Varsity View resident Douglas Tompson submitted a video of a man stealing truck hitches in late October. The video was captured on a camera from Tompson’s home.
Today, however, we are sad to have another video from Mr. Tompson, whose video camera captured a hit and run at 1:00 a.m. on Jan. 30. The hit and run occurred to his own vehicle. The damage may be irreparable.
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During his voyage to the prairies, Stephen Harper stepped out of his role as politician and steppe into the role of journalist, as the prime minister interviewed two legends of hockey: none other than Wayne Gretzky and Gordie Howe.
The First Nations University of Canada has found itself in a particularly distressing matter lately. In a nutshell, it comes down to money, the misuse of it, whose fault it is and how to remedy the situation.
Ultimate Power Duo (now a trio) are heading to Vancouver for the Olympics, but they seem more excited about getting their own brand of beer.
All around the world, Twitter is a phenomenon. Here in Saskatoon, however, it seems people view it as nothing more than a series of status updates that celebrities use to further their careers.
“Everybody’s got the right to be happy.” Those words echo from the opening song from the new musical at the Greystone Theatre that opens this week. Of course, it’s assassins singing that line.
With only days remaining until the opening of the Olympic ceremonies, there is a distinct buzz in Vancouver. But not everyone in the city is excited about what is coming.
In Coupland’s latest book, the bees have disappeared and with it, much of our way of life.
Canada’s national summer sport has been predominantly ignored at the college level in Western Canada, but a recent push to establish a lacrosse league amongst Western Canadian universities is providing many University of Saskatchewan lacrosse players with a second opportunity to play the sport they love.
Prior to Team Canada DJ Crew’s Jan. 29 show at Scratch, the venue’s Facebook page read, “Changing the world — one dance party at a time.” They delivered on their promise in Saskatoon.
Countless youth have been exposed to the classic novel The Catcher in the Rye since its publication in 1951. Now the author who was so closely associated with his book, J.D. Salinger, has died.
Zooey and Adam is Winnipeg filmmaker Sean Garrity’s third feature and it has stirred up controversy over its depiction of rape.
It is not entirely irrational that we use credit for the things we want. But when people forget that borrowed money is just that, borrowed, it can have disastrous consequences.
If you want to see this film, it’s probably best to not even think of it as Sherlock Holmes — just Robert Downey, Jr. with an accent solving a crime in Victorian-era London.
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