Brooke Kruger
Digital Broadcast Journalist
Brooke Kruger is a Digital Broadcast Journalist with Global Saskatoon.
After graduating from university in May of 2022, Brooke started at Global Saskatoon in October where she writes for online content. During her time at Global, Brooke has expanded into writing short scripting for television news content, and court reporting where she enjoys telling the stories that come out of the court room.
When Brooke isn’t busy reporting she enjoys spending her time taking yoga classes or relaxing with a good fantasy book.
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Video Archives
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Saskatchewan wife killer Greg Fertuck sentenced to life in prison
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Judge sentences former Saskatchewan Mountie to 11 years in shooting death of lover
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Greg Fertuck found guilty of killing ex-wife after nearly three-year long trial
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Saskatoon judge rules on drug use statements in Taylor Kennedy voir dire
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Zipper merge guidelines revisited as Saskatchewan construction season begins
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Crown suggests life sentence for Sask. Mountie who killed lover
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Statements spotlighted in Taylor Kennedy trial
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Woman accused of killing 9-year-old Baeleigh Maurice testifies in court
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Blades to take on Red Deer Rebels Friday
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A closer look at the grand prize: Kinsmen Home Lottery
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Persephone Theatre presents “The Little Mermaid”
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Self-represented defence case resumes in Saskatoon murder trial
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Myles Sanderson’s parole officer breaks down their relationship before mass stabbing rampage
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Alleged 911 calls in James Smith Cree Nation killings investigated
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‘Didn’t seem real’: Retired Mountie describes scene of Saskatchewan mass stabbing
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Sask. RCMP describe warrant process at stabbing inquest
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‘Hurry please’: Details of stabbing rampage heard on Day 2 of Saskatchewan inquest
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James Smith Cree Nation community hopes stabbing inquest brings support and healing
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Self-defence or deliberate killing: Trial over for Sask. Mountie
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‘My gun went off’: Saskatchewan Mountie accused of killing lover in park testifies
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Sask. public safety agency lifts southern fire bans, discretion given to parks, municipalitiesSaskatchewan Public Safety Agency says it will be up to individual municipalities, First Nation communities, rural municipalities, and parks to determine if a fire ban is required.CanadaJul 17
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Service calls at Country Thunder rose by more than 40 in 2024: Sask. RCMPThis year, RCMP reported 27 liquor offences, 24 acts of disturbing the peace, 10 reports of mischief, five reports of theft and four reports of sexual assault.CanadaJul 16
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Blades head coach Brennan Sonne leaves Saskatoon for AHL, DaSilva promotedAccording to a release from the Blades, Sonne has taken an assistant coach position with the Coachella Valley Firebirds, the AHL affiliate of the Seattle Kraken.SportsJul 15
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Saskatoon man faces 9-month sentence for leaving hate comments on obituaryRobert Gordon was given a nine-month conditional sentence on July 3 after leaving hate speech and racially motivated comments on Megan Gallagher's obituary.CanadaJul 15
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‘Be prepared’: Saskatoon Fire reminds residents about water safety during heat wave"Be prepared," Saskatoon Fire Department deputy chief Rob Hogan said. "Have a life jacket, water and your cellphone in a protective case. Tell someone where you are going."CanadaJul 9
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Missing Buffalo Narrows, Sask. boater found dead: RCMPThe man was found in water by Buffalo Narrows RCMP with his boat idling nearby.CanadaJul 8
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Sask. RCMP investigate exploding mailboxes in Blucher, Corman Park RMsRCMP said several mailboxes near Sunset Estates in the RM of Blucher were broken into Sunday with 'suspicious objects' left in them, causing one of the mailboxes to explode.CanadaJul 8
