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After a warning about the risk of increased exposure and now an outbreak declaration, the board of Regina’s Caledonian Curling Club thinks it should have been informed sooner about an outbreak a...

Josh Dueck knows the role of chef de mission for Canada's Paralympic team during these unparalleled times comes with huge and unique challenges.It's a big reason why the three-time Paralympic medallis...

Need your driveway shoveled, but don't have the ability to or the time? There's an app for that. Bailey Mosiman of Regina is the owner of NoSnow, an app that brings those who need snow shoveled, and t...

Here's something to do in Saskatoon to get in the Christmas spirit. Christmas at Grandma's is a setup on Circle Drive that has professionally decorated rooms, shopping from local vendors and pictures ...

CALGARY - Curling Canada wants Calgary's Canada Olympic Park to be a curling hub for the season's top events. Canada's governing body of curling proposes holding the 2021 national men's, women's and m...

Another Regina school has closed temporarily after a positive test for COVID-19 was identified. In a media release, Regina Public Schools (RPS) informed parents and the public that a positive test was...

Ten employees of the Saskatoon mail processing plant on 51st Street have recently tested positive for COVID-19. All employees wore personal protective equipment and practised physical distancing while...

Toronto FC will be going after goals in searching for a third designated player. The slot became open this week when TFC announced that while it was open to Argentine winger Pablo Piatti returning, it...

Levi Simpson and his horse Stetson are about to trample the turf where the Los Angeles Dodgers hoisted the World Series trophy. Simpson, a team roper from Ponoka, Alta., admits it's unusual for the Na...

Saskatchewan residents started getting a break on their power bills Tuesday. As promised by the Saskatchewan Party during the election campaign, all SaskPower customers will be getting a 10 per cent r...