shallow ponds for observing dabbling ducks, grebes and wetland sparrows, rails and other marsh birds. Novice and experienced bird watchers are especially welcome. A loaner pair of binoculars may be available if requested. The leader will bring a spotting scope to allow you to view the water birds under high magnification. ♿ This Prairie Lakes Birding Tour is ideal for low-mobility clients because they may remain in their vehicle during most of this driving tour. Full details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/prairie-lakes/ Other Information. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

Following a 30 minute highway drive from Saskatoon, we will take a series of back roads through grassland and pond habitat where we can stop and listen for prairie birds which might include Swainson's Hawk, Western Kingbird, Loggerhead Shrike, Pied-billed Grebe, Western Meadowlark, Sprague's Pipit, Baird's Sparrow and Long-billed Curlew. At our crossing over Eagle Creek, we should find Bank and Cliff Swallows and possibly a Belted Kingfisher or Great Blue Heron. Later, we will drive a loop stopping at various points along the shores of the Van Scoy Lakes watching for numerous species of ducks, grebes, marsh birds and shorebirds. Our waterbird list should include Horned and Eared Grebes, Blue-winged Teal, Northern Shoveler, Gadwall, American Wigeon, Mallard, Northern Pintail, Canvasback, Redhead, Lesser Scaup, Bufflehead and Ruddy Duck. Black Terns, Ring-billed and Franklin's Gulls are normally found flying over the lakes. Breeding shorebirds should include American Avocet, Willet, Killdeer, Wilson's Snipe, Spotted Sandpiper and Wilson's Phalarope. In marsh habitat near the shores of Van Scoy Lakes, we may find Marsh Wrens, Common Yellowthroats, Red-winged and Yellow-headed Blackbirds. We will watch the shrubs near these Van Scoy lakes for Clay-colored and Song Sparrows plus Brown Thrashers and Gray Catbirds. We could find a variety of migrating arctic-nesting shorebirds visiting Van Scoy Lakes including Least, Semipalmated, Baird's, Pectoral, Solitary and Stilt Sandpipers, Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs plus Black-bellied and Semipalmated Plovers and dowitchers. Rare nesting Black-necked Stilts and Sandhill Cranes are sometimes found. During our final lunch stop in a town park, we may find Warbling Vireo, House Wren, Yellow Warbler, Baltimore Oriole, Purple Martin and Eurasian Collared-Doves. You can bring a lunch or pick up some food at the local Co-op store. Join us for this leisurely driving tour. Great for a family outing. Both novice and experienced birders are welcome. If requested, a pair of binoculars may be borrowed during tour. During this Van Scoy Lakes birding tour, your leader will identify the birds and set up a spotting scope allowing you to get the best view of the birds. ♿ This tour is ideal for low-mobility clients because they may remain in their vehicle during this driving tour. Full details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/van-scoy-lakes/ Other Information. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

