Author Archives: Craig Silliphant

Rylan Toth knows a thing or two about last resorts. The University of British Columbia Thunderbirds goaltender is usually his team's last resort to keeping opponents off the scoreboard. He's also the ...

Even though the framework is now solidified with Saskatoon's new bike bylaws, a member of Saskatoon Cycles believes there's more work to do. James Arnold, who is a board member with the volunteer not-...

As a mother of two and a support worker in her day-to-day life, Christie-Lee Sinclair never thought she’d be in the running to become a cover girl. But in early January, that all changed. That&#...

Saskatoon city council pulled back the reigns on a proposed amendment to the city animal control bylaws Monday afternoon. The change would have made it so that Saskatoon dog owners could have just a m...

If you're going to be out on the town during Juno week in Saskatoon, you'll likely have more time to celebrate. Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark and his council gave unanimous approval to write a letter ...

The final two amendments to Saskatoon's bike bylaw were passed Monday, opening the door to the changes set in motion in mid-November. During the mid-November endorsement, two amendments were requested...

School is back in across the province after students from kindergarten all the way to post-secondary education enjoyed a break from class last week. For some parents, the week off adds a layer of stre...

The Saskatoon Blades didn't let a Swift Current Broncos goal in the opening minute spoil any game celebrations as the Blades rattled off eight straight goals to cruise to an 8-1 victory at SaskTel Cen...

A tense situation unfolded at a set of Saskatoon railroad tracks on Saturday as demonstrators and counter protesters clashed following Wet'suwet'en Nations hereditary chiefs opposition to a natural ga...

The U of S Huskies women's basketball team is hosting the Canada West Final for the second year in a row. The team sealed the deal with a stunning 76-72 semi-final win against the UBC Thunderbirds on ...