Saskatoon morning news rewind: Thursday, March 28
Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Thursday, March 28.
Canada
Mar 28
Many veterinarians in Canada are facing extreme burnout and declining mental health
Survey data compiled in 2020 suggests that veterinarians in Canada were far more likely to think about killing themselves when compared with the average person.
Health
Nov 5, 2023
‘Be respectful’: Local officials prepare for 2023 Western University HoCo
Last year, nearly 7,000 people were on Broughdale Avenue and surrounding streets at the height of the unsanctioned event on Saturday.
Canada
Sep 21, 2023
London police hope to ‘reignite the public’ on anniversary of fatal Hamilton Road hit and run
To mark the anniversary of the fatal collision, police are re-releasing video surveillance footage in hopes of identifying the suspect vehicle and driver.
Crime
Sep 18, 2023
Quebec youth, parents affected by violent crime speak out
A conference featuring youth victims of crime and their parents took place Saturday afternoon to discuss youth violence and how it can be prevented.
Canada
Aug 26, 2023
Montreal English CEGEPs bracing for new Quebec language law requirements
The law limits English CEGEP enrolment and mandates additional French courses for students. Schools that exceed their enrolment caps risk penalties of $7,048 per extra student.
Education
Aug 25, 2023
‘Job massacre’: Ontario journalism programs adapting to changing industry amid layoffs
Media educators say teaching students to be storytellers will prepare graduates for careers that might have to withstand several shocks.
Canada
Jun 18, 2023
‘Converging social crises’: Groups rallies in B.C., demanding crackdown on crime
Rallies were held in Victoria, Surrey, Nanaimo, Kamloops, Penticton, Prince George, and Dawson Creek, highlighting an escalation of "converging social crises."
Crime
Apr 27, 2023
The debate over whether Quebec should ban all flavoured vapes
Quebec is planning to ban the sale of flavoured vapes across the province. A pediatrician thinks it's a good idea, but the vaping industry plans to fight.
Politics
Mar 2, 2023
Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens upset New Jersey Devils with 5-2 victory
The Canadiens were putting some nice plays together against a surprisingly defensively sluggish Devils team on Tuesday night in Newark. Brian Wilde has more.
Sports
Feb 21, 2023
Cindy Williams of ‘Laverne & Shirley’ dies at 75
Cindy Williams was best known for 'Laverne & Shirley,' the popular 'Happy Days' spinoff that ran from 1976 to 1983.
Entertainment
Jan 31, 2023
Idaho suspect Bryan Kohberger pulled over by police twice after brutal stabbings
Body camera footage has been released showing murder suspect Bryan Kohberger being pulled over in Indiana about a month after he allegedly stabbed four college students.
U.S. News
Jan 4, 2023
Saskatoon neighbourhoods receiving snow clearing
The winter road maintenance schedule said when more than 5 cm of snow falls, a snow event is declared and contractors are brought in to supplement the city snow clearing fleet.
Canada
Jan 2, 2023
Vigil in Guelph for Montreal massacre anniversary to focus on ‘femicide’
The event on Tuesday to remember the 14 women killed by a male gunman will take place at Marianne's Park.
Canada
Dec 5, 2022
Dawson College shooting survivors mark 15-year anniversary of 2006 tragedy
Like last year, there was no formal memorial because of COVID-19. People were invited to visit the garden and pay their respects on their own time.
Crime
Sep 13, 2021
Quebec outlines COVID-19 rules for fall return to campus for post-secondary institutions
In-person classes are set to resume this fall in universities and CEGEPs but students who wish to take part in extracurricular activities might need to be fully vaccinated.
Education
Aug 6, 2021
COVID-19: Calls for more transparency from CEGEPs when it comes to reporting cases
Since the beginning of the pandemic Covid Ecoles Quebec has maintained an online list of schools with covid-19 cases on the website, including CEGEPs.
Education
Sep 3, 2021
Quebec higher education minister denies discrimination in Dawson College decision
When questioned during a press conference Monday afternoon, Minister of Higher Education Danielle McCann repeated what she said last week: it's a question of budget.
Education
Feb 7, 2022
Murdered B.C. teen linked to goth subculture
Police have yet to catch homicide victim Kimberly Proctor's killer, but say they're making progress on solving the case.
Mar 30, 2010
Dawson students bound for Ottawa
A group of students from Dawson College make their way to Ottawa for a rally in advance of tonight's highly contentious gun registry vote.
Sep 22, 2010