Sask. town offers to name itself after Taylor Swift if she comes to province

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Swift Current could see a name change in an effort to get Taylor Swift to come to Saskatchewan.

Swift Current Deputy Mayor Ryan Switzer and MLA Everett Hindley announced that if Swift comes to Saskatchewan, Swift Current will rename itself “Taylor Swift Current,” “Swifty Current,” or something similar, in her honour for the duration of her visit.


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“It’s an opportunity for us to have some fun but get some people talking about our community as well,” Switzer said.

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The city is hoping that this gesture, combined with other efforts across Saskatchewan, will be compelling enough for Taylor Swift to visit the Prairie province.


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Switzer said it also gives the city an opportunity to talk about some of its economic development plans.

Swift Current is challenging other municipalities to join the movement with the hashtag #BacktoSaskatch.

“Get creative, have some fun with it,” Switzer said. “If she was just to do one show in Regina, there would be tens of thousands of Swifties that would be passing through all communities in Saskatchewan.”

Hindley said all communities across Saskatchewan should get involved.

“We’re calling on everyone from Moose Jaw, Estevan, and Saskatoon, to Eston, Prince Albert, and Moosomin to participate,” Hindley said.

“Let’s show Taylor Swift how much she means to our province.”

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