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Kelowna’s 68-game schedule will start with a home game and also end with a home game.

Saskatchewan's Crown power corporation plans to spend $5.8 million to inspect thousands of wooden power poles around the province. According to SaskPo...

The Prince Albert Predators ended their regular season this past weekend, and they ended it on a high note. Th...

By Kash Knight A historical case has left the Saskatchewan RCMP stumped for decades. In the afternoon of April 23, 1970, a deceased male baby was foun...

By Kash Knight A historical case has left the Saskatchewan RCMP stumped for decades. In the afternoon of April...

Eight Capital set a C$13.00 target price on Surge Energy (TSE:SGY – Get Rating) in a research report report published on Wednesday, BayStreet.CA reports. The firm currently has a buy rating on the stock. Other equities analysts have also issued research reports about the stock. Stifel Nicolaus lowered their price objective on shares of Surge […]

No player available this year embodies the concept of "sandpaper in your lineup" more than Kalan Lind of the Red Deer Rebels.

Now that his team has won gold for Canada in the pool at the Special Olympics World Games, Tyler Servant of Swift Current, Sask., says he would like to someday help younger athletes as a coach.

The Washington Capitals made their first hire to join Spencer Carbery's coaching staff on Thursday when they brought in assistant coach Mitch Love to handle the team's defensemen. Love spoke with assembled DC media for the first time on Friday. The 39-year-old, two-time AHL coach of the year discussed a variety of topics including his…

It will be a season of goodbyes for Ron Robison, as the long-time commissioner of the Western Hockey League will not renew his contact when it expires at the en