THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

  • By November 17, 2010

    A dramatic overtime victory puts Saskatchewan one win away from the Grey Cup.

  • Huskies are still one of the best in the CIS

    By November 6, 2010

    As far as I’m concerned, the Huskies run one of the best shows in the CIS. But there’s a little bit of a problem ”” I’m now a student at the University of Regina.

  • The Riders’ pre-playoff antics are no reason to panic

    By October 28, 2010

    There was a time when the Saskatchewan Roughriders and their loyal fans were happy with a playoff appearance. Heck, if the Riders had a 9-9 record it was a “good” year. But those days are over.

  • Kings of the basketball court

    By March 24, 2010

    As I watched the Huskies win the CIS title against UBC 91-81, I couldn’t help but get a little emotional for a team that finally got their day. I guess it’s true: every Dog has its day.

  • Heartbreak in Rider nation

    By December 2, 2009

    As Damon Duval’s kick sailed wide for the Alouettes there were mere seconds of pandemonium and thrill amongst Rider fans. I unfortunately, saw the penalty flags fly immediately, and never did get to taste that false celebration.

  • Riders going back the Cup

    By November 26, 2009

    The Riders dominated the Stampeders in every facet of that football game on Nov. 22. Forget about the law of averages and the Riders beating Calgary all year, or the Riders having all the pressure on them, or whatever other statistic the Stamps or any other non-believer wants to throw at this team.

  • Gridiron Huskies’ hopes sail wide

    By November 18, 2009

    It was one of the better Canadian Interuniversity Sport games to be played on Saskatoon turf in recent memory. Big hits, big plays, and huge heartbreak for the home team.

  • Crazy Canada West football

    By November 12, 2009

    Our city has it pretty good when it comes to university football in the Canada West. Year after year it seems the Huskies are the team to beat in the Canada West, but recently the rest of the teams in the conference have been closing the gap.