Author Archives: Britton Gray

For a guy who doesn't particularly like yard work, I've spent an inordinate amount of time lately planting grass, fixing sprinklers, fertilizing and watering my new trees. I know what I'm doing. I spe...

Spring is out with a whimper and summer is arriving with a hot bang in Saskatchewan. Temperatures could rise to 30 C by the weekend and it will stay that way for most of the summer. "It is showing for...

It might as well have been a funeral in a very quiet Saskatchewan Transportation Company bus depot in Regina. Wednesday is the last day for passenger service and apart from about a dozen people, the b...

The last Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) bus rolls out of the barn Wednesday evening. As of now, no private company is offering any bus routes although 11 have applied to do so through ...

A moose was on the loose in the Queen City Wednesday morning - and it might have been looking for its morning coffee and Timbits. The moose was spotted by Tyler Pyle in Regina's Harbour Landing area. ...

As much as the NBA Finals should be must see TV, the league didn't do themselves many favours with the schedule. The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated Boston in the Eastern Conference Finals on Thursday ni...

A love of football is often passed on from father to son and the same could be said for Jarious Jackson and his father. Jackson's dad, Jarious Jackson Sr., died on Mother's Day in a single car acciden...

Here's a soft-clap for the Saskatchewan Roughriders, who have justifiably parted ways with troubled defensive back Justin Cox. It's a matter of principle. That's what Riders boss Chris Jones said. Whe...

Blustery conditions over the last week have created a few roadblocks for city crews in Regina trying to spray for tent caterpillars and cankerworms. "We have been wind delayed. The weather has been pr...

New details are coming out about an apparent shooting in Regina Monday.   While there are still outstanding questions about the firearms offence, police said they have enough evidence of drug tra...