2-Day Coding Camp for Kids & Youth: Build Your Own Website When: Saturday & Sunday, July 26 & 27, 2025 1 PM – 5 PM each day Who: Young coders aged 8 –16 (no experience required!) Where: BPES Community Hub #7-1622 Ontario Avenue, Saskatoon, SK Why Join? Spark your creativity and learn the magic behind your favorite websites! In this interactive camp, you’ll: Design fun web pages with HTML Style them with CSS (colors, fonts, layouts) Animate simple interactions using JavaScript Show off your very own website at the end! All in a safe, supportive space just for kids and teens, with plenty of hands-on help from experienced instructors. Camp Agenda Day 1: Foundations (1:00 PM – 5:00 PM) 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM HTML Basics & Building Blocks 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM Snack Break 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM Organizing Content & Links 4:30 PM – 5:00 PM CSS Intro: Colors & Layouts Day 2: Design & Fun Interactivity (1:00 PM – 5:00 PM) 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM CSS Deep Dive: Flexbox & Responsive Design 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM JavaScript for Cool Effects 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Final Edits & Troubleshooting 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Website Showcase & Peer Feedback Pricing & Registration Early Bird (before June 30th): $110 General Admission: $130 Sibling Discount: 10% off each additional registration Includes: All coding materials & project files Light refreshments each day Certificate of completion Meet the instructors: Theresa Quagraine Theresa Quagraine first encountered HTML and CSS back in elementary school while trying to customize her shop on Neopets, long before she even knew what “code” was—and that playful tinkering sparked a lasting love for web development. She later earned a Bachelor of Arts & Science from the University of Saskatchewan with minors in Digital Culture & New Media and Psychology, giving her a unique blend of technical skill and insight into human behaviour. Theresa has volunteered as an instructor for the Black Kids Coding Camp run by BPES and served as a mentor with Canada Learning Code’s Kids Learning Code program, helping young learners take their first steps online. Professionally, she is currently a team lead at Vendasta and looks forward to seeing the creative sites participants will build in this camp. Theodocia Quagraine Theodocia Quagraine's web development journey began at the age of twelve when she independently created a fan page for her favorite show during the summer, driven by enthusiasm and a desire to explore. This initial curiosity grew into a focused pursuit, leading her to earn a Bachelor of Arts and Science degree in Interactive Systems Design from the University of Saskatchewan. There, she developed expertise in creating websites designed with the user in mind.Currently, Theodocia serves as a User Experience Content Coordinator at the University of Saskatchewan, where she applies her programming and design abilities to build user-friendly websites. Beyond her professional role, Theodocia is actively involved with the Daughters of Africa Resources Centre SK. This organization shares her commitment to improving opportunities for people of African-descent in Saskatchewan. Theodocia is driven by the hope of seeing more Black men and women achieve success in the field of technology. Information Source: BPES | eventbrite

Welcome to Bollywood Time Machine: 90s to 2025! Come join us at Louis for a journey through time with the best of Bollywood music and dance. From the iconic hits of the 90s to the latest chart-toppers of 2025, this event will have you grooving all night long. Get ready to relive the nostalgia and experience the evolution of Bollywood music over the years. Don't miss out on this unforgettable in-person event that will transport you through the decades of Bollywood magic! Information Source: Desi Beats Entertainment | eventbrite

Enjoy a 3-hour guided birding hike through the bird-rich moist woodland habitat of Chief Whitecap Park near Saskatoon, Canada. Novice and experienced bird watchers are welcome. Your expert guide will identify the field marks of the wide variety of nesting and migratory songbirds. A pair of binoculars may be borrowed during this tour. Advance registration required. Tour starts at the north parking lot at Chief Whitecap Park. Full details via link at WWW.BIRDTOURS.CA or directly at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/chief-whitecap/ Other Information. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

Let our experienced birding guide show you the best bird-rich locations between Saskatoon and Goose Lake. During this 4-hour birding tour, we will visit a variety of bird habitats. Both novice and experienced bird watchers are welcome. Situated about 70 km from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada, Goose Lake is a bird oasis that attracts large numbers of water birds including many species of ducks, geese, grebes, shorebirds, herons. Immense nesting colonies of Franklin's Gulls and Eared Grebes nest here regularly. Prairie nesting shorebirds such as willets, American Avocets, Killdeer and Wilson's Phalaropes are found throughout the spring and summer. Arctic-nesting plovers and sandpipers often appear in large numbers during May, July and August. The surrounding pastures attract grassland birds including Western Meadowlarks, Sprague's Pipit, Baird's Sparrow. Sometimes, lucky birders might find Long-billed Curlew or Black-necked Stilts or White-faced Ibis or egrets or a Peregrine Falcon.cker, Black-capped Chickadee, Blue Jay, White-breasted Nuthatch, Red-breasted Nuthatch, Black-billed Magpie, Common Raven. Some additional possible birds to be found in summer include Red-necked Grebe, Wilson's Snipe, Belted Kingfisher, Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, Eastern Phoebe, Eastern Kingbird, Western Kingbird, Warbling and Red-eyed Vireos, Baltimore Oriole, Spotted Towhee and Common Yellowthroat. During songbird migration during May, we may also find Purple Finch, Pine Siskin, Ovenbird, Northern Waterthrush, Black-and-white, Tennessee, Orange-crowned, Cape May, Bay-breasted, Palm, Wilson's and Yellow-rumped Warblers and Rose-breasted Grosbeak. Good opportunities for bird photography. ♿ This tour is suitable for low-mobility clients because they may view the birds from within their vehicle. Fee covers leadership only. Accommodation, meals and transportation are not included in the fee. You must drive your own personal or rented vehicle. Details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/goose-lake/ Other Information. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

