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May 5 is Red Dress Day, also known as the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQI+ People. Today is a day to pause. A day to remember. A day to honour the Indigenous women, girls, Two-Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and gender-diverse people who are missing or who have been taken through violence. Across Canada, red dresses are displayed in windows, trees, community spaces and gathering places. These

The Girls’ Weekend You Keep Talking About Is Waiting at Buffalo Pound Eco Lodge You know that trip you and your friends keep saying you should plan? The one where everyone finally gets away for a couple of nights. Where phones get put down, coffee gets sipped slowly, stories get told around the fire, and nobody has to rush off to the next thing. That trip does not need to involve flights, complicated planning, or a packed itinerary. Sometimes the best girls’ weekend is close

There is something about spring on the prairie that feels especially earned. Yesterday, Buffalo Pound was covered in snow again. Another blizzard. Another reminder that spring in Saskatchewan does not always arrive gently. But today felt different. By midday it was 12°C. The snow was melting fast. Water was running down the hill. Green grass was peeking through in patches. The crocuses from our last post were still there, poking through the snow like little reminders that spr

The first crocus is out at Buffalo Pound Eco Lodge. That tiny pop of purple always seems to say the same thing. It’s time. Time to come back outside.Time to breathe a little deeper.Time to trade the noise, the rushing, and the endless to-do list for something quieter, softer, and more grounding. After a long Saskatchewan winter, the first crocus feels like a small miracle. It shows up before everything else, tucked into the prairie as if to remind us that spring is on its way