The 56th annual Labour Day Classic sold out Thursday, six days after the Roughriders sold out their regular-season opener against the B.C. Lions.

A bylaw banning conversion therapy in Regina has been passed by city council, taking immediate effect.

The painstaking process that identified Michael Kirov has cracked other prominent cases before, and Regina police hope it will do so again.

The CFL fined Lions linebacker Jordan Williams an undisclosed amount for an unpenalized hit to the head of Riders quarterback Cody Fajardo.

Chief Evan Bray expressed his condolences to the family of Geoffrey Morris, but also stood by the actions of his officers.

Thursday's 141 new cases is the most Saskatchewan has seen in two and a half months, and 40 per cent of these were in people ages 20 to 39.

The call comes a day after Regina passed its own bylaw on the discredited practice, and as a federal attempt to do likewise looks set to fail for now.

Originally from Winnipeg, Kirov was struck by a train in 1995. He was identified earlier this month through genealogical DNA research.

Using new automated technology developed by Prairie Robotics, images of blue cart contents will be captured when the bin is emptied and then software will track items that don't belong.

Cody Fajardo on Friday became the first Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback to begin a game with 15 consecutive completions.