Murray Wood: They Fly You Buy
Murray Wood breaks down how much Saskatchewan taxpayers are putting up to subsidize flights to the U.S.
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Sask. moms encouraged to give the gift of life this May
"It was scary as heck." That's how Erica Honoway described the moments after her four-year-old son Lincoln was diagnosed with aplastic anemia when he was three. The condition is a deficiency of all ty...
May 14, 2017
Despite game 5 disappointment, Pats fans remain excited
It was a roller coaster of emotions for Regina Pats fans on Friday night. After getting the lead early, the Regina Pats traded blows with the Seattle Thunderbirds but would eventually fall 7-4. Lancas...
May 13, 2017
Pats lose 7-4 leaving Memorial Cup chance in jeopardy
The Pats are returning to Regina in another must-win situation. It was a strong start for the Pats, but in the end, a collapse allowed Seattle win 7-4. Seattle is up on Regina 3-2 in the series, but p...
May 13, 2017
Severe thunderstorm watches, warnings have ended for Sask.
Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch and warning for parts of southwestern Saskatchewan. Just after 4 p.m. a warning was put in place for the R.M of Reno including Consul Robsart ...
May 12, 2017
Hannah Leflar murderer wrote of being a serial killer
"Do you ever want to be a serial killer?" That was expressed by Hannah Leflar's killer in Facebook messages the summer before the murder. The social media exchange between the teen and a friend was do...
May 12, 2017
'No consequences:' dad of drunk driving victim on new ads
Amid the sobbing, there was anger as people watched SGI's new ad about impaired driving. The drunk driving campaign features real Saskatchewan people who were killed in drunk driving crashes. Like Sar...
May 12, 2017 Sarah Wensley, 17, was killed in a 2014 collision caused by a drunk driver who was fleeing police in a stolen truck. (submitted photo)
SGEU upset Sask Polytech hires managers after layoffs
"This is just rubbing salt in the wound for employees." That's what SGEU said Saskatchewan Polytechnic is doing to 23 laid-off frontline employees by looking to hire new managers. Sask Polytech confir...
May 12, 2017
Darrell Davis: Ex-Rider should be out of chances
Innocent or guilty, Justin Cox's career with the Saskatchewan Roughriders should be over. His lawyer has asked for an early trial because Cox is unemployed. That hints to the notion they're hoping Cox...
May 12, 2017
Jamie Nye: A case for Ottawa to be the team to cheer for
I think it is clich just to start throwing support behind teams because they are the only Canadian team left. But there are plenty of reasons to support the Ottawa Senators in the final four of the St...
May 12, 2017
Alta. man pleads guilty to lesser charge in Moose Jaw assault
A man who was charged in April with assault with a weapon and forcible confinement pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of common assault in court in Moose Jaw on Monday. Richard Ryan Whitford, of Edmont...
May 12, 2017
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