Category Archives: *Sports

Recruited to join Canada's 1968 Olympic hockey team, my father was emotionally crushed when he was cut before the Games. I thought about that passion as Hockey Canada announced the men's hockey team t...

Hockey fans in Canada are learning exactly who will be playing on Canada's Olympic men's hockey team at the Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Hockey Canada made the announcement on Thursday. I...

Junior hockey fans in the province should be ecstatic as Regina, Saskatoon, Swift Current, Moose Jaw and Prince Albert made necessary trades at the deadline to make themselves better now, in some inst...

It's time to get rid of the host team in the Memorial Cup. Since 1983 the Memorial Cup tournament has included a host team. It was a reaction to the disastrous 1980, three-team, round-robin tournament...

When Shannon Fedorus remembers watching her tiny triplets in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 15 years ago she could never have imagined that her boys would someday find success on the football field,...

After a day full of blockbuster trades and big deals across the league, the Pats had to settle down and play a hockey game Wednesday night. The Pats themselves made two deals at the deadline bringing ...

Sara England has the blood of Saskatchewan curling royalty running through her veins and she's looking to deliver a national championship to the province. England and her team won the provincial junio...

The Regina Pats have made two more trades ahead of the WHL trade deadline. The Pats acquired 19-year-old defenceman Aaron Hyman from the Seattle Thunderbirds in exchange for 17-year-old Owen Williams ...

No one should be surprised that football players still hide their concussion symptoms from the team. It's the competitive nature of the game, knowing there is someone looking to replace them and if th...

Zach Collaros wore a green tie. He said all the right, diplomatic things when he met the media in his new role as Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback. He praised the fan base. He lauded the organizat...