Football fans in Winnipeg have mixed feelings about the headlining performer at this year’s Grey Cup, which will be played in ...
Regina Leader Post on MSN
Davis: First-place Saskatchewan Roughriders shouldn't send their best to Winnipeg
Reserve a table at one of Regina’s great steak houses Friday night for Saskatchewan Roughriders starting quarterback Trevor ...
Anthony (Tony) Merchant, a well-known lawyer and former Saskatchewan MLA, has died. His son, Evatt Merchant, confirmed that ...
Once the CFL playoffs arrive, “the rest is history” will apply to the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Resting players will not be ...
Regina Leader Post on MSN
Davis: Hall of Fame coach Dick Stark taught his Luther Lions about basketball and life
Thirty-one years after he played in the first Luther Invitational Tournament, Dick Stark coached his host basketball team to ...
The 6-foot-4, 215-pound UND freshman defenseman, who turned 17 this summer, is one of the best hockey prospects to ever come ...
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It appears things have gone from bad to worse for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ already short-circuiting offence. Nic Demski, ...
The eighth and final spots for the Montana's Canadian Curling Trials will be determined at the 2025 Home Hardware Canadian ...
Pizza 73, Western Canada’s hometown pizza brand, is turning up the heat, this fall as the first quick service restaurant in ...
The Canadian Press on MSN
Today-History-Oct20
Today in History for Oct. 20: In 1632, Sir Christopher Wren, British astronomer and architect, was born. He designed 53 London churches, including St. Paul's Cathedral, as well as several secular ...
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