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How to protect your lungs during Saskatchewan forest fire seasonWhile smoke isn't good for anyone, Hubick said people with lunch conditions like asthma or COPD, a chronic lung disease, are more likely to experience severe symptoms.CanadaJul 8
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Saskatoon man calls out city after nephew breaks bones falling off hotel roofA Saskatoon man says mouldings on a local hotel roof are a public risk after his nephew fell from the building on July 1. Officials say the features aren't meant to hold weight.CanadaJul 5
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Giving clothes ‘a second life’: Sask. Indigenous entrepreneur heads to Pow Wow Pitch'I wanted to give (clothes) a second life, bring them back to life and turn them into a masterpiece,' Wyatt Miller said.CanadaJul 5
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Saskatchewan wife killer Greg Fertuck sentenced to life in prisonFertuck told Justice Danyliuk he is going to appeal the guilty verdict, saying he was wrongfully convicted with "grave allegations and malicious slander" instead of real evidence.CrimeJul 4
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Saskatoon city councilor denies abuse allegations against him in church lawsuitSaskatoon Ward 5 city councilor Randy Donauer denied all allegations made against him claiming he physically and emotionally abused students and young members of Mile Two Church.CanadaJul 3
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‘They are actually challenging people’: Coyotes growing aggressive within city limits: Saskatoon councillorWard 5 Coun. Randy Donauer said the increased coyote population is likely due to the high numbers of rabbits, especially in the north end of the city.CanadaJul 2
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Hazmat team tackles disinfectant spill at Saskatoon City HospitalAccording to the city, the machine was able to be turned off and the chemical, Rapicide, was removed in an overpack barrel and taken to another outside to be disposed of.CanadaJul 2
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Cybersecurity issue shuts down Regina Co-op cardlock stationsSeveral local retail Co-ops and cardlock stations are out of service in Regina as a result of a cybersecurity issue, according to Federated Co-operatives Limited.CanadaJun 28
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Saskatoon house explosion shakes Pacific Heights neighbourhood Thursday eveningSeveral people who lived nearby told Global News they felt the explosion erupt as a house in the 3500 block of Diefenbaker Drive burst into flames around 8:30 p.m.CanadaJun 28
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Pig heads hog Millar Avenue lanes after Saskatoon pork spillPig heads and other body parts were found lying on the pavement on Millar Avenue in Saskatoon after a truckload of pork spilled Thursday.CanadaJun 28
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Regina man inducted into Order of Canada for creating Cree language studies degree'My greatest accomplishment in the last 40 years has been to bring back our traditional stories amongst our people and tell those stories in the language,' Solomon Ratt said.CanadaJun 27
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15-year-old charged in Saskatoon rollover that killed teenPolice said the boy took a 2008 Honda Civic without permission on April 14 and lost control speeding down Taylor Street East, hitting a pole before flipping the car.CanadaJun 26
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Could Superstore’s portable toilets help address Saskatoon’s lack of public washrooms?"The bathrooms were damaged by a patron," Loblaws said in a statement to Global News. "They’re being repaired with extra safety features. They’ll be reopened soon.”CanadaJun 26
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‘The language is fading’: Saskatchewan man tries to keep Cree alive'I'm finding I am losing part of the language,' Andy Cook said. 'When I get together with my family, I am struggling to find some of the words.'CanadaJun 21
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Trial delayed: Former Legacy Christian Academy director changes lawyer days before courtOlubobokun has fired his lawyer Daniel Tangjerd and hired Saskatoon lawyer Nicholas Stooshinoff just days before he was supposed to be tried in court for over a dozen assaults.CanadaJun 19
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Innovation Saskatchewan funds $600,000 NASA missionThe mission consists of three satellite instruments, according to the province, two of which are designed by the University of Saskatchewan.CanadaJun 17
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‘Help the homeless’: Saskatoon resident talks about west-side encampmentsOne encampment located at 113 Avenue T South and the other located at 21st Street West and Avenue V has one Saskatoon resident pushing for help for the homeless.CanadaJun 17
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Greg Fertuck found guilty of killing ex-wife after nearly three-year long trialGreg Fertuck, who was accused of killing his ex-wife Sheree in 2015, has been found guilty of first-degree murder and indignity to remains.CrimeJun 14