Murray Wood: The Saskatchewan farmer who heard a cry and reacted heroically
Murray wood says Cody Glenn came upon a horrific crash on a Saskatchewan highway and had to make a split-second decision...
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Wray Morrison: All eyes on Regina
It is a special time in the city of Regina, and as a result the province of Saskatchewan. The Queen City will host the Tim Horton's Brier and the CIS women's basketball championships in March, and in ...
Feb 28, 2018
Wray Morrison: Stripe support
NHL referees make mistakes. Sometimes they should be called out for those mistakes. There are times when they are criticized that they shouldn't be. Today I come to the defence of referee Gord Dwyer o...
Feb 27, 2018
Wray Morrison: It's a hit
The men's hockey tournament in South Korea, which is the most popular sport at the winter Olympics, provided some terrific story lines even though it lacked NHL skill. Here in Canada a group of "no na...
Feb 26, 2018
Remembering Rutherford: fabled arena to close after 88 years
Even after hundreds of touch ups and layers of paint, the old barn is just that - old. For the people who've frequented Rutherford Rink for almost nine decades, it's the details that make the building...
Feb 26, 2018 Rutherford Rink hosted its final playoff games over the weekend, the final memories in the home of the Huskies for the past 88 years. (University of Saskatchewan Archives)
Blades fall to Warriors 4-2, hold on to last playoff spot
The playoff picture has suddenly become a lot tighter in the Western Hockey League's Eastern Conference. Welcoming the league-leading Moose Jaw Warriors to Sasktel Centre on Sunday, the Saskatoon Blad...
Feb 26, 2018 Blades Forward Josh Paterson and a crowd of players crowd the Moose Jaw Warriors net on Feb. 25, 2018. (sasktoonblades.com)
Pats cap thrilling comeback late to sink Blades
It was Country Night at the Sasktel Centre on Friday, but it's safe to say neither the Saskatoon Blades nor the Regina Pats got the message in a game filled with highlight goals and lacking a blue-col...
Feb 23, 2018
Wray Morrison: A coast-to-coast commish
Introduced - and given a standing ovation - CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie held a town hall meeting in Halifax Friday. I think it's safe to say the fact he's in the Maritimes shows his desire to see ...
Feb 23, 2018
Wray Morrison: The good, the not so good
The CFL did a good thing on Tuesday, but then CFL.ca didn't do a good thing. The good thing was that the league released the names of 10 players from each team's negotiation list. Those who have argue...
Feb 21, 2018
Wray Morrison: Women's hockey At The Olympics
Every four years there seems to be debate about the relevance of women's hockey at the winter Olympics. Some say, "Why bother? It's always Canada and the U.S.A. in the final." Women's hockey holds a r...
Feb 20, 2018
Saskatoon company makes 3-D printing history
A Saskatoon 3-D printing company quietly made history last week. The world's largest 3-D print was completed Feb. 16 at Create Cafe 3D Printing on Circle Drive as part of a combined effort with Wave o...
Feb 19, 2018 The Wave is a prototype camper built in one piece using 3D printing technology. The camper is set the record for the world's largest 3D print on Feb. 16, 2018. (Saskatchewan Polytechnic)
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