Murray Wood: Saskatchewan is winning the race to the bottom on minimum wage
An increase is coming for Saskatchewan's minimum-wage earners this fall, but Murray Wood says it will ensure they contin...
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Lone Grey Cup win tops list of accomplishments for Roger Aldag
Roger Aldag was a mainstay on the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ offensive line for 18 seasons. And after it all, Aldag says he’s lucky to have had the career he did. "With the teams we had, we...
Aug 07, 2020
Thunder, Hilltops see season cancelled due to COVID-19
The Regina Thunder and Saskatoon Hilltops won't be playing for a Canadian Junior Football League crown this season. The league announced Thursday on Twitter it is cancelling the 2020 season due to the...
Aug 06, 2020
Regina loses bid, Winnipeg tentatively chosen as 2020 CFL hub city
If the CFL is played in 2020, it's going to be in Winnipeg. The league announced Tuesday afternoon the league would play in Manitoba's capital instead of in Regina or Calgary. "We wanted to host this ...
Jul 21, 2020 Mosaic Stadium in Regina.
(980 CJME/Adriana Christianson)
Roughriders make ‘competitive bid’ to be CFL hub city
If there's going to be CFL football in 2020, the Saskatchewan Roughriders want it to take place at Mosaic Stadium. The club announced it submitted what it describes as a "competitive bid" to be a hub ...
Jul 20, 2020 Mosaic Stadium in Regina.
(980 CJME/Adriana Christianson)
Eddie Davis reflects on living ‘dream job’ as a professional football player
Eddie Davis can use one word to sum up his professional football career: Exciting. "When you look at it, I grew up wanting to play baseball and professional sports in general,” the former Saskat...
Jul 10, 2020
Powerful storm system moves through S. Sask, more coming
Environment Canada issued tornado warnings along with severe thunderstorm warnings and watches as a powerful storm system moved through southern Saskatchewan Friday evening. "With the amount of energy...
Jul 04, 2020
Don Narcisse reflects on racism in America and on COVID-19
Don Narcisse is paying attention to the ongoing protests happening in the United States surrounding race and the murder of George Floyd. "There’s some changes that really have to be made," said ...
Jun 29, 2020
‘Biggest financial crisis’ in team history: Roughriders brace for economic impact of COVID-19
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are preparing for a $10-million deficit this year due to COVID-19. During its annual general meeting Wednesday evening, the CFL team announced that if no games are played ...
Jun 24, 2020
Paramedics support pride with new rainbow patches
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced a lot to change, including pride festivities typically scheduled in June. In Saskatoon, the pride parade was cancelled with other events moving online. To show their s...
Jun 20, 2020 Medavie paramedics show support for Pride Month by wearing special patches during June. (Medavie Health Services West/Twitter)
Hiring on the to-do list for Saskatoon Board of Education
The Saskatoon Board of Education passed its budget for the 2020-2021 academic school year on Tuesday night. It includes $278.3-million in expenses, an increase of $6.6-million. "In an organisation lik...
Jun 18, 2020 (650 CKOM file photo)
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