1st service for Edmonton church since losing 3 members in fatal crash
An Edmonton church held its first service since losing three of its members in a tragic two-vehicle collision. Continue reading
Fallen police and peace officers remembered at annual Saskatchewan memorial
By Sarah Komadina Video Journalist
The 14th annual Saskatchewan Police & Peace Officers memorial honoured 62 fallen members who died on shift while working in the province. Continue reading
North Korea says Trump’s tweet is a declaration of war
North Korea said that a tweet from Donald Trump amounted to a declaration of war. They’re made similar claims before. Continue reading
Calgary Stampeders beat the Saskatchewan Roughriders despite not scoring a single touchdown
The Calgary Stampeders managed to pull off a 15-9 win against the Roughriders in Saskatchewan Sunday, despite not scoring any touchdowns. Continue reading
‘It’s a catastrophe’: Edmonton’s Liberian community mourns loss of 3 women killed in crash
A day after a horrific crash near the Alberta-Saskatchewan border killed three women and sent a fourth to hospital, a spokesperson for Edmonton’s Liberian community has identified them and calls the loss “devastating.” Continue reading
Anthony Weiner sentenced to 21 months in prison for sexting teen
The 53-year-old former politician dropped his head into his hand and wept as the sentence was announced. Continue reading
Louis Riel artifacts ‘coming home’ to Manitoba’s Métis
By Timm Bruch Reporter
Three historical artifacts that are believed to have once belonged to Louis Riel are coming back to Manitoba. Continue reading
Manitoba man dead after two-vehicle crash on Highway 1 in Saskatchewan
A Manitoba man is dead following a two-vehicle collision on Highway 1 near Morse, Sask. Continue reading
Jennifer Lopez announces $1M donation for Puerto Rico hurricane relief efforts
Jennifer Lopez also announced that she’s working with Mark Cuban and J.J. Barea to fly two airplanes full of much-needed supplies and generators to Puerto Rico. Continue reading
Boil water advisory for South Hill residents in Moose Jaw
By Sarah Komadina Video Journalist
The City of Moose Jaw is asking South Hill residents to boil their water, as a Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory (PDWA) has been issued. Continue reading
$60 million Lotto Max winning ticket sold in the Prairies
A ticket purchased in the Prairies claimed Friday night’s colossal $60 million Lotto Max jackpot. Continue reading
Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri says ‘nobody is getting fired’ to speak their mind
Ujiri says he’s “110 per cent” behind his players, adding on the team’s first day of training camp that players “have a platform.” Continue reading
‘Don’t lose hope’: Saskatchewan’s suicide crisis among First Nations youth
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Two doctors say provincial data indicates that generational trauma has re-emerged among First Nation youth in the form of a suicide crisis. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan – Regina: September 2017
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
Global Regina features a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan weekdays on Global News Morning, Global News at 6 and Global News at 10 . Continue reading
Olsen twins refuse to make ‘Fuller House’ appearance
“Personally, I’ve given up asking them,” says “Full House”/”Fuller House” creator Jeff Franklin. Continue reading
Donald Trump’s new travel ban targets 8 countries, including North Korea, Venezuela and Syria
The new restrictions come just as President Trump’s previous travel ban, which applied to six Muslim-majority countries, expires. Continue reading
Attention intensifies around Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at Invictus Games
By Aaron McArthur Reporter/Anchor
The appearance of Prince Harry’s girlfriend over the weekend at the opening ceremonies of the Invictus Games in Toronto continues to be scrutinized by royal watchers. Continue reading
Smoked pot? Canadians should ‘be honest and tell the truth’ at U.S. border
The parliamentary secretary to Canada’s Minister of Public Safety says Canadians who have used marijuana legally at home should “be honest and tell the truth” when they show up at the U.S. border next year. Continue reading
In Pictures: NFL players, owners take a stand against Donald Trump
Your Sunday Night Football just got extra political. Continue reading
Countries band together to sign treaty banning nuclear weapons
The treaty requires all countries that eventually ratify it not to develop, test, produce, manufacture, otherwise acquire nuclear weapons. Continue reading
Roughriders, Stampeders voice support for NFL players after Donald Trump’s comments
The Saskatchewan Roughriders and Calgary Stampeders voice support for NFL players after Donald Trump’s recent comments. Continue reading
1st service for Edmonton church since losing 3 members in fatal crash
An Edmonton church held its first service since losing three of its members in a tragic two-vehicle collision. Continue reading
