Two Regina men facing 26 charges related to car theft, firearms
Justin Trudeau exonerates Saskatchewan chief of historic treason conviction
Freeland talks steel at Evraz following end of U.S. tariffs
Regina police investigating several drive-by shootings that took place Tuesday
‘Our Sasky boys’: Regina families cheer on St. Louis Blues
Regina woman upset after daughter’s dance bag stolen from vehicle
Saskatchewan bookstore literary gem on the Prairies
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
Crawford’s Used Books in Perdue, Sask., houses an inventory of more than 300,000. Continue reading
Federated Co-op buying ethanol plant near Belle Plaine, Sask.
Federated Co-op said it will invest in the Terra Grain Fuels ethanol plant near Belle Plaine, Sask., to make it more efficient and pursue carbon capture and storage technologies. Continue reading
FAA says Boeing 737 MAX 8 approval could come early as late June: sources
FAA and Boeing representatives briefed members of the International Civil Aviation Organization’s governing council in Montreal on Thursday on efforts to return the plane to service. Continue reading
Man sentenced to time served in naked run at Prince Albert, Sask. Superstore
Judge considers public shaming in sentencing of naked man who ran through the aisles of a grocery store in Prince Albert, Sask. Continue reading
Scenery change pushes Roughriders receiver’s recovery effort into overdrive
The sight of veteran receiver Emmanuel Arceneaux in a Saskatchewan Roughriders jersey still takes some getting used to. Continue reading
Trump says Pelosi ‘does not understand’ CUSMA after she asked for time to review
President Donald Trump said on Thursday that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi does not understand the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) and had told U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer she wanted two weeks to get to know the agreement. Continue reading
Saskatchewan hockey camp breaking barriers in sport
A new hockey development camp in Saskatchewan is breaking major barriers in sport by providing opportunities for people in remote communities to play the game. Continue reading
Rain needed in Saskatchewan as seeding nearly three-quarters complete
Soil conditions remain a concern in Saskatchewan, with rain needed in most of the province to replenish topsoil as 73 per cent of the 2019 crop is now seeded. Continue reading
‘Jihadi Jack’ parents appear in U.K. court over charges of funding terrorism
Prosecution is arguing that the parents had reason to suspect the money would be used for terrorism, but sent it to their son anyway. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: May 2019
Global Saskatoon and Global Regina feature a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan on Global News Morning, Global News at 6 and Global News at 10 Continue reading
Alcohol a factor in fatal rollover in northern Saskatchewan: RCMP
A 53-year-old woman is dead after a rollover in northern Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Keep guard up against hurricanes in 2019, as risk remains potent: forecaster
The Canadian Hurricane Centre has created a fresh smart phone app, and recommends people begin tracking storms as soon as they start and then monitor for shifts in direction and intensity. Continue reading
Southern Saskatchewan seeing driest spring on record
Southern Saskatchewan is experiencing some of its driest weather in recorded history, and the effects are reverberating through the province. Continue reading
Regina Catholic School Division awarded Follett Challenge for innovation
Regina Catholic Schools was awarded US$60,000 on Wednesday after winning the annual Follett Challenge for innovation. Continue reading
Trump pledges $16B for farmers hurt by China trade war
The latest bailout comes atop $11 billion in aid Trump provided farmers last year. Continue reading
Why you should probably stop smoking weed and buy a vape device
How bad for you is smoking weed? There’s no proven link to cancer, but you’re probably better off with vaping. Here’s why. Continue reading
Care worker becomes millionaire after DNA test proves he’s heir to fortune
Jordan Adlard Rogers is now the official heir to British aristocrat Charles Rogers’ $63-million estate. Continue reading
‘No right to do that to us’: Indigenous protester interrupts Trudeau speech in Vancouver
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“I heard you. I hear you today, I understand your concerns,” Trudeau replied. Continue reading
15% of Canadians would never marry outside their race: Ipsos poll
“Some may gravitate toward what’s familiar — either consciously or subconsciously,” one expert said. Continue reading
Justin Trudeau exonerates Saskatchewan chief of historic treason conviction
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau vindicated Chief Poundmaker during a ceremony at the reserve in Saskatchewan that bears his name – Poundmaker Cree Nation. Continue reading
Saskatchewan bookstore literary gem on the Prairies
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
Crawford’s Used Books in Perdue, Sask., houses an inventory of more than 300,000. Continue reading
Justin Trudeau exonerates Saskatchewan chief of historic treason conviction
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau vindicated Chief Poundmaker during a ceremony at the reserve in Saskatchewan that bears his name – Poundmaker Cree Nation. Continue reading
Federated Co-op buying ethanol plant near Belle Plaine, Sask.
