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More than 150 cheering Huskies fans gave their women's basketball team a hero's welcome home at a CIS championship pep rally Wednesday. The University of Saskatchewan team brought home the Bronze Baby...

It might not be obvious, but the Saskatchewan Roughriders have a new look. The team officially unveiled changes to its logo Wednesday. "The timing was right for us to refresh and update our logo as we...

The University of Saskatchewan Huskies men's hockey team had a long start at the CIS University Cup in Halifax. In a the new single-game elimination format, the team took on the Carleton Ravens with a...

The Regina Pats kept pace with the Moose Jaw Warriors in the fight for third place in the East Division. Both teams were winners on Wednesday as the Pats remain one point back of their rival. Captain ...

A former NHL star who is no stranger to Saskatchewan was back in the Queen City Wednesday. Wendel Clark, who was the captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs in the early '90s, paid a visit to the College P...

Rider Nation still has to wait a few months to see the Green and White take the field, but fans can already get a glimpse of the players hard at work. Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Darian Duran...

The Huskies women's basketball team earned its fourth Canada West title with a 73-62 win over the Regina Cougars at the PAC Saturday night. The Huskies led 61-39 after three quarters. Regina pushed ba...

The Saskatchewan Rush are now six and three on the season after beating the Georgia Swarm 14-8 Saturday night. The Rush opened up a 7-1 first half lead and cruised in the second half to victory in fro...

WWE legend and hall-of-famer Bret Hart has had many fierce battles inside the ring, but possibly his most intense battle came outside it. A little over a month after announcing he had been diagnosed w...

The project to fix up the old Gordie Howe Bowl remains on track. Renamed the Saskatoon Minor Football Field at Gordon Howe Park, the facility has seen steady improvements over the last few years. &nbs...