Sask. government orders inspection of Village of Pinehouse
UCP, Suzuki Foundation granted intervenor status in Saskatchewan carbon tax challenge
Sask. Snowmobile Association hoping for a ‘blast’ of snow to open trails
Fire crews deal with blaze in Regent Park neighbourhood
‘Heart & Soul of the SJHL – A 50 Year History’ hits the market
RCMP recover body of missing Swift Current man
Saskatchewan soldiers remembered with wall of honour at Government House
The Saskatchewan Wall of Honour will be on display at the Government House in Regina from Dec. 10, 2018 to Jan. 6, 2019. Continue reading
Corey Chamblin named new head coach of Toronto Argonauts
Chamblin succeeds Marc Trestman as Toronto head coach. Continue reading
Police pin down, detain man inside grounds of British parliament
Armed British police used a stun gun to restrain a man inside the grounds of parliament in Westminster on Tuesday, a Reuters photographer who witnessed the incident said. Continue reading
Sniffing out crime: Why there are fewer female police dogs than male in Canada
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
Across Canada, there are more male police service dogs than female, and it has a lot to do with instincts. Continue reading
Regina Pats lose to Medicine Hat Tigers for second time in a week Saturday night
Regina Pats drop to 8-22-0-1 on the season after losing to the Tigers 4-2 on Saturday night in Medicine Hat. Continue reading
‘Nothing you can do’: Canada Post delays leave travellers waiting on passports
Canada Post recently informed customers that deliveries will be delayed due to its rotating strikes, and Black Friday and Cyber Monday backlogs. Continue reading
Regina residents protest closure of Maple Leaf Pool
By Cami Kepke Reporter
A budget proposal to replace two of Regina’s five outdoor pools with a $15 million outdoor aquatic facility in Wascana Centre has the Heritage community feeling pushed aside. Continue reading
Humboldt crash survivor has PTSD triggered by truck rear-ending his bus
Humboldt Broncos survivor Ryan Straschnitzki had his mind on his teammates when a truck rear-ended his bus last week, screaming “please live,” according to his mother. Continue reading
Crucial Brexit vote will happen before Jan. 21, British PM spokesperson says
Britain’s parliament will vote on whether to approve Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal before Jan. 21, her spokesman said on Tuesday. Continue reading
Gas prices vary widely throughout British Columbia, Western Canada
Vancouver motorists are paying at least $1.27 per litre. In Edmonton, the cheapest price is 87.9 cents a litre. Continue reading
How to avoid some Christmas card faux pas
By Kim Smith Reporter
While we know it’s the thought that counts, here are some tips to make the most of your good wishes and avoid those Christmas faux pas. Continue reading
Trump, top Democrats to meet about U.S. border wall as government shutdown looms
U.S. President Donald Trump and Democratic congressional leaders are seeking to avert a partial government shutdown amid a sharp dispute over Trump’s border wall. Continue reading
Sask. advocate calling for more support following Casey Foundation closure
The Casey Foundation is closing in April and autism advocates in Saskatchewan are concerned. Continue reading
Jennifer Jones, Kerri Einarson playoff bound at Canada Cup
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Jennifer Jones and Kerri Einarson sit tied for first place with one round-robin game remaining at the Canada Cup in Estevan. Continue reading
Organized crime behind surge in Canadian vehicle thefts, auto insurance fraud: experts
Auto theft is on the rise in Canada, and Ontario is the hardest-hit province. Experts say that organized crime rings are behind the thefts. Continue reading
Meng Wanzhou family photos hint at the Huawei CFO’s life in Vancouver
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Meng Wanzhou has received reference letters vouching for her character. Lawyers said none of them came from people in B.C. or Canada. Continue reading
Donald Trump’s legal woes have Republicans worried about his re-election chances
President Donald Trump’s intensifying legal troubles are unnerving some of his fellow Republicans. Continue reading
Video of NYPD officers yanking toddler from mom’s arms sparks outrage
“The baby was screaming for his life,” said one witness. Continue reading
Michael Rafferty, co-killer in Tori Stafford murder, moved from maximum to medium security facility
The father of Tori Stafford, who was murdered by Michael Rafferty and Terri-Lynne McClintic in 2009, says Rafferty has been moved out of maximum-security prison. Continue reading
Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr wants Canadian passport to travel, permission to speak to sister
Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr wants to be granted a Canadian passport to travel to Saudi Arabia and permission to speak to his controversial sister. Continue reading
Sask. Snowmobile Association hoping for a ‘blast’ of snow to open trails
By David Baxter Reporter
The Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association is getting ready to open it’s more northern trails, but much of the province still needs more snow. Continue reading
Saskatchewan soldiers remembered with wall of honour at Government House
