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One of Regina's major streets could be in for a name change if one woman gets her way. Joely BigEagle-Kequahtooway is part of Buffalo People Arts Institute - a group which shares traditional Indigenou...

Golf is about to get a lot more interesting in 2017. Tiger Woods is back. Will he be the dominate force he was before the injuries started to derail his career? Likely not as he tips into his 40s, but...

CFL stories don't get much attention in Toronto. So even though the Toronto Argonauts had a bad-news announcement Tuesday when they fired general manager Jim Barker, give that team a huge raspberry fo...

The relationship between the Roughriders and Kevin Glenn started way back in 2001 when he was just 21 years old. Sixteen years later and he's embarking on his third stint with the green and white, and...

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall took to social media Tuesday to support U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to sign an executive order advancing the Keystone XL pipeline. The pipeline would beg...

The City of Regina is setting out to recognize people who lend others a hand shovelling snow. Mayor Michael Fougere kicked off the 2017 Snowbuster program on Tuesday. "A Snowbuster is a person who goe...

Kevin Glenn is back in Saskatchewan and Chris Jones shows Rider Nation he's got a plan at the quarterback position. Here is the logic: Chris Jones is using this off-season when it comes to a veteran q...

Kevin Glenn is back in Saskatchewan for a third go-round as a Roughriders quarterback, 15 years after making his CFL debut in green and white. It doesn't solidify anything for the future, but it's a l...

Third time's a charm? The Saskatchewan Roughriders must be hoping so, as they have officially signed CFL veteran Kevin Glenn to a contract. Details on the length of the contract were not released and ...

John Strang will stand trial for the first-degree murder of Saskatchewan Party staffer Lisa Strang. The 48-year-old accused was due to begin his preliminary inquiry Monday morning. Instead, lawyers co...