Author Archives: Craig Silliphant

Saskatchewan's hazy days will last a little longer. Smoke from forest fires burning in British Columbia has settled over much of the province, with central areas all the way to Prince Albert blanketed...

8:30 - A court hearing related to money raised following the Humboldt Broncos bus crash will be the first real test of Saskatchewan's efforts to regulate crowdfunding campaigns. Peter Lown, chair of t...

8:30 - A man crashed his car into security barriers outside Britain's House of Parliament during Tuesday morning's rush hour, injuring a number of pedestrians in what police are calling a terrorist in...

8:30 - There was another shooting last week in Fredricton, News Brunswick, where four people lost their lives, two of which were police officers, Lawrence Robert Costello and Sarah Burns. Tom Stamatak...

It was another record-breaking day of heat in Saskatchewan on Saturday, especially in the southern part of the province. More than a dozen places blazed new record high temperatures, with many surpass...

After Thursday night's BC win over Edmonton, I would be nervous if I was a Saskatchewan Roughrider fan. The Lions are now tied with the Riders for what may amount to be the final crossover position in...

8:30 - Almost 2 years to the day after a fatal shooting on a Saskatchewan farmyard, the family of Colten Boushie has filed lawsuits against the RCMP and Gerald Stanley. Boushie's mother, Debbie Baptis...

This is the 30th anniversary of the Wayne Gretzky trade. There aren't many sports transactions that are talked about in a sitting of the House of Commons, but this one was. Hockey was thought of as Ca...

8:30 - Saudi Arabia has declared a freeze on new trade with Canada, recalled thousands of students attending Canadian universities, ordered Canada's ambassador to leave the county, said it would pull ...

There are fewer characters in professional sport then there used to be. There are a handful, but not as many as there once was. That's why it was so nice to see 45-year-old Bartolo Colon reach a miles...