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Canada Council Funding Opportunities for Writers Part 1: Overview of Funding Opportunities This webinar will provide an overview of funding opportunities available to Canadian writers,…
Please note all times listed are Saskatchewan time. Find your time zone here: https://dateful.com/time-zone-converter This event will not be recorded. To register,…
Creative write-in is back this winter! Join other creative writers at USask’s Murray Library to work on your creative writing project. We’ll be hosting…
The SWG brings you the 4th and final week of the Indigenous Storytelling events. Please join Kealy Cheyenne! She invites listeners in to hear her excerpts from her written work as she reflects on how…
Canada Council Funding Opportunities for writers Part 2: Grant Writing Tips This webinar will provide approaches and best practices when applying for Canada Council grants. We will offer…
The Time We Have: Ditching Preciousness and Making the Work Matter This talk is about the one resource every writer struggles with most: time. Too often, we treat writing as…
Working the Line is a hands-on session exploring a fundamental part of a poem – the line and the stanzas they create. Participants will explore and discuss the possibilities for lines, caesuras,…
The Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild is excited to present Talking Fresh 2026: Foundations in-person on Saturday, March 14 and online on March 5, 10, 11, and 12th. Our 2026 theme is…
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On-location research can help develop the setting of a novel as more than window dressing for the action. Details of landscape, climate, and culture can stretch beyond developing mood or atmosphere to…
Creative write-in is back this winter! Join other creative writers at USask’s Murray Library to work on your creative writing project. We’ll be hosting…
How I followed the Buffalo Home The SWG and host Heather O’Watch invite you to help us in welcoming Deidre Havrelock! Travel with Deidre through her writer’s journey. From…
The (Back) Road Less Travelled As Margaret Laurence once told filmmaker Anne Wheeler, most working creatives take a circuitous career route. If you want to have an impact, she said, you must be…
Join the SWG and the Learning Disabilities Association of Saskatchewan (LDAS) for a free lunch-hour webinar on navigating writing and ADHD. Austen, Dostoevsky, Hemingway, Dahl –…
Please note all times listed are Saskatchewan time. Find your time zone here: https://dateful.com/time-zone-converter This event will not be recorded. To register,…
