Brady Ratzlaff

Digital Broadcast Journalist

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• The Saskatchewan Rattlers getting set for tip-off on the 2023 CEBL regular season

  The Saskatchewan Rattlers are gearing up for the 2023 season. The team is full of new faces from the 2022 edition of the team. The season begins at the end of May.

  Sports

  May 10
• Skills Canada Sask. brings students out to get involved with tech industry careers

  Hundreds of students flocked to Sask. Polytech in Saskatoon for the Olympic style competition known as Skills Canada Sask.

  Education

  Apr 28
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• Seattle Thunderbirds duo have a connection to Saskatoon

  The Seattle Thunderbirds were recently in Saskatoon to face the Blades. The Thunderbirds have a duo of players with connections to Saskatoon and surronding area.

  Sports

  Jan 23
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• Saskatoon diehard soccer fan attends 42 2022 World Cup game, ready for 2026 Cup in North America

  Saskatoon resident Lee Kormish attended all 42 matches at the World Cup. He suggested the event in 2026 will be huge for Canada after what he experienced in Qatar.

  Sports

  Jan 21
• USask men’s and women’s basketball teams at opposite ends of standings as teams entered 2nd half

  The USask men's and women's basketball teams find themselves at different ends of the playoff race. The women are tops in Can-West and the men have dealt with significant injuries.

  Sports

  Jan 20
• USask men’s, women’s volleyball teams setting themselves up for playoff push in 2nd half of season

  The USask men's and women's volleyball teams continue to push for playoff positioning in the second half of the season in Canada West play.

  Sports

  Jan 20
• It’s cold outside. Here’s how to prep for extreme cold in Saskatoon

  Saskatoon's cold weather plan has been activated as the city deals with its first stretch of extreme cold weather before winter officially begins.

  Weather

  Dec 5, 2022
• SGI reminding motorists not to speed during October traffic spotlight

  SGI has highlighted speeding as the traffic spotlight for October, as drivers need to remember that speed limits are in place for a reason, they are the law.

  Canada

  Nov 24, 2022
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• Despite loss to Belgium, Canada’s FIFA World Cup play a win for Saskatoon soccer, businesses

  As Canada hit the pitch at the World Cup for the first time in 36 years, the game was not only watched by many fans in Saskatoon, it's also providing a boom for sports bars.

  Sports

  Nov 24, 2022
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• USask Huskies’ Kubongo leaving his mark on and off the field after knee injury

  Huskies player Ted Kubongo is having a big impact on the team in 2022. This after the COVID-19 pandemic and a significant knee injury that kept him away from the field since 2019.

  Sports

  Oct 16, 2022
• Former pro hockey player, Saskatoon native helping out Ukrainian refugees

  The started-from-scratch charity Help From Canada has helped many Ukrainians relocate from Europe to Canada for their new lives.

  Canada

  Oct 13, 2022
• Saskatchewan athlete won’t let life-changing injury get in the way of sports

  Logan Edwards hasn't let a life-changing eye injury alter his love and drive to succeed in sports. In fact, he is persevering in them.

  Sports

  Oct 11, 2022
• Hoops4Hope returns in-person to raise funds for cystic fibrosis

  The Hoops4Hope event returned this year to its regular format for the first time since 2019. The 3-on-3 basketball event raises awareness for cystic fibrosis.

  Canada

  Oct 10, 2022
• Saskatchewan ball hockey teams return home after successful trips to nationals, worlds

  Saskatchewan ball hockey teams in the men's and women's divisions brought home medals from recent competitions, winning two gold and a silver at nationals and a bronze at worlds.

  Sports

  Oct 3, 2022
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• Saskatchewan Rush have had an off-season filled with change

  The Saskatchewan Rush have seen some changes to their roster this offseason due to free agency and the Las Vas expansion draft.

  Sports

  Sep 15, 2022
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• ‘Leading by example’: Hilltops linebacker Johnson is ‘important piece’ of Toppers’ defence

  Saskatoon Hilltops linebacker Konner Johnson is taking his experience from attending Saskatchewan Roughriders training camp and applying it to his game with the Toppers.

  Sports

  Sep 15, 2022
• Saskatchewan boy with three open heart surgeries throws out first pitch at Blue Jays game

  After applying to the Make a Wish Foundation, Rocky was taken to Toronto where he got to throw the first pitch and watch the game.

  Canada

  Sep 3, 2022
• Team Saskatchewan wins bronze medal at U15 Ray Carter Cup baseball championships

  Team Saskatchewan won the bronze medal at the recent Ray Carter Cup. It was the first time Saskatoon has hosted the U15 baseball national championships.

  Sports

  Aug 30, 2022
• Horse racing returns to Marquis Downs for one last gallop to the finish line

  Horse racing has returned to Marquis Downs — or Moosomin Downs, as it's called for the time being. Racing will be at the location in Saskatoon until Sept. 25.

  Sports

  Aug 29, 2022
• USask Huskies linebacking core tackling leadership role for the team

  The University of Saskatchewan Huskies will be strong at linebacker this season — a group that is eager to dominate the opposition and lead the team to the promised land.

  Sports

  Aug 23, 2022
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• Bridge City polocrosse tournament moving to new location

  The Bridge City polocrosse tournament is back, but this year it will be switching locations. It will be hosted at the Sunny Plain Ranch.

  Sports

  Aug 13, 2022
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• ‘It’s shocking’: Sask. farmers react to federal government’s proposed cutdown on fertilizer emissions

  Local farmers have voiced their concerns with the federal government's plan to reduce overall emissions from fertilizer by 30 per cent by the year 2030.

  Consumer

  Aug 2, 2022
• Saskatoon Fringe Festival returns to in-person setting since 2019

  The fringe festival has made its return to normal in Saskatoon, after an altered event through COVID-19. The event runs daily through August 6th.

  Consumer

  Aug 2, 2022
• Saskatchewan-produced horror short film up for Screamfest film festival award

  A pair of local film producers' newest release called 'The Druid's Hand' is up for awards at the Screamfest Film Festival in Los Angeles in October.

  Entertainment

  Aug 1, 2022
• Are dragonflies going extinct? Expert says unlikely

  While the number of dragonflies has dropped this year in Saskatchewan, it's not because the species is on the decline, but rather due to the drought conditions from 2021.

  Environment

  Jul 30, 2022