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Good seating, tasty snacks and three great football games were enough to keep young fans entertained at Mosaic Stadium this weekend. Football Weekend in Saskatchewan was in Regina, featuring two days ...

The death of Queen Elizabeth II on Sept. 8 marked the first time many Canadians saw another monarch on the throne. The Queen's son, King Charles III, was officially proclaimed king shortly after her d...

A kicker played a key role at the start of a Canada West football game Saturday at Mosaic Stadium, and at the end. The University of Regina Rams recovered a short kickoff by Aldo Galvan on the opening...

For the second straight season, the Regina Thunder has swept the regular-season series from the Saskatoon Hilltops. This time, though, the Thunder will be hoping for a different outcome in the Prairie...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders will try to get back to the .500 mark Friday, when they play host to the Edmonton Elks at Mosaic Stadium. Saskatchewan takes a 6-7-0 record into the contest, having lost t...

Football Weekend in Saskatchewan has a lot to offer fans, with three games to attend at Regina's Mosaic Stadium over two days. The weekend also has a lot to offer the players, particularly members of ...

Part of 33rd Street is to be closed Saturday for the 33rd Street Fair. According to the City of Saskatoon, the fair will see the street closed between Avenue C and Avenue F starting at 6 a.m. on Satur...

Once again, COVID-19 has found its way inside the walls of a Saskatchewan prison. Five inmates have tested positive for the virus at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary in Prince Albert, Correctional Servic...

Saskatchewan's Internet Child Exploitation Unit has charged a Prince Albert man with possessing and accessing child pornography. According to police, officers were investigating child pornography "thr...

COVID-19 cases are climbing in Saskatchewan. In an epidemiological report for the period from Aug. 14 to last Saturday, the Saskatchewan government said the test positivity rate for the province stood...