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The Saskatchewan Hockey Association (SHA) is keeping an eye on a Quebec pilot project aimed at how young officials are presented to fans, coaches and players. On Jan. 13, Hockey Montreal rolled out th...

Matt Dunstone is heading to Kingston. The Regina-based skip was able to knock off reigning provincial champion Kirk Muyres Sunday in the title game, 4-2. The win is just a year removed from a provinci...

Saskatchewan Roughriders offensive lineman Takoby Cofield isn’t going anywhere, anytime soon. The second-year American tackle re-signed with the club Sunday, according to a release by the team. ...

The teams are set for provincial curling supremacy at the SaskTel Men’s Tankard, with some familiarity between the two sides. A year after Saskatoon’s Kirk Muyres beat Regina’s Matt ...

A southeastern Saskatchewan family that lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in a stolen identity case are looking to build awareness around their story. Andrew and Laurie Johnson had their identific...

Saskatchewan’s Chinese-Canadian communities are taking steps beyond what’s being recommended by the province’s officials to ensure no potential cases of coronavirus are spread to the...

Saskatchewan will benefit from the tail end of a chinook Saturday. Gusting wind will bring mild temperatures to most of the province, according to Environment Canada meteorologist Terri Lang. “W...

On Thursday, Nutrien announced that the Vanscoy potash mine will resume operations in March. The news provided lots of excitement for the members of the United Steelworkers Union who have been out of ...

There’s still some uncertainty as Great Britain leaves the European Union on Friday after 47 years. The questions include how trade relationships with the United Kingdom will evolve. Saskatchewa...

The Saskatchewan New Democratic Party is once again calling for action to address issues surrounding Saskatchewan hospitals. On Thursday, NDP Leader Ryan Meili and health critic Vicki Mowat met with m...