Ever wondered why you should watch a bunch of cars going in circles at an average speed of 200-220 km/hr? Well, first of all, they do not go around circles, the tracks are critically crafted, with every turn testing the drivers’ talents. Second of all, […]
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Opinion: Morocco being named AFCON champions was the right move, why did it take so long?
History was rewritten yesterday when Morocco was awarded the Africa Cup of Nations title, a ruling which overturned Senegal’s chaotic victory in January. The new verdict has awarded Morocco its first African title since 1976, while denying Senegal the chance to win its second […]
Opinion: Radko Gudas, NHL Department of Player Safety Create Firestorm
A man from Kladno, Czechoslovakia, has quickly become the most hated hockey player in Canada. The man is Radko Gudas, the rugged captain of the NHL’s Anaheim Ducks, who sidelined Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews for the remainder of the regular season with a […]
Opinion: Bloggers and Podcasters Keep Sask. Senior Hockey Alive
Saskatchewan senior hockey grows as the internet evolves. Saskatchewan senior hockey is the envy of Canadian hockey culture. Across 14 senior men’s leagues and one senior female league, small town passion and pride is kept alive through hockey teams. While senior hockey […]
Sweating with Pride: Michael Betteridge’s journey to opening Regina’s first Queer Fit Club
Queer Fit Club is a much-needed safe haven for Regina’s 2SLGBTQIA+ community and their allies, providing free and inclusive workouts to everyone “We essentially are a pop-up movement-based group for queer people and allies, with obviously the focus being on building community and confidence,” […]
From the boards to a new beginning
After a life-altering injury at 13, Justin Rayner learned that success is not about what you lose — it is about how you keep moving forward. When 13‑year‑old Justin Rayner lined up for a hockey game in Hodgeville in 2004, the night felt like any other on Saskatchewan […]
Regina’s First All-Women Flag Football League Makes History in Youth Sports
Regina’s first Elite Female Flag Football League launched this fall, bringing together athletes from grades 9 to 12 in a new competitive division that addresses a long-standing gap in female representation in high-performance leagues. Organized by the Regina NFL Fall Flag Football League, the new […]
World Cup co-hosts Canada hoping to make history, but how will team fare?
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup looming, soccer coach Guy Poirier and fan Andy McAnally believe Canada have a good chance of progressing out of the group stages. The World Cup – which only happens once every four-years – is a chance that doesn’t come […]
Early Morning Games Force Bars to Reevaluate Hours for Winter Olympics
Regina bars and hockey fans begin planning for Canada’s run at Olympic glory Regina bar owners are so anxious for the 2026 Winter Olympics that some have begun planning to open at 7 a.m. to accommodate crazed Canadian hockey fans for beer and breakfast. […]
‘Heated Rivalry’ is Driving a Viewership Boost Professional Hockey
For the first time in several years, droves of new fans are attending games, and the catalyst is an original Canadian show called ‘Heated Rivalry’. Professional hockey, not just the National Hockey League, is experiencing a boom in ticket sales. Attendance and viewership are up. […]
