Author Archives: Britton Gray

The Roughriders had a special venue, and a special guest, for their Tuesday walk through in Ottawa. The team laced up their cleats and practiced on the lawn at Parliament Hill and even the Prime Minis...

For 65 years, Sparky the Fire Dog has been helping teach children about fire safety. The mascot is celebrating his birthday during National Fire Prevention Week. "The Government of Saskatchewan is ple...

A dog attack in Regina's north end sent two people to hospital, including a child. Police were called out early Friday afternoon to a home on the 500 block of Pasqua Street. EMS were there attending t...

The RCMP continues to search for missing Yorkton teen Mekayla Bali. Now her family is offering $25,000 for information that leads to her whereabouts. "It helps us with hope that we will be able to fin...

The amount of revenue the Saskatchewan government has brought in from the sale of land used for the right to explore for natural gas and petroleum continues to fall. The most recent October public off...

Producers were able to make progress between the weekend rains. According to Saskatchewan Agriculture's weekly crop report, 80 per cent of the 2016 crop has been combined and 14 per cent is swathed or...

Snow continues to fall in Saskatchewan. Environment Canada issued snowfall warnings in areas across the province, including Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Swift Current and Cypress Hills. Terri Lang, a Met...

The story of carbon tax is only getting louder in Saskatchewan. In an effort to address climate change, the Prime Minister announced Monday that the provinces will have a choice: to go to cap and...

On Wednesday, with signs and flyers bearing his name in blue on almost every surface, Michael Fougere explained why the people of Regina should keep him at the helm of the city. Fougere said, if elect...

The federal government has given the provinces two choices in addressing climate change: a carbon tax or cap and trade. Each comes with their own complexities and pros and cons. The Saskatchewan gover...