Author Archives: Britton Gray

A new Tim Hortons in north Regina has more meaning than just a place for people to grab a cup of coffee. The coffee shop, located in the Saulteaux Crossing Business park on Pinkie Road, is the only Fi...

The Riders are on an eastern road trip for the duration of the playoffs, and one Saskatchewan couple is following the team's travels. Brin Werrett is the president of the Regina Thunder Football Club ...

Zack Evans and his family are from Regina but he's now a member of the Ottawa Redblacks. His dad said it was an easy choice for who he will be cheering for during Sunday's clash against the Saskatchew...

The Moose Jaw Times-Herald has brought news to the Friendly City for almost 130 years, but the presses will be stopping in December. The paper announced that it will be ending both print and digital v...

Carmichael Outreach has helped many people in the community through various programs, and now the organization is asking for help to renovate their new building. The non-profit organization launched i...

The opening of the first phase of the Regina Bypass caused a bit of mayhem on Arcola Street. Signs were posted indicating vehicles could use the bypass and avoid going through the city to get to Moose...

It wasn't only the Roughriders who had to deal with the snow this past - so did the fans. As many braved the chilly temperature to watch the game, some 800 fans were moved from their seats due to a sn...

Despite a record day from running back Atlee Simon, the University of Regina Rams were beaten in the playoffs by the Thunderbirds for the second straight year on Saturday in Vancouver. The University ...

A 30-year-old Fort Qu'Appelle man has been charged with uttering threats by RCMP after a social media post was reported to police. RCMP said an anonymous complaint was made regarding a threat circulat...

While some people might not be too excited to see the snow falling in early November, those with snowmobiles are hoping it's a sign of things to come. "All snow is great to see in southern Saskatchewa...