Saskatchewan comes through for TeleMiracle again
Like many other things, this year's TeleMiracle looked a lot different than the previous 44 editions of the 20...
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Like many other things, this year's TeleMiracle looked a lot different than the previous 44 editions of the 20...
The University of Regina says they're excited to be hosting Western Hockey League teams during the shortened b...
By Drew Postey Mar 1, 2021 6:09 AM Keri Einarson becomes the first repeat winner at the Scotties since Rachel Homan in 2014. Photo Curling Canada.ca. Make it back-to-back Canadian Championships for Kerri Einarson, who defeated Rachel Homan and Ontario 9-7 in the Scotties final Sunday night. Homan led 3-2 after the fourth end, but Einarson and Canada took three in the fifth and never trailed after that, despite a tie going into the final end. Einarson becomes the first repeat winner since Homan in 2013/14. It was also the first time in Scotties history that two skips met in the final...
By Mitchell Blair Brett Boyko is coming home. The Riders announced they have come to terms with the Saskatoon-born offensive lineman. The 28-year-old played 15 games for the B.C Lions in 2019. The Lions drafted Boyko in the 2nd round of the 2015 CFL draft, but before coming north of the border, the UNLV grad spent parts of four seasons on the practice roster of the Eagles and Chargers before playing for San Diego in the Alliance of American football. The Riders also announced they have signed defensive back Kentrell Brice. Another ballhawk added ��
Get ready for an abrupt change in temperatures if you're in southern Saskatchewan. Daytime highs could be in t...