Amidst the pomp and circumstance of the Paris 2024 festivities, the financial realities of being an international athlete are garnering more attention. The situation is often more dire for Paralympians who, like many disabled Canadians, face the additional challenge of navigating complicated assistance channels.

Blaire McDowell may have lived around the world, but Saskatchewan holds a special place in her heart as she prepares to compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics with Canada's water polo team.

The University of Regina's Ovesh Purahoo qualified for the 100-metre freestyle at a June meet in Vancouver, with hopes to post his best time yet at the Summer Games in Paris.

Moose Jaws 15 Wing Royal Canadian Air Force Base has a decades-long history of training military personnel. With the awarding of a new federal contract, the city has become one of three sites for the RCAF's $11.2 billion Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) program.

A Saskatoon Realtor has been disciplined andfined $3,000 by the Saskatchewan Real Estate Commission for making transphobic comments via social media.

A Michif pre-kindergarten program in Battleford will include language and cultural programming along with a focus on outdoor education.

Next week, eight mens wheelchair basketball teams, including Canada, will be vying to claim one of the last four spots available for the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games. Two of theathletes competingfor the red and white Nik Goncin and Garrett Ostepchuk are from Regina.