Federated Co-op said it will invest in the Terra Grain Fuels ethanol plant near Belle Plaine, Sask., to make it more efficient and pursue carbon capture and storage technologies. Continue reading
Research on autism in Indigenous communities to be conducted
Cowessess First Nation along with the Autism Research Centre and other partners are developing a program to explore autism in indigenous communities. Continue reading
Man sentenced to time served in naked run at Prince Albert, Sask. Superstore
Judge considers public shaming in sentencing of naked man who ran through the aisles of a grocery store in Prince Albert, Sask. Continue reading
Scenery change pushes Roughriders receiver’s recovery effort into overdrive
The sight of veteran receiver Emmanuel Arceneaux in a Saskatchewan Roughriders jersey still takes some getting used to. Continue reading
Saskatchewan hockey camp breaking barriers in sport
A new hockey development camp in Saskatchewan is breaking major barriers in sport by providing opportunities for people in remote communities to play the game. Continue reading
Two Regina men facing 26 charges related to car theft, firearms
Two men are facing a total of 26 charges in relation to an incident involving stolen property and a firearm early Monday morning. Continue reading
Rain needed in Saskatchewan as seeding nearly three-quarters complete
Soil conditions remain a concern in Saskatchewan, with rain needed in most of the province to replenish topsoil as 73 per cent of the 2019 crop is now seeded. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: May 2019
Global Saskatoon and Global Regina feature a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan on Global News Morning, Global News at 6 and Global News at 10 Continue reading
Alcohol a factor in fatal rollover in northern Saskatchewan: RCMP
A 53-year-old woman is dead after a rollover in northern Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Freeland talks steel at Evraz following end of U.S. tariffs
By David Baxter Reporter
Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland stopped by Regina’s Evraz steel mill to celebrate the end of American tariffs. Continue reading
Southern Saskatchewan seeing driest spring on record
Southern Saskatchewan is experiencing some of its driest weather in recorded history, and the effects are reverberating through the province. Continue reading
‘Our Sasky boys’: Regina families cheer on St. Louis Blues
Three Saskatchewan hockey players have a chance to claim the Stanley Cup after the St. Louis Blues beat the San Jose Sharks on Tuesday to advance to the final. Continue reading
Regina woman upset after daughter’s dance bag stolen from vehicle
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
“To steal from a child — why would they do it?” Continue reading
Regina Catholic School Division awarded Follett Challenge for innovation
Regina Catholic Schools was awarded US$60,000 on Wednesday after winning the annual Follett Challenge for innovation. Continue reading
Friendly competition alive between 2 defensive linemen on Roughriders
Two defensive linemen on the Saskatchewan Roughriders are hoping to wreak havoc on other team’s offences this season. Continue reading
Adventurer arrives in Saskatoon while travelling world’s longest trail
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Filmmaker Dianne Whelan arrived in Saskatoon last week while attempting to be the first person to trek across the entirety of Canada’s Great Trail. Continue reading
Regina police investigating several drive-by shootings that took place Tuesday
Police believe several incidents involving firearms which occurred Tuesday, May 21 are connected. Continue reading
Roof at new Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford leaks, needs replacing
The Saskatchewan government said a product failure happened with the modular roofing panels installed across the new Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford. Continue reading
‘Canadians should see this film’: Colten Boushie doc sets out on national tour
The documentary, ‘nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up,’ explores the death of 22-year-old Colten Boushie, a Cree man who was killed in August 2016. Continue reading
SaskPower invests nearly $19M into infrastructure upgrades in Regina
Work is underway on numerous projects in Regina as SaskPower renews its efforts to improve reliability for its customers. Continue reading
Meadow Lake Tribal Council clean energy project to power thousands of homes
The Meadow Lake Tribal Council Bioenergy Centre will use sawmill biomass residuals to produce 6.6 megawatts of carbon-neutral green energy – enough to power roughly 5,000 homes. Continue reading
Saskatchewan weather outlook: 20 degree heat lingers a little longer
20 degree temperatures last a few more days before a cold front slides through with a chance of showers in Saskatoon’s and Regina’s weather forecast. Continue reading
Sask. government kicks off highway construction season with emphasis on safety
The Saskatchewan government said it is investing more than $700 million in highways in 2019, which will result in improvements to 1,000 kilometres of provincial roadways. Continue reading
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