Offensive linemen dominate the CFL’s Scouting Bureau Winter Rankings. Six of the top nine players ranked were offensive linemen. Illinois Offensive Lineman Isaiah Adams is ranked 1st overall, after placing in the 5th spot during the fall rankings. Adams has two All Big Ten Selections and was named a team captain in 2023. North Vancouver’s […]

The Saskatchewan Roughriders added plenty of veteran experience with the signing of National Offensive Lineman Philip Blake to a one-year contract extension. Blake (6’3-310) saw action in six games last season, after he suffered a torn pectoral injury during the preseason. In 2022, the 38-year-old won a Grey Cup in Regina alongside the Toronto Argonauts. […]

12 teams will have the opportunity to claim the 2024 Tankard in Saskatoon next week. Dustin Kalthoff (Nutana Curling Club) will be skipping one of the rinks seeking the opportunity to represent Saskatchewan at the Brier this March. From his beginnings, Kalthoff always had a passion for curling. His dad, Kevin, represented Saskatchewan at the […]

Weather Forecast Temperature Chance Precip This Afternoon Fog and low clouds – then mostly sunny   Wind: S/SE 15-25 km/h High: -2° 10% Tonight Mainly clear   Wind: S/SW 15-25 km/h Low: -7° 0% Friday Mostly sunnyWind: W 15-25 km/h High: 1° 0% Friday Night Clear   Wind: W/SW 10-20 km/h Low: -7° 0% Saturday […]

A judge has found a Saskatchewan Mountie guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death of his lover. Bernie Herman, who is 55, had pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the death of 26-year-old Braden Herman.  The two men are not related. Justice Gary Meschishnick says he didn’t believe Bernie Herman’s testimony that he felt […]

SGI has released statistics from their December campaign against impaired driving. Of the 545 drivers found to have some sort of impairment, 183 ended up being charged with criminal code offences, and 362 people were given administrative suspensions. Administrative suspensions are issued when someone is caught driving with a blood alcohol content (BAC) between .04 […]

The long running renovations at the Globe Theatre in Regina are also running into financial issues. The Globe and the contractor doing the work are asking for Regina City Council for help. Costs of the project have continued to climb as workers have been renovating the former City Hall building, which is more than 100 […]

Starting February 1, Saskatchewan raises the legal age for purchasing tobacco and vaping products from 18 to 19, aligning it with alcohol and cannabis restrictions. A move that was applauded by advocates for children’s heart and lung health – groups like the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan. “It is important for us to protect […]

One of the most iconic publications in Canadian households is calling it quits this spring. Reader’s Digest, a staple in doctor’s offices and washrooms everywhere, has decided to end its run thanks to declining revenue, changing reading habits, and rising production costs. I don’t think it’s any secret that the RD will be missed by […]

After nearly 18 years in the public eye, Charlie Clark has decided not to run in the 2024 civic election. Charlie Clark was first elected to Saskatoon City council in 2006. Ten years later, he defeated four-term incumbent Don Atchison to become Mayor and was re-elected in 2020. “I want to get the most out […]