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Employees at the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency have reached a tentative agreement on a six-year contract with the Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations. About 700 SCA employees, who belong to ...

He faces having to possibly play a different position in the NFL, but the biggest change Canadian offensive lineman Alaric Jackson has made in his quest for a pro football career is with himself. The ...

INDIANAPOLIS - Oregon wove its way through a pandemic-altered season filled with injuries, pauses and uncertainty to win a conference title. When another kink surfaced in the NCAA Tournament, the resi...

The Regina region accounted for nearly half of the 205 new COVID-19 cases reported in Saskatchewan on Monday. The area reported 102 new cases, its second straight day with a triple-digit total. After ...

DUNEDIN, Fla. - The Toronto Blue Jays have lost another pitcher to injury. The team says right-hander Kirby Yates has been diagnosed with a flexor-pronator strain in his right arm and is expected to m...

TORONTO - The Toronto Argonauts have signed four of their 2020 draft picks, including first-round selection Theren Churchill. Churchill, a six-foot-six, 295-pound offensive lineman from Stettler, Alta...

TORONTO - Released from lockdown and back training again after an outbreak of COVID-19, Toronto FC leaves for Florida on Wednesday to set up shop in the Orlando area for the MLS season. Pandemic-relat...

LOS ANGELES - Elgin Baylor changed the very direction of basketball when he joined the NBA and brought his vertical feats of athletic brilliance to a largely horizontal game. He filled scoresheets and...

An expert in infectious diseases says people should not be distracted by efficacy rates when reading headlines about COVID-19 vaccines. Dr. Joseph Blondeau, a microbiologist at Royal University Hospit...

Saskatchewan schools are about to give more tests. The provincial government announced Monday it was shipping 100,000 rapid COVID-19 tests to K-12 schools in Saskatchewan. The testing could begin as e...