Cell Phones

• Tech addiction among older adults

  "We're looking at some of the more subjective aspects of it, how it's influencing their life, and kind of less about the usage itself in terms of screen time," he said.

  Health

  Jan 4
  
• Saskatoon morning news rewind: Monday, Oct. 2

  Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Monday, Oct. 2.

  Oct 2, 2023
  
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• Freedom Mobile to offer 5G service through 2 new plans

  Freedom Mobile announced in May it would offer a $50 monthly plan that includes unlimited calls and texts as well as 40 gigabytes of data usable throughout Canada and the U.S.

  Tech

  Jul 27, 2023
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• Manitobans feel ‘less safe’ in communities post-pandemic, survey says

  The study, which was conducted in early June with 1,000 respondents, suggests that only five per cent of Manitobans feel safer than they did only three years ago.

  Crime

  Jul 17, 2023
• Ottawa spends millions on 944K phone lines. Nearly a third are ‘dormant’

  The information comes as Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has vowed to find more than $15 billion in savings from the federal budget over the next four years.

  Politics

  Apr 1, 2023
• Rogers-Shaw takeover will hit low-income Canadians the hardest, tribunal hears

  An economics professor says the winners of Rogers Communications Inc.'s $26-billion proposed takeover of Shaw Communications Inc. would hit low-income Canadians the hardest.

  Canada

  Nov 18, 2022
• Four years since distracted driving legislation, are Manitobans getting the message?

  Penalties imposed in 2018 mean Manitobans who risk using a cellphone while driving could face a $672 ticket, five demerit points and a license suspension for up to a week.

  Crime

  Oct 31, 2022
• OPP investigate thousands of dollars in cellphones stolen in robbery at Fergus business

  Police say two people entered a business on Tower Street armed with handguns shortly after 6:30 p.m. Monday and stole $20,000 worth of cellphones.

  Crime

  Jul 19, 2022
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• More than 40% of British Columbians admit to distracted driving, poll says

  A new Ipsos survey found that even though a huge number of people admit to breaking the law, 93 per cent believe it's highly risky to text while driving.

  Politics

  Mar 1, 2022
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• Correctional Service Canada seizes over $2 million in illegal goods

  Correctional Service Canada has announced a seizure of contraband and illegal items worth just shy of $2.5 million dollars.

  Canada

  Dec 2, 2021