Category Archives: *Sports

Roll into any small town in Saskatchewan during the winter months and you can probably find a curling bonspiel. It's something the province perhaps takes for granted, especially when you consider what...

The first, the 111th and the 114th. All games that Brad Gushue touched on as he reflected back on his record-setting number of Brier wins on Monday morning. The Newfoundland skip overtook the record s...

You know those times in life when you get a get a glimpse of the past and it brings a smile to your face. This weekend at the Brier, one of those moments was seeing a grandmother walking around with t...

While the University of Regina Cougars won the Canada-West championship Friday, there's still one more goal on their list. Just a week after the Cougars defeated the University of Saskatchewan Huskies...

Curlers are the best! Of all the athletes in all the sports covered by the media, none are more approachable than curlers. The last time I heard of a curler turning down an interview request she was b...

Team Saskatchewan finally gave the hometown fans something to cheer about. The Laycock rink was 0-2 going into their matchup against New Brunswick on Sunday night and feeling the crunch at the bottom ...

If Regina feels like home for Manitoba third Braeden Moskowy, well, it actually is. Manitoba's third was born and raised in Queen City and even wore the green jacket for a time, including at one Brier...

Team British Columbia has babies on the brain. Two babies in particular. Both third Jeff Richard and lead David Harper's wives are expecting this week. In fact, Harper left in the middle of Saturday n...

After winning the SaskTel Tankard at the beginning of February, Team Saskatchewan third Matt Dunstone was transported back in time. "As soon as we win that game you just have flashbacks of you as a fi...

The third time turned out to be the charm for the University of Regina Cougars women's basketball team, winning their third Can-West championship in the program's history. The Cougars once again met t...