Enjoy observing prairie and woodland songbirds plus numerous ducks and other water birds during a private guided 2-hour birding walk through the native habitats of Donna Birkmaier Park. This naturalized park is located near the east boundary of Saskatoon. These easy wheel-chair accessible walking trails offer excellent viewing and bird photography opportunities. Both novice and experienced birders are welcome to join this tour to Donna Birkmaier Park. The leader will point out the field marks used to identify each bird. You may request to borrow a pair of binoculars. The leader will provide a spotting scope for viewing water birds under high magnification. ♿ This Donna Birkmaier Park Tour is ideal for low-mobility clients because the park trails are level and wide and suitable for wheel-chairs. Full details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/donna-birkmaier/ Additional Information Tax receipt not available if paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

We will drive about 1 hour north of Saskatoon on highway 11 to reach Duck Lake town. Here we will drive the roads through the fields south of the town in search of Bobolinks, Western Meadowlarks, Le Conte's, Nelson's, Song, Savannah and Clay-colored Sparrows and Sedge Wrens. Along the margins of Duck Lake, we will watch for American Avocet, Spotted Sandpiper, Willet, Wilson's Phalarope, Red-winged and Yellow-headed Blackbirds, Common Yellowthroats and listen for Soras. We will use a spotting scope to view ducks and grebes out on the lake. We should find Eared and Pied-billed Grebes, Canada Geese, Blue-winged and Green-winged Teal, Northern Shoveler and Northern Pintail. A stop near Duck Lake's sewage lagoons may yield several diving ducks including Redhead, Canvasback and Lesser Scaup plus American Coot, Eastern Kingbird and Common Grackle and Franklin's Gulls. Stops at other nearby ponds may yield Red-necked Grebe, Horned Grebe, Marbled Godwit, Ring-necked Ducks and Bufflehead. Later we will make roadside stops in the Nisbet Forest north of Duck Lake where we will look and listen for Broad-winged Hawk Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Lark Sparrow, Eastern Phoebe, Red-eyed Vireo, Blue-headed Vireo, Veery, Swainson's and Hermit Thrushes, Ovenbird, American Redstart, Yellow-rumped Warbler and possibly Black-throated Green Warblers. Stops by forest lakes might produce a Common Loon or Trumpeter Swan. We will return to Saskatoon via highway 11. Join us for this leisurely driving tour. Great for a family outing. During this Duck Lake and Nisbet Forest birding tour, your leader will identify the birds and set up a spotting scope allowing you to get the best view of the birds. Both novice and experienced bird watchers are welcome. A loaner pair of binoculars may be available if requested. ♿ This tour is ideal for low-mobility clients because they may remain in their vehicle during this driving tour. Advance Registration Required. Details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/duck-lake/ Other Information. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

Beaver Creek is an attractive wooded valley with several walking trails. Here this creek flows into the South Saskatchewan River. An indoor interpretive centre on site has displays and washrooms with running water. During guided Beaver Creek birding tours, we usually select the trail with the best variety of songbirds. These hiking trails are relatively flat with stairs provided in the steeper portions. Over 60 species have been found during our Beaver Creek tours. Participants must provide their own transportation to Beaver Creek. Novice and experienced bird watchers are especially welcome. A loaner pair of binoculars may be available if requested. Fee covers leadership only. Accommodation, meals and transportation are not included in the fee. Details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/beaver-creek/ Other Information. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite