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Regina's Mark McMorris has posted his third career third-place finish at the Winter Olympics. The 28-year-old snowboarder won the bronze medal in the men's slopestyle final late Sunday in China, posti...

Kerri Einarson pulled off the three-peat Sunday. Einarson and her Team Canada entry of Val Sweeting, Shannon Birchard and Briane Meilleur beat Northern Ontario's Krista McCarville 9-6 to win their thi...

Hospitalizations dropped by 13 fewer patients today, according to the provincial COVID-19 update. 724 new cases were reported. Six more people have died. According to the Ministry of Health:   As...

The return to full-time learning will begin on Monday at the University of Saskatchewan and there are some mixed reactions coming from all directions. On one side, students are excited to carry on the...

Regina snowboarder Mark McMorris will have a chance to add to his Winter Olympic slopestyle medal haul. The 28-year-old finished second in qualifying Sunday at the Beijing Games, posting a score of 83...

It's been 70 years since Queen Elizabeth II took the throne to become the longest-reigning monarch. Her Platinum Jubilee is being celebrated on Sunday. "It's a pretty big day," said Regina resident Al...

Kerri Einarson's hopes of a three-peat remained alive Saturday. The two-time defending Canadian women's curling champion beat Tracy Fleury's Wild Card #1 entry 11-6 in the 3-4 Page playoff game at the...

Kyle Crnkovic is showing off his leadership qualities with the Blades this season. The 2002-born product out of Chestermere, Alberta isn't just leading the Blades in scoring but finds himself at the t...

The University of Regina and the Royal Saskatchewan Museum have partnered to learn more about the great horned owl. Dr. Ryan Fisher, the curator of vertebrate zoology at the museum, told John Gormley ...

As the fifth wave of COVID-19 progresses in Saskatchewan, daily case numbers seem to be on the decline, but it could take at least two more weeks for hospitalizations to decrease significantly. The pr...