Tag Archives: Saskatchewan

For Penny Barker, there’s no place like home. Barker, who has lived around Moose Jaw her whole life, has curled out of there her entire career, always with dreams of seeing her name raised among...

By Jay D Haughton The definition of a tragedy is an event that has caused great suffering, destruction and distress. Misha Shelipov, 14, and his family went through all three, as they were forced to f...

Some Saskatchewan drivers apparently had a bit too much Christmas cheer over the holidays. SGI revealed Wednesday that police around the province reported 414 impaired driving offences in December, th...

By Jay D Haughton The Town of Assiniboia and its Southland Co-op Centre have put their hat in the ring to become this year's Kraft Hockeyville champion. If they win, a cheque for $250,000 will be pres...

Although tax season is a few months away, many people may want to consider taking a second look at their finances right now. Living Sky Financial senior investment adviser Scott Bjornson says people s...

The Onion Lake Cree Nation and the Yellow Quill First Nation are calling on the Saskatchewan government to halt its sale and lease of Crown land. During a news conference organized by the Saskatchewan...

After almost two weeks, the foggy weather in Regina and Saskatoon has finally started to break. The weather in Saskatchewan's two major cities was stagnant for the last 13 days because of an inversion...

It's been a frustrating several weeks for passengers trying to get to and from Saskatchewan. Air Canada recently suspended flights to Calgary out of Saskatchewan, weather and scheduling problems creat...

Influenza was on the wane in Saskatchewan over the first two weeks of 2023. According to the Community Respiratory Illness Surveillance Program report issued Thursday by the Ministry of Health, the nu...

When most people think of playing sports on the prairies, the mind immediately goes to hockey or football. Skiing and snowboarding don't quite jump to the front of people's minds. It's tough to blame ...