Government House of Saskatchewan opened its doors to the public once again for the annual New Year’s Day Levee on Wednesday.
This tradition dates back to 1884 in Saskatchewan, and it has continued every year since. Lt. Gov. Russ Mirasty said the tradition is a wonderful day to star the new year on, since it brings people together.
“In the old days, it was kind of more of the aristocracy of the country or a region that would bring people in, open their doors so that they could interact on a more informal level with people from the community, and I think that’s the most important aspect of this day. And as you’ll see, we get many, many people here, many visitors,” he said.
The event was open for anyone to attend and featured food, drinks, music, several activities, and an opportunity to meet the Their Honours.
This was Mirasty’s …