Author Archives: Craig Silliphant

The Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre is hoping to open its doors on Friday at the earliest after closing Monday due to a COVID-19 outbreak. Executive director Laurie O'Connor said a staff membe...

People in Saskatchewan are waiting to see what new measures or restrictions will be coming after Manitoba and Alberta introduced new ways to control the spread of COVID-19 this past week. Manitoba fav...

Wednesday marks a grim milestone in the history of the City of Saskatoon. Thirty years ago Wednesday marked the anniversary of the death of Neil Stonechild. The body of Stonechild, an Indigenous man, ...

A Saskatchewan-born pioneer in the game of hockey has passed away. Fred Sasakamoose, one of the first Indigenous-born players to play in the NHL, has died according to his son Neil Sasakamoose. His so...

As COVID cases continue to climb across Saskatchewan early this winter, the lone warm-up location in Saskatoon's Pleasant Hill neighbourhood has shut down. The facility also houses Pleasant Hill's onl...

Hockey is beginning to feel the pinch of COVID-19. Just over a week following the shut-down of the Martensville Minor Hockey Association, Saskatchewan has its third team listed on the COVID-19 exposur...

You may not know the name Luke McGeough, but his father's name likely brings a smile to many in the hockey community in Saskatchewan. Mick McGeough spent 21 seasons in the NHL, officiating nearly 1,10...

As COVID cases rise in Saskatoon, students will likely be spending more time at home following new processes put in motion by the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA). According to Saskatoon Public Sch...

Many parts of Saskatchewan woke up to quite the scenery Sunday morning. Rime frost has taken over trees and other objects across the province, and Dave Carlsen from Environment Canada explained more a...

People in Martensville, Sask. are beginning to feel uneasy as COVID-19 begins to spread rapidly throughout the community. Mayor Kent Muench said one of the biggest problems is a lack of publicly avail...