Category Archives: *Sports

The Canadian Press BEIJING - Regina's Mark McMorris made his triumphant reutrn to the slopes on Saturday, winning gold in the men's big air competition at the Beijing World Cup. It was McMorris's firs...

For Janice Owen, the Grey Cup has always had shades of green. The lifelong Rider fan grew up in Saskatchewan as one of six children. Her father had a pair of season tickets at Taylor Field, but it was...

A Braylon Shmyr hat-trick helped form a five-goal third period as the Saskatoon Blades came back to beat the Brandon Wheat Kings 6-5 Friday night. The Blades were down 4-1 entering the third period be...

Stampeders coach Dave Dickinson sent a message to his team right after the Western Final win over Edmonton one week ago. When speaking to the media about last year's loss to Ottawa in the Grey Cup gam...

Every successful professional sports team has at least one great leader. The same can be said for every league. Randy Ambrosie is the 12th commissioner the CFL has had since 1984. When you crunch thos...

Let me start with some full disclosure. I wasn't paying much attention to the Oilers/Blues game last night. After all, we are just 21 games in to an 82 game regular season. However, a quick glance at ...

Four different Blades scored in the third period to force overtime in an eventual 7-6 loss to Moose Jaw Wednesday night. The Warriors were up 6-2 early in the final period before Bradley Goethals, Cam...

The Grey Cup is still days away, and yet the quarterback watch is on in Riderville for next season. Without hesitation, time and time again, Chris Jones has said Kevin Glenn was his starting quarterba...

Fans have one more way to show their support for the Saskatchewan Rush. The team has partnered with SGI on Rush-branded licence plates, available with either standardized, or custom numbering. Those w...

Recent "rebuilds" in the CFL have been interesting to watch. The Ottawa RedBlacks started from scratch in 2014, and took their lumps winning just twice in their opening season. 2015 was much better an...