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Day 13 Recap – Feb. 19, 2026
Read more: Day 13 Recap – Feb. 19, 2026Clark, Canada bring home silver Saskatoon forward Emily Clark added a second Olympic silver medal to her collection after she and the Canadian women’s hockey team fell 2-1 against the United States in overtime, with Megan Keller breaking the tie…
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Day 12 – Feb. 18, 2026
McMorris finishes top 10 in slopestyle Regina snowboarder Mark McMorris wasn’t able to secure a spot on the Milano Cortina…
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Day 11 – Feb. 17, 2026
Pletz and Team Canada finish 17th This morning, Regina biathlete Logan Pletz helped represent Canada in the men’s 4×7.5-kilometre relay…
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Day 10 – Feb. 16, 2026
Canada will play for gold in women’s hockey The Canadian women’s hockey team, featuring Saskatoon forward Emily Clark, secured their…
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Day 9 – Feb. 15, 2026
Things are 3-0 for Canada The Canadian men’s hockey team, which includes Saskatoon goaltender Darcy Kuemper and Saskatoon-born forward Brandon…
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Sask roots helped Hebert grow into three-time Olympian
By Ryan Flaherty for Sask Sport Ben Hebert has won virtually everything there is to win in the sport of curling but competing at the Olympic Games just hits different. The five-time Brier winner and two-time world champion who is considered by many to be the greatest male lead in Canadian history is set to represent the country in his third Olympics at the 2026 Milano…
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Cheer on Sask for the Milano Cortina Olympic Winter Games
Following years of dedication to sport through the grassroots level to high performance, 21 individuals from Saskatchewan will represent the province at the Olympic Winter Games February 6-22 in Milano Cortina. The contingent will feature six officials, four support and mission staff, four coaches and seven athletes with ties to the province. Regina’s Mark McMorris will be looking to add more hardware to his already impressive tally. The three-time Olympic bronze medallist in snowboard slopestyle…
A rich sport history
Providing funding from grassroots to the Games
Since 1974, Sask Lotteries has helped individuals in Saskatchewan achieve dreams as the main fundraiser for more than 12,000 sport, culture and recreation groups across the province.
Olympic and Paralympic History in Saskatchewan
Learn more about each Saskatchewan connection to the Olympics and Paralympics through the listing by Olympic and Paralympic years.