Author Archives: Craig Silliphant

An iconic grain elevator in Saskatchewan has been reduced to rubble. The grain elevator in Rouleau, located roughly 50 kilometres southwest of Regina, burst into flames early Friday morning. Jecey Bub...

The University of Saskatchewan Huskies men's hockey team held its annual Off the Leash Luncheon on Thursday at Prairieland Park. After being unable to hold the event last year due to COVID-19, the lun...

The University of Saskatchewan Huskies are living life at the top. The Huskies clinched first place in the Canada West football standings last week with a 41-12 win over the University of Manitoba Bis...

It's a day circled on the calendar for many Grade 9 students across the country. On the first Wednesday of every November, Take our Kids to Work Day allows students in Grade 9 to experience the world ...

The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers has a different view than Prime Minister Justin Trudeau when it comes to the future of emissions from oil and gas companies. During the COP26 Summit in ...

International flights are returning to both the Regina and Saskatoon airports. Starting on Nov. 30, the province's two largest airports will regain their international status, allowing direct flights ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has created many different challenges for local businesses in the community -- and the Saskatoon Friendship Inn happens to be one of them. Open 365 days a year, the Friendship In...

Rachel Glines had one of her best days ever Friday. The seven-year-old Saskatoon girl was granted her own custom-made "she shed" from Make-A-Wish Saskatchewan. Several friends and family members gathe...

SGI is highlighting winter driving etiquette and intersection safety as we cruise into colder weather. The insurance company is giving drivers some tips to reduce their chances of a collision as we en...

Pasha Bocharov is settling into Saskatoon. The second-year Saskatoon Blades defenceman arrived after debuting for the club during last spring's shortened Regina hub season. Due to the isolation of a W...