The Saskatchewan Wall of Honour will be on display at the Government House in Regina from Dec. 10, 2018 to Jan. 6, 2019. Continue reading
Fire crews deal with blaze in Regent Park neighbourhood
No one was injured in a house fire in the Regent Park neighbourhood on Monday morning (Dec. 10). Continue reading
‘Heart & Soul of the SJHL – A 50 Year History’ hits the market
“Heart & Soul of the SJHL – A 50 Year History” is now available to purchase in every SJHL arena in the province. Continue reading
UCP, Suzuki Foundation granted intervenor status in Saskatchewan carbon tax challenge
Among those granted status in Saskatchewan’s carbon tax court fight are the United Conservative Party and the Canadian Taxpayers Association. Continue reading
Sask. government orders inspection of Village of Pinehouse
An inspection into the Village of Pinehouse’s general operations and business practices has been ordered by the Saskatchewan government. Continue reading
Police starting aerial search for missing University of Regina student
Regina Police Service said they are treating the disappearance of Promise Chukwudum, who has not been seen since Nov. 17, as a missing person’s case. Continue reading
Corey Chamblin named new head coach of Toronto Argonauts
Chamblin succeeds Marc Trestman as Toronto head coach. Continue reading
Sniffing out crime: Why there are fewer female police dogs than male in Canada
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
Across Canada, there are more male police service dogs than female, and it has a lot to do with instincts. Continue reading
Regina Pats lose to Medicine Hat Tigers for second time in a week Saturday night
Regina Pats drop to 8-22-0-1 on the season after losing to the Tigers 4-2 on Saturday night in Medicine Hat. Continue reading
Regina residents protest closure of Maple Leaf Pool
By Cami Kepke Reporter
A budget proposal to replace two of Regina’s five outdoor pools with a $15 million outdoor aquatic facility in Wascana Centre has the Heritage community feeling pushed aside. Continue reading
Humboldt crash survivor has PTSD triggered by truck rear-ending his bus
Humboldt Broncos survivor Ryan Straschnitzki had his mind on his teammates when a truck rear-ended his bus last week, screaming “please live,” according to his mother. Continue reading
RCMP recover body of missing Swift Current man
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Colton Koop had been missing since Nov. 16, when a truck he’s believed to have been driving was discovered to have crashed through a guardrail into the water. Continue reading
Gas prices vary widely throughout British Columbia, Western Canada
Vancouver motorists are paying at least $1.27 per litre. In Edmonton, the cheapest price is 87.9 cents a litre. Continue reading
How to avoid some Christmas card faux pas
By Kim Smith Reporter
While we know it’s the thought that counts, here are some tips to make the most of your good wishes and avoid those Christmas faux pas. Continue reading
Sask. advocate calling for more support following Casey Foundation closure
The Casey Foundation is closing in April and autism advocates in Saskatchewan are concerned. Continue reading
Jennifer Jones, Kerri Einarson playoff bound at Canada Cup
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Jennifer Jones and Kerri Einarson sit tied for first place with one round-robin game remaining at the Canada Cup in Estevan. Continue reading
Jury at Brydon Whitstone inquest offer 1 recommendation
The jury at the inquest into the shooting death of Brydon Whitstone has made its recommendation to Saskatchewan RCMP. Continue reading
Saskatchewan flu season in full swing, expected to peak over the holidays
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
This year’s flu season has hit early in Saskatchewan, but where it struck first is out of the norm. Continue reading
Canada Post parcel delays may impact Christmas gifts in Saskatchewan
Even though Canada Post’s parcel backlog is more evident in Toronto and Vancouver centres it may still make its way to Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Sask. farmers exempt from mandatory semi driver training, but that could change
By Marney Blunt Anchor/Reporter
Saskatchewan has introduced mandatory training for semi drivers, but farmers are exempt from the rule, for now. Continue reading
Violinist from Saskatchewan nominated for Grammy
Violinist Christina Day Martinson, from Saskatchewan, is nominated in the classical instrumental solo category for “Biber: The Mystery Sonatas.” Continue reading
Man found guilty of 2nd-degree murder of his father in Kerrobert, Sask.
By Rebekah Lesko Reporter
Johan “Johnny” Klassen Jr. was found guilty of second-degree murder in the 2016 death of his father, Johan Klassen Sr. Continue reading
This Is Why: Looking back on Global News investigative reports in 2018
By Niki Reitmayer Contributor
Carolyn Jarvis, chief investigative correspondent for Global News, shared some of her investigative highlights in the latest episode of This Is Why. Continue reading
Former Roughrider Justin Cox sentenced to one year for domestic assault
Former Saskatchewan Roughrider Justin Cox has been sentenced to one year in prison after pleading guilty to assaulting his girlfriend. Continue reading
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