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BlackFlash Magazine is dedicated to promoting photo-based and new media art in Canada. With a commitment to producing challenging writing, BlackFlash offers a distinct view on thought-provoking artwork.The magazine was founded in 1983 by the Photographer's Gallery in Saskatoon, SK. under the name The Photographer's Gallery. In 1984 the name was changed to BlackFlash.

Saskatoon Interval House is an emergency, temporary shelter for women and their children who require safe accommodation.Residents of Interval House have been forced to leave violent relationships for their own safety and for the safety of their children.Interval House is staffed twenty-four hours a day every day of the year. A variety of services are offered. These include safe accommodation, counseling, referral and advocacy. Crisis calls and information are also an integral part of the service Interval House provides to the community.Interval House receives funding from Ministry of Justice and Attorney General, Saskatoons United Way and the City of Saskatoon. We also rely on the financial support of the organizations and individuals in our community.'We provide a short-term safe and supportive environment for women with or without children leaving abusive relationships and to work toward the elimination of all forms of abuse including physical, emotional, psychological and sexual.'A secure encrypted form which allows you to safely transmit your credit card information over the internet

ExcellenceWe aspire to the highest standards in end of life careIntegrityWe are ethical, professional and accountable with patients, family & staffCollaborationWe are respectful, honest communication in strengthening partnershipsLegacyMembers of the organizing committee are: Jennifer Keane – Jennifer is clinical counselor who integrates her training and experience as a therapist with over twenty years of meditation practice. She teaches Mindfulness Meditation and leads the Prairie Insight Meditation Community.

To protect, conserve, and improve the environment for the benefit of Saskatonians through regulation, enforcement policy planning education and programming. An integrated approach to solid waste management protects human health and safety and ensures that our community remains visually attractive.