Tag Archives: Saskatchewan

Going to see a first run movie is not an inexpensive prospect. Tickets to a movie and concession items can add up quickly. Moonlight Movies will be a discount movie theatre, operated by the same peopl...

Every dollar spent on an orange T-shirt for Truth and Reconciliation Day should be a conscious effort to uplift an Indigenous business or community, experts say. Shopping for orange T-shirts...

The province grew by 8,567 people in the most recent quarterly population estimates from Statistics Canada. There are now, as of July 1, 1,209,107 people calling Saskatchewan home. That's a growth of ...

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have added a veteran presence to their lineup for the playoff stretch. On Wednesday, they announced they've signed WR Derel Walker along with DL Jamal Davis II. Walker suited u...

I despise when someone says "meh, it's just an old building." Buildings are like old friends. They create memories for us and we think they'll always be there for us...until they're not. Regina lost a...

The first installment of the Trans-Canada Highway rivalry goes tonight at the Brandt Centre between the Regina Pats and the Moose Jaw Warriors. Regina is coming off a successful opening weekend, picki...

A demolition crew will begin dismantliing the "Gordon Block" on 12th avenue.  The heritage building adjacent to Victoria Park in downtown Regina was ravaged by a fire Sunday morning. The dam...

With the losses mounting amidst their three-game losing streak, the Saskatchewan Roughriders (6-8) are searching for answers but are not ready to hit the panic button. The next chance for the Roughrid...

The Regina Pats not only opened up their home schedule of the 2023-24 Western Hockey League schedule, but they also launched their theme for the new campaign, IGNITE. Photo: Regina Pats "Regina has pl...

Moose Jaw Wakamow MLA Greg Lawrence has decided to not run again in the 2024 provincial election. The Saskatchewan Party released a statement from Lawrence, who has been MLA for the riding since 2011....