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Anthony Allen never really considered he'd return to the Roughriders, but he hung on to some green and white just in case. It turned out to be the right decision, since the running back rejoined the R...

An Alberta man facing charges for numerous break and enters in Saskatchewan is now facing over 100 charges from break-ins across western Canada. Police in Moosomin arrested 52-year-old Joseph Ronald P...

If you donated to the Saskatchewan Roughriders Build the Pride campaign you can now see where the money was spent. The goal was $5 million to buy the new SaskTel Maxtron the largest LED video screen i...

He may be a heck of a lot richer, but ironically, one of the things he wants the most is priceless. Dennis Clark will soon be able to spend more time with his family after more than nine years on the ...

Saskatchewan saw record high temperatures across the province Thursday. Environment Canada said a hot, dry air mass shifted east from Alberta. The heat combined with a weak cold front which led to thu...

Carpe Diem is withdrawing its application to run a passenger bus service in Saskatchewan. The Regina-based limo company had announced in April it wanted to run all of the STC routes and work in conjun...

Despite the U.S. withdrawing from the Paris Accord, Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall said his message to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau remained the same: stay competitive and don't impose a carbon tax. ...

The Green Zone's Glen Suitor dropped some very positive news regarding the Canadian Football League working on its product but also its marketing. The league is going to start some youth flag football...

Saskatchewan farmers have 81 per cent of this year's crop in the ground, according to the latest crop report. The report, which details the period from May 23 to 29, said that's on par with the five-y...

It's been dry and hot in Regina - the perfect kind of day to frolic at a spray pad. Regina's are opening just in time. They officially open on Friday, but some were up and running earlier. "We can't o...