Payton Zillich
Digital Broadcast Journalist
Payton Zillich is a digital broadcast journalist with Global News.
Before joining the Saskatoon newsroom, she interned as a reporter for 650CKOM.
Payton holds degrees in Radio Broadcasting and Advanced Television from Western Academy Broadcasting College, where she received the Tyler Bieber Memorial Scholarship.
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Video Archives
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Kids Connection: Making Spirits Bright campaign -
Indoor light festival Glow dazzles Prairieland Park -
Saskatchewan man puts the ‘fun’ in funeral -
Healthy Living: Fall prevention and balance exercises -
Sask Party discusses how to rebuild in major cities at biennial convention -
Adopt a Pet: Smiley at New Hope Dog Rescue -
Man, 45, charged with arson in Saskatoon auto business fire -
High police presence on day three of Rosenfeldt trial -
‘Workers are at a breaking point:’ Sask. healthcare worker unions say -
Healthcare, safety among top priorities for Sask. premier this fall -
SHA expanding partnerships to cutdown surgery wait times -
Saskatchewan groups who are helping the homeless this fall -
Saskatchewan NDP unveil plan to tackle addictions -
Saskatchewan government pledges nuclear power plant in energy security plan -
Saskatchewan outfitters picking up the pieces following wildfire season -
Brothers killed in James Smith Cree Nation crash remembered at a funeral on Tuesday -
Lost Torquay parrot found after a month missing -
Saskatoon priest jailed for 8 months after sexual assault conviction -
Sentencing for former Christian Academy director delayed until November -
Day two of Gallagher manslaughter trial at Court of King’s Bench
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Saskatchewan man puts the ‘fun’ in funeralHow did you get creative during the COVID-19 pandemic? One Saskatchewan man invented a game that brings light to a sensitive subject.FeaturesNov 23
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Saskatchewan Party to address rebuilding in major cities at biennial conventionThis weekend the Saskatchewan Party will be hosting its biennial convention and there is plenty at stake with Premier Scott Moe's leadership up for review.PoliticsNov 8
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Saskatchewan throne speech focuses on economy, health careSaskatchewan Premier Scott Moe delivered his throne speech Wednesday focusing on economy, safety and healthcare to kick off the party's fall session.PoliticsOct 22
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Saskatchewan groups step up to help the homeless this fallFor the homeless, fall and winter can quickly turn into a dangerous time to live on the streets. To combat this, local groups are working hard to keep everyone warm.Oct 21
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Lost Torquay parrot found after a month missingA parrot was found 500 kilometres from its home after it went missing for a month. From Torquay to Prince Albert, Bleu the parrot had one long vacation.CanadaOct 14
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Saskatoon priest receives 8-month prison sentence after sexual assault convictionSaskatoon priest Janko Kolosnjaji sentenced to eight months in prison after sexually assaulting a minor in March 2023 at St. George Ukrainian Catholic church.CrimeOct 9
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Sentencing for former Christian Academy director delayed until NovemberThe former director of a Saskatoon Christian school expected to be sentenced today. He will have to wait a little longer to hear his fate.CrimeOct 8
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Gallagher manslaughter trial continues for 2nd day at Court of King’s BenchIn day two of the final criminal trial stemming from the death of a Saskatoon mother, jury hears a detailed confession on what is believed to have happened the night she died.CrimeOct 7
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Final Gallagher trial begins at Court of King’s BenchThe trial for the final suspect accused in the death of Megan Gallagher has begun on Saskatoon. The accused pleading not guilty to all three of his charges.CrimeOct 6
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Saskatchewan Health Authority responds to Royal University Hospital overcrowdingAfter Global News reported on growing concerns of the conditions at Royal University Hospital, the Saskatchewan Health Authority clarifies the sudden spike in patients.HealthOct 2
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Overloaded hallways reported at Saskatoon’s Royal University HospitalRUH patients are taking to social media to show just how bad it has gotten, sharing videos of overcrowded hallways filled with beds.HealthOct 1
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Thousands gather at Wanuskewin for National Day for Truth and ReconciliationSaskatchewan residents gathered at Wanuskewin to learn more about the history behind the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.CanadaOct 1
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Saskatoon marks National Day for Truth and ReconciliationPeople across Saskatchewan are making the fifth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with ceremonies honoring survivors and those who never made it home.CanadaOct 1
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University of Saskatchewan using quantum computers to prevent pandemicsUniversity of Saskatchewan researchers are thinking outside of the box to turn the prairies into a powerhouse for vaccine research.ScienceSep 16
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Saskatchewan family demands action after 2-year-long murder investigationOne Saskatoon family is demanding action from the Saskatoon Police Service for not making any arrests in the two years since the death of their brother.CrimeSep 15
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Alberta charity gives the gift of mobility to Saskatchewan kidsGo Baby Go is back in Saskatchewan, donating adaptive cars for children with restricted mobility. The cars include push-buttons, supported seating and communication devices.CanadaSep 11
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Central Saskatchewan community reviews wildfire strategy after devastating summerAfter a summer filled with fires burning across Saskatchewan, many communities were left wondering if better measures could be taken.FireSep 10
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Saskatchewan health care gets a boost with U of S physician assistant programStethoscopes were handed out today to some of Saskatchewan's best and brightest as they join the newest master program at the University of Saskatchewan.EducationSep 9
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Beef prices still on the rise in SaskatchewanFiring up the grill is coming with a bigger price tag these days as the cost of beef continues to rise, but here in Saskatchewan people are still paying to put it on their plates.CanadaSep 8
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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe prepares for trip to ChinaFarmers are still feeling the pressure of Chinese tariffs on canola, and with finances for many on the line, Premier Scott Moe is hoping to bridge the divide.CanadaSep 4
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Winter maintenance report reveals shortfalls in Saskatoon snow clearingWith cooler temperatures creeping in, Saskatoon city council is discussing this year's snow response, but the city's residents are worried about history repeating itself.EnvironmentSep 3
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Extra supports in place for Saskatchewan students this fallSaskatchewan teachers are receiving a bit of extra help this year, with the introduction of over 500 complexity teachers to aid students with complex needs.EducationSep 2
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Coroner’s inquest into death of Brandon Schafer-Kovacs continues Tuesday with testimoniesIt is day two of the coroner's inquest into a 14-year-old boy's death with more testimonies piecing the puzzle together on what really happened Brandon the day he died.HealthAug 26
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Coroner’s inquest begins Monday into the death of Brandon Schafer-KovacsThe coroner's inquest began Monday into tragic death of a 14-year old boy in Saskatoon while under government care back in 2022.HealthAug 25
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Saskatchewan employees face the future of AITechnology is a fast paced and efficient way to get jobs done an in Saskatchewan, businesses are discovering how they can use the newest tech trend to advance their workforce.TechAug 20