There will be a Saskatchewan Roughriders’ Day on the upcoming Labour Day long weekend…with a pandemic twist. Instead of a Riders-Winnipeg game, the Labour Day Weekend Classic will be a dri...

The social game will adhere to social distancing for its return this fall. Curl Sask has issued a 23-page Return to Curling Guidelines document. Maintaining physical distancing before, during and afte...

The count is up to 19 players opting out of their C-F-L contracts with Saskatchewan after the Roughriders released a pair of imports Tuesday in defensive lineman Chris Livings and linebacker Matthew T...

4th Avenue is closed between 25th and 26th streets on Wednesday, September 2nd at 7:00 a.m. for roadway patching. This work is expected to take approximately one day to complete, weather permitting an...

SCOREBOARD FOR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1   National Hockey League's Stanley Cup Playoffs Philadelphia Flyers 4, New York Islanders 3 (OT) (The Islanders lead the best-of-seven Eastern Conference semi-...

Wildfires have been scarce in Saskatchewan this year; only 118 so far. 399 is the five year average. While that is good news, there is a down side. Fires bring rejuvenation to the forest, weeding out ...

Over 3,200 students are taking part in a virtual orientation at the University of Saskatchewan Wednesday. Vice- Provost of Teaching and Learning Patti McDougall at the University of Saskatchewan says ...

The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation is advising teachers not to volunteer for extracurricular activities. The STF says it’s to support the work of school divisions to protect the health of stud...

Saskatoon Police have made an arrest in connection with a stabbing on the 300 block of 2nd Avenue South just after one o’clock Tuesday afternoon. A 61 year old man suffered serious but not life-...

The new, permanent Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan site it more than that. Artistic Producer Will Brooks explains that when they are not using the site, it will be open to the public and open for othe...