Buffalo Charlie

11/30/2025

Celebrating one year at ! A fantastic spot to stop in for beautiful, handmade & local gifts for your loved ones this holiday season. 🎁

11/18/2025

Congratulations to the Saskatchewan Roughriders! 🏈

Celebrating the Rider win with this design from our next Artist in Residence, Chris Chipak! 💚🏈🏆

For the first time in 12 years, the Grey Cup is back home! Enjoy the , Saskatchewan! 👋🏽

10/31/2025

Hoping the winners in Muskeg, One Arrow, & Mistawasis enjoy their soaps! 🧼

08/04/2025

For a foxy friend — may your next chapter be wild, wonderful, and just a little sudsy. 🦊🍃🧼

07/16/2025

An opportunity to learn more about bison! (July 24) 🦬🦬🦬

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05/12/2025

Buffalo Charlie soaps are stocked at in North Battleford! Swing by and sniff out your favourites!

04/30/2025

Our new lilac soap is making hearts (and noses) happy! 💜🌸 We’re so thrilled to hear how much you’re loving it. Thank you for sharing your beautiful feedback!

04/28/2025

Nothing makes us happier than hearing how much you love our soaps!

04/06/2025

Today’s featured animal for National Wildlife Week: bison! Bison are large, even-toed, hoofed mammals in the Bovidae family, meaning they are related to many species of wild cattle, oxen, sheep, and goats. Although we often use the name ‘buffalo’, bison are only distantly related to true buffalo - the wild cattle species of Africa and Asia. In North America, there are two types of bison: the plains bison and the wood bison. Historically, these species ranged from Alaska, Yukon, and northern British Columbia all the way down through the prairie provinces and the Great Plains, to the Gulf of Mexico and along the Appalachian Mountain front. They numbered in the tens of millions. After their near demise in the late 1890s and early 1900s, their populations were brought back from the brink of extinction, and now range from 350,000 to 400,000. The main parts of their diet are grasses and sedges, and they use their big bulky heads to push snow aside while foraging for food in the winter. Come visit the bison here at the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo to learn more about these amazing animals! 🦬 🦬 🦬

03/21/2025

🧼 The History of Soap 🧼

The origins of soap are lost in the mists of time, but one thing is certain—it has been a part of human life for thousands of years.

Some believe soap was discovered by accident when our distant ancestors roasted meat over a fire. As the animal fat dripped into the ashes (rich in potash), rainwater may have helped mix it all together, creating an early form of soap. However it came to be, one thing is clear: soap is ancient!

Over the centuries, it has been used not just for personal hygiene, but also to wash clothes, clean fabrics, and even prepare wool for textiles. From humble beginnings to an everyday essential, soap remains a testament to the power of simple chemistry.

03/19/2025

Spring is almost here, and our Petal + Bloom collection is bursting with the fresh scents of the season! Experience a bouquet of natural goodness—including our popular lilac soap, now down to the last few bars!

If you've been curious about the lilac soap, our Petal + Bloom collection is the perfect way to sample it (while supplies last!). Embrace spring and treat yourself to a little floral luxury!

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