Well, it snowed again yesterday and as a result of this I have all but given up hope that summer will actually make it’s way to Saskatchewan this year.

If you happen to read my posts with any amount of regularity, you know that I can never make up my mind on what season I would like it to be and in order to deal with this, I often play tricks on myself to achieve the mentality I desire.

There are two ways to look at the type of weather we are experiencing currently; one of them is obvious. The other, as a cab driver told me the other day, is to embrace the conditions that we are now faced with because like them or not, they are what we ha

Wishful thinking has me doing my best to steer clear of winter related posts, as we are now well into the next season on the schedule which should be spring, even though it might not appear that way anywhere in this great country.

Spring is a time when maybe conditions and occasions face us, sometimes a multitude of both can face us in a single day; we have the prairies to thank for that.

There is a common misconception out there that Burton is simply a snowboard company. Okay, so maybe that is not so much of a misconception as it is an understatement.

I’m in a bit of a nostalgic mood today. As I go about my business of the day I can’t help but have my mind flooded with images of something that used to be a huge part of my life and I fear I may never experience again.

This time of year is usually all about new beginnings, fresh sights and smells and starting over after suffering through a long and strenuous winter of frostbite, covering up and basically staying inside as much as possible due to seriously inclement conditions.

Something happened a few years back that took my favorite time of year from simply a bi-annual huck-fest to something that took place several times, taking care of my severe need to see stylish young kids put themselves in harm’s way in order to progress a bunch of sports that to this day,

The season is upon us for great new eyewear, which as I'm sure you'll agree is an incredible welcome change from the product that was on the shelves a few months ago that caters to the freezing cold temperatures we are forced to deal with for the majority of the year.