72nd Berlin International Film Festival

Did you know that the “Berlinale is the world’s largest public film festival and will be screening 256 movies this year”? The festival is underway until February 20. Curious about the cinema in Germany? Find out more. See if you can recognize a few of these German actors in recent…

Spring Postillion Article

The deadline for the Spring Postillion is March 7, 2022. Articles can contain up to 350 words and up to three (3) photos. Feel free to contact Gerald Freyer at postillion@saskgermancouncil.org if you have any questions, concerns or suggestions.

February Eupdate

To read the latest news from the German community, read our February eupdate.

Austrian Club – Membership Fees Due

The membership fees for the Austrian Edelweiss Club of Regina are due! Memberships can be paid through e-transfer ($20.00) to austrianclubregina@gmail.com. With your membership renewal email, please include: 1. Subject: Membership 2022 2. Name(s) 3. Address 4. Email Address 5. Phone Number If you are unable to pay through e-transfer…

Frankfurt Book Fair – Saskatchewan Books & More

Canada was the Guest of Honour at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair in October. Find information on Saskatchewan books at the book fair, Canadian titles translated into German (Kanadische Autor*innen in Übersetzung) and a selection of Canadian titles for the German market. Happy reading!

Glockenspiel in Regina

The Glockenspiel at Regina’s City Square Plaza is playing again! The Glockenspiel stood in Victoria Park from 1986 to 2010, was removed during constructions, restored, then re-installed in 2020. Hear the Glockenspiel play here! (Video and pictures by Gerald Freyer, Postillion Editor)

Website: Germans from Russia Homesteaders in SK

Interested in Germans from Russia homesteaders in Saskatchewan? There is a new website dealing with St. Joseph’s colony (Tramping Lake), it contains maps, reports, information on homestead families and family history books. If you are interested in reading further, see the website here.

October German Heritage Month

In December 2016, the Canadian Parliament officially declared October “German Heritage Month” in order to “recognize the contributions that German-Canadians have made to Canadian society, the richness of the German language and culture, and the importance of educating and reflecting upon German heritage for future generations, and that the Waterloo Region…