Fallen police and peace officers remembered at annual Saskatchewan memorial
By Sarah Komadina Video Journalist
The 14th annual Saskatchewan Police & Peace Officers memorial honoured 62 fallen members who died on shift while working in the province. Continue reading
Calgary Stampeders beat the Saskatchewan Roughriders despite not scoring a single touchdown
The Calgary Stampeders managed to pull off a 15-9 win against the Roughriders in Saskatchewan Sunday, despite not scoring any touchdowns. Continue reading
New interim leader appointed to Saskatchewan Liberal Party
By Sarah Komadina Video Journalist
Tara Jijian will take over as leader of the Saskatchewan Liberal Party from Darrin Lamoureax, who resigned from the role earlier this month. Continue reading
Dachshunds race to be top dog in Regina
By Sarah Komadina Video Journalist
At an average of 9 inches tall between 16 and 32 pounds dachshunds from across Regina geared up for competition. Continue reading
‘It’s a catastrophe’: Edmonton’s Liberian community mourns loss of 3 women killed in crash
A day after a horrific crash near the Alberta-Saskatchewan border killed three women and sent a fourth to hospital, a spokesperson for Edmonton’s Liberian community has identified them and calls the loss “devastating.” Continue reading
Louis Riel artifacts ‘coming home’ to Manitoba’s Métis
By Timm Bruch Reporter
Three historical artifacts that are believed to have once belonged to Louis Riel are coming back to Manitoba. Continue reading
Manitoba man dead after two-vehicle crash on Highway 1 in Saskatchewan
A Manitoba man is dead following a two-vehicle collision on Highway 1 near Morse, Sask. Continue reading
Boil water advisory for South Hill residents in Moose Jaw
By Sarah Komadina Video Journalist
The City of Moose Jaw is asking South Hill residents to boil their water, as a Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory (PDWA) has been issued. Continue reading
$60 million Lotto Max winning ticket sold in the Prairies
A ticket purchased in the Prairies claimed Friday night’s colossal $60 million Lotto Max jackpot. Continue reading
‘Don’t lose hope’: Saskatchewan’s suicide crisis among First Nations youth
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Two doctors say provincial data indicates that generational trauma has re-emerged among First Nation youth in the form of a suicide crisis. Continue reading
Swift Current youth shelter in danger of closing
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Pregnant and homeless in Swift Current at 16, Kaitlyn Lindstrom had nowhere to turn. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan – Regina: September 2017
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
Global Regina features a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan weekdays on Global News Morning, Global News at 6 and Global News at 10 . Continue reading
Glenn returns for Roughriders, who face still test against Stampeders
Kevin Glenn and the surging Saskatchewan Roughriders are about to be put to the test. Continue reading
Dry conditions expected to extend into fall
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
The fall outlook is forecasting seasonal temperatures and dry conditions across most of Saskatchewan this fall. Continue reading
Stolen truck crashes into minivan on Highway 16, leaving 3 women dead
Three women were killed after a stolen truck collided with a minivan on Highway 16 near Lloydminster, Sask. early Friday morning. Continue reading
Saskatoon MLA Ryan Meili announces platform for Sask. NDP leadership
Ryan Meili, Saskatoon MLA for Meewasin, announced his NDP leadership bid in Moose Jaw Friday. Continue reading
Graduation rate increasing in Sask.
New data from last school year shows more students are graduating high school in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Fentanyl found in two non-fatal overdoses according to police
Regina police say two mysterious non-fatal overdose cases in the city earlier this year have a connection to fentanyl. Continue reading
Inflation rate jump in Saskatchewan partly due to PST changes
The yearly inflation rate in Saskatchewan jumped in August, partially due to PST on insurance premiums. Continue reading
Saskatchewan man who attacked homeless woman, set her on fire gets 16 years
Saskatchewan man who attacked homeless woman, set her ablaze gets 16 years in prison. Continue reading
Rainfall dampens Saskatchewan harvest
While rain in the past week may have dampened the Saskatchewan harvest, it is still well ahead of the five-year average. Continue reading
First week of sentencing hearing for Hannah Leflar’s killer finishes
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
The future possibilities for the youth who pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder of Hannah Leflar became clearer in court on Thursday. Continue reading
City lifts fire ban
As of 5 p.m. Thursday, the City of Regina has lifted its municipal fire ban. Continue reading
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