Cole Davenport

1 week ago | ctvnews.ca | Cole Davenport

Typically, a custody battle is reserved for familial disputes, but a furry friend recently became the subject of a decision in Saskatchewan provincial court. According to a decision handed down May 1, “Charlie,” a Pug/Boston Terrier cross, was purchased jointly by a Regina couple for $800 in 2017. The two were in a common law relationship at the time and split the cost of the pet. There was some dispute in court over how that transaction took place.

1 week ago | ctvnews.ca | Cole Davenport

A Saskatchewan agritech company is planning to open what it calls a world-first facility capable of processing flax straw into industrial-grade fibre and premium pellets in Weyburn. Regina-based Prairie Clean Enterprises said in a news release it plans to start construction on “engineering enhancements” to the facility this month, with equipment expected to arrive in August and full production by September.

1 week ago | ctvnews.ca | Cole Davenport

Regina’s hopes of becoming a canola processing powerhouse appear to be crushed, with a second project now in corporate limbo. According to a March report from the United States Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agricultural Service, crush capacity in Canada will increase to more than 14 million metric tonnes once Cargill’s new crush facility outside Regina comes online in fall 2025, marking a 28 per cent increase in national capacity since 2021.

4 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Cole Davenport

Saskatchewan is a hockey hub, but without a “home” team to cheer for in the NHL, here’s a list of players who have called Saskatchewan home. Of the talent raised in Saskatchewan set to appear in the postseason, all but four play for different teams. Tampa Bay Lightning – Brandon Hagel, SaskatoonSaskatoon born Brandon Hagel is no stranger to the NHL playoffs, appearing in the Stanley Cup final with the Lightning in 2022 as part of a losing effort against the Colorado Avalanche.

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Cole Davenport

Regina fire crews say no one was hurt and no structures were involved after reports of a possible explosion at Regina’s Co-op Refinery Complex. According to Regina Fire and Protective Services, crews were dispatched to the refinery just before 5 a.m. Tuesday with crews remaining on “standby mode” throughout the morning while the refinery’s in-house fire team brought the situation under control.