Author Archives: Craig Silliphant

Gas prices are causing pain for some people at the pump, especially those who drive around for a living. Taxi drivers are finding themselves stressed as their cab fare remains the same while the cost ...

Canada’s inflation rate is the highest it has been in more than 30 years, and there doesn’t appear to be any relief coming in the near future. As a result, food banks around the province a...

The owner of a lawn maintenance company in Regina says he's concerned about a report being prepared by the city and the University of Regina. During an April 20 meeting, city council directed administ...

People are being forced to make tough choices about hanging up the car keys. With gas prices on the rise, some people have no choice but to find new ways to get around town. Whether it's taking public...

It's finally time to start fixing several major roads in Saskatoon. Monday marked the unofficial kickoff to road construction season in the city, with the closure of the Spadina Crescent Bridge for re...

Some people in southern Saskatchewan had their eyes on the sky over the weekend as a summer storm rolled through the province. Severe thunderstorms and rainfall warnings were in place for multiple reg...

Elementary school students have been working hard all week to make that special gift for Mom. Some students like to make a custom handwritten letter, while others show off their artistic skills with a...

It’s being called one of the most costly storms in Saskatchewan's history. Saskatchewan Government Insurance says the Aug. 31 hailstorm in Regina is projected to result in more than $100 million...

One thing you won't see in Saskatchewan waters is a whale. But imagine being out on the Icy Strait in Alaska and seeing a whale surface. Now try taking a photo of that moment that would be recognized ...

After a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies Dogs' Breakfast fundraiser was back and in a big way. More than 1,400 people showed up Thursday morning in ...