Category Archives: *Sports

The Regina Pats ownership group is bringing in a big concert for the Memorial Cup and those attending the outdoor games in February get a spot at the front of the line. Pats governor Anthony Marquart ...

Now the CFL rumour season begins. At Grey Cup the most asked question to me from members of the media and fans and even some players was who is going to be the quarterback in Saskatchewan next year? I...

There's a hockey rink in front of the Peace Tower! Isn't that where the Saskatchewan Roughriders traditionally practice, on Parliament Hill, when they visit Ottawa? Now it's flooded and boarded, compl...

The University of Regina men's basketball team continued with their winning ways over the weekend, tying a school record, while the women's team continued to assert their own dominance in the standing...

Add another classic to the history books for the Grey Cup. Cassius Vaughn sprinting down the field for a 110-yard fumble return touchdown will go down as one of those plays in Grey Cup history. That t...

Wet, heavy snow fell on everyone as we trooped into Ottawa's TD Place for Sunday's Grey Cup game between the Toronto Argonauts and Calgary Stampeders. "Instant classic!" Snow games provide the most wa...

Of the 12 commissioners I have heard give their annual State of the CFL speeches during Grey Cup Week, Tom Wright was my favourite. Alas, he was too nice. So the CFL governors fired him before he coul...

Sunday's Grey Cup is a game that sees the Calgary Stampeders heavily favoured once again. Where have we seen that before? Oh right, last year's Grey Cup when the line was actually a record for biggest...

For the first time ever, a member of the University of Regina Rams has been named the U SPORTS Rookie of the Year. Linebacker Nick Cross, who played his high school football at Dr. Martin LeBoldus Hig...

Dave Dickenson is two-for-two but he wants more. In his two CFL seasons as the Calgary Stampeders' head coach, Dickenson has twice led his team to the Grey Cup game. The Stampeders were favoured last ...