Nicole Healey
Digital Broadcast Journalist
Nicole Healey is a digital broadcast journalist with Global Saskatoon.
Nicole graduated from NAIT’s Radio and Television program in 2022, where she received the Dr. Charles Allard ITV Founder Award, Jason Lang Scholarship and Global News Scholarship. She completed her practicum at Prime Time Local News Lloydminster and was hired on full time as a video journalist in 2022. She then moved to 630 CHED and Global News Radio in Edmonton as a reporter and weekend news anchor for nearly two years, where one of her career highlights included reporting on the 2023 Alberta provincial election. She moved to Saskatchewan in 2024 to join Global Saskatoon as a digital broadcast journalist.
When Nicole isn’t busy reporting, she enjoys spending time with her husband and two cats, Nia and Calvin. She also loves theatre and has been a Ukrainian dancer for 21 years.
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Video Archives
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Saskatchewan forecasts $349 million deficit after budgeting a 12 million surplus -
Summer storms leave a trail of destruction in central Saskatchewan -
Saskatoon’s Caswell Hill community reacts to new emergency shelter location -
Nutrien Wonderhub increases prices and reduces hours due to funding shortfall -
Saskatchewan farmers prepare for the worst as canola seed tariffs take effect -
Youth violent crime on the rise in Saskatoon -
SHA facing criticism for Indigenous hair cutting policy -
A Saskatoon Blue Diamond server retires after nearly 40 years -
Saskatoon graffiti on the rise -
Saskatoon’s Reclaim Maternity creates non-profit, The Little Locals Fund -
Drones light up the sky at the Saskatoon Exhibition for the first time -
An in-depth look into the role of a Saskatoon firefighter -
Ride along as Saskatoon Fire responds to a 911 call -
A behind-the-scenes look at Saskatoon Fire Service Station 1 -
Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo celebrates their bear birthdays -
Saskatchewan sees a decrease in Canada Crime Severity Index -
Saskatoon high school fire attack accused requests a judge-alone trial -
Saskatchewan farmers hope for more rain this summer -
Prince Albert National Park gets wildfire emergency advisory -
Muskeg fire reaches the outskirts of Beauval
Author Archives
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Saskatchewan forecasts $349 million deficit after budgeting a 12 million surplusThe province's first quarter budget update forecast is a total revenue of 20.9 billion, 172 million lower than the first quarter budget.EconomyAug 22
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Summer storms leave a trail of destruction in central SaskatchewanOne of Saskatchewan's biggest summer storms rolled through central Saskatchewan Wednesday night leaving behind a trail of destruction.WeatherAug 21
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Saskatoon’s Caswell Hill community reacts to new emergency shelter locationAfter much back and forth, the City of Saskatoon has chosen its new emergency shelter location, and the adjacent neighbourhood has mixed feelings on the spot.LifestyleAug 20
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Nutrien Wonderhub increases prices, reduces hours due to funding shortfallSaskatoon’s Nutrien Wonderhub is reducing hours and increasing prices next month, after it was unable to attain operating funding from the provincial government.LifestyleAug 19
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Saskatchewan farmers prepare for the worst as canola seed tariffs take effectChina's canola seed tariffs are now in effect and Saskatchewan farmers are preparing for the worst, while hoping for the best.EconomyAug 14
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Youth violent crime on the rise in SaskatoonYouth violent crime has been increasing year-over-year in Saskatoon, with nearly 200 offences just this year so far.CrimeAug 13
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Saskatchewan Health Authority faces criticism for Indigenous hair-cutting policyThe First Nations Health Ombudsperson Office is calling for accountability from the Saskatchewan Health Authority following an Indigenous woman's hair being cut.HealthAug 12
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A Saskatoon Blue Diamond server retires after nearly 40 yearsAfter 37 years, server Rose Cameron is retiring from the Blue Diamond Restaurant in Saskatoon.LifestyleAug 8
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Graffiti in downtown Saskatoon is on the riseThe Downtown Saskatoon Business Improvement District has been removing graffiti in the downtown core for years, but recently the amount has gotten out of control.CrimeAug 7
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Drones light up the sky at the Saskatoon Exhibition for the first timeAs the Saskatoon Exhibition celebrates its 140-year anniversary, a drone light show is lighting up the sky during its eight-day run alongside the yearly fireworks.LifestyleAug 6
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An in-depth look into the role of a Saskatoon firefighterIn the final installment of our firefighter ride-along series, we take a look at what it's like to be a firefighter in Saskatoon .FireJul 28
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Ride along as Saskatoon Fire responds to a 911 callIn our ongoing series on the Saskatoon Fire Service, we are getting an in-depth look at what happens when first responders get a 911 call.FireJul 25
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A behind-the-scenes look at Saskatoon Fire Service Station 1This week Saskatoon Fire Service gave Global News a behind-the-scenes look at the day in a life of a firefighter.FireJul 24
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Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo celebrates their bears’ birthdaysThe Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo is hosting a week-long birthday celebration for the bears Mistaya and Koda's 20th birthdays.LifestyleJul 23
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Saskatchewan sees a decrease in Canada crime severity IndexSaskatchewan still leads all provinces when it comes to the national crime severity index.CanadaJul 22
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Accused in Saskatoon high school fire attack requests judge-alone trialThe 14-year-old girl accused in the Evan Hardy Collegiate fire attack appeared at the court of king's bench Wednesday for the first time.CrimeJul 16
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Saskatchewan farmers hope for more rain this summerSaskatchewan farmers are hoping the province gets more rain this summer, especially in the south where some crops have seen only one to two inches of rain all season.WeatherJul 15
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Prince Albert National Park under wildfire emergency advisoryThe Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency said the Buhl fire has entered the northeast corner of the park and is 35.5 km from the town of Waskesiu as of Monday afternoon.FireJul 14
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Saskatchewan wildfires: Muskeg fire reaches the outskirts of BeauvalHundreds of people have been forced to flee from the Village of Beauval in northern Saskatchewan due to the Muskeg wildfire breaching the outskirts of the community.FireJul 11
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Muskeg wildfire prompts state of emergency in PatuanakThe Hamlet of Patuanak has declared a state of emergency while the community of Beauval orders all remaining residents to evacuate.FireJul 10
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Blue Jays Baseball Academy hosts all-girls clinic in SaskatchewanThe Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Academy hosts an all-girls clinic in Saskatoon.SportsJul 8
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Saskatoon neighbours recall loud crash following fatal crane incidentNeighbours recall hearing a loud crash after a crane fell, killing one man and injuring another Saturday morning.InvestigationsJul 7
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Saskatchewan man found not criminally responsible in stabbing death of girlfriendA Court of King's Bench judge in Saskatoon says a man who fatally stabbed his girlfriend in 2022 is not criminally responsible for his actions.CrimeJul 3
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Saskatchewan government faces potential legal action over wildfire effortsThe law firm Procido LLP is evaluating the viability of a negligence claim against the Government of Saskatchewan.FireJul 2
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‘This is the worst that I can remember,’ southern Saskatchewan RMs declare drought emergencyFour southern Saskatchewan rural municipalities have declared a drought emergency, as parts of the province see little to no rain this summer.EnvironmentJun 30