Tag Archives: Syndicated

TORONTO - Once again, the CFL will not get an interest-free loan from the federal government. The two sides have maintained informal dialogue since last August when the CFL cancelled plans for an abbr...

It’s hard to put a band-aid on the brain. That’s where a new website from WorkSafe Saskatchewan comes in. It aims to help any worker or employer in the province navigate stress on the job....

Infectious disease physician Dr. Alex Wong’s advice regarding the AstraZeneca vaccine remains the same: Take the first vaccine offered. Wong was speaking to the Greg Morgan Morning Show on Wedne...

This week, the Saskatchewan government introduced legislation that would create a Serious Incident Response Team (SIRT) to oversee police, but a Regina lawyer believes the changes don't go far enough....

Today is the day Saskatchewan campers can map out their plans for summer. Starting at 7 a.m., reservations open for nightly campsites at provincial parks starting with Blackstrap, Pike Lake, Battlefor...

The Canadian Football Hall of Fame announcement Tuesday hopefully was a great reminder to those who are so quick to be excited about a relationship with the XFL. The Hall of Famers included greats lik...

Changes are coming to drive-through COVID-19 vaccination clinics in Saskatchewan. In Saskatoon, the drive-through clinic at Prairieland Park is to open to people aged 52 to 54 on Wednesday. It previou...

Country Thunder is being postponed until 2022 as COVID-19 continues to impact public events and borders. The show held near Craven had been scheduled for July 8-11 this year, but will now not return u...

There are lots of cuts of beef for grilling or smoking. T-bone steak, strip loin steak, but I'm a big fan of the Bone in Ribeye steak. When I'm at butcher or grocery shopping I like to select a bone i...

Saskatchewan tightened things up Tuesday. Due to a recent surge in COVID-19 cases and in cases of variants of concern, the Saskatchewan government announced that, effective immediately, all private in...