Oil leak near Moose Jaw golf course contained, cleanup efforts ongoing
Russell Mirasty officially sworn in as 23rd Saskatchewan Lt.-Gov.
Innovative Indigenous health centre to incorporate cultural elements in fight against HIV in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Over 1,600 people float on Little Manitou Lake in record-setting centennial event
Moose Jaw man charged with 2nd-degree murder in Saskatoon
Moose Jaw brings back downtown business association after 10-year absence
First Nation receives federal funding to help bison from Prince Albert National Park
Research published in May shows that the Sturgeon River herd’s population has decreased to about 120 animals from 500 in 2005. Continue reading
Search areas identified by homicide investigators trying to find Sheree Fertuck
Police in Saskatchewan have identified search areas in hopes of locating Sheree Fertuck, who’s the subject of a homicide investigation. Continue reading
Kyoto Animation arson suspect shouted that he’d been plagiarized: reports
The Kyoto Animation arson is Japan’s worst mass killing in 18 years. Continue reading
Dragon boat racing helping newcomers adjust to life in Saskatchewan
More than 200 teams from across Canada will compete in the 2019 Regina Dragon Boat Festival. Continue reading
2 persons of interest sought in Saskatoon’s 5th homicide of the year
Saskatoon police released this photo of two persons of interest in relation to the city’s fifth homicide of 2019. Continue reading
Nike files countersuit against Kawhi Leonard over control of ‘Klaw’ logo
Leonard is trying to claim control of his famous “Klaw” logo, but he is facing some aggressive defense by Nike. Continue reading
#OurYQR Weekend: July 19-21
Things to do, events and activities across southern Saskatchewan the weekend of July 19-21, 2019. Continue reading
47 percent of Saskatchewan, Manitoba boomers plan to work after retirement, says survey
In Saskatchewan and Manitoba, 47 percent of boomers surveyed said they planned to work once retired. 12 percent of people in the prairies said they don’t ever plan to retire. Continue reading
Homeland Security chief says family separations at U.S. border are down
Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan said fewer than 1,000 children have been separated from families out of 450,000 family groups that have crossed the border since October. Continue reading
Melfort RCMP searching for man missing for over two months
Charles Butler-Grace left his Naicam, Sask., home on May 10 and was last seen in the Humboldt area. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: July 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
‘I have a lot of hope now’: Wife of jailed Saudi blogger hails Pence’s call for husband’s release
The wife of jailed Saudi dissident Raif Badawi said U.S. Vice-President Mike Pence gave her hope Thursday when he called on Saudi Arabia to free her husband. Continue reading
Saskatchewan cabin owners advised how to help prevent wildfires from spreading
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
Parks Canada said simple things like removing yard waste and trimming vegetation around homes are vital in stopping the spread of wildfires this season. Continue reading
There’s a tornado warning, what now? Safety do’s and don’ts
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
A tornado warning has been issued, do you know what to do? Continue reading
Democrats split on how to counter racism in 2020 election as Trump exploits it
The party’s left wing wants an all-in battle against racism, while others question whether race should be the centerpiece of the campaign to replace Trump. Continue reading
Carrot prices have jumped 30% since February. Here’s why
Food prices, in particular, food that “comes out of the ground” are subject to weather conditions. Continue reading
$22/hr is average wage needed to afford a two-bedroom apartment in Canada: report
“But it’s much more in big cities like Vancouver and Toronto.” Continue reading
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Major players in alleged Italian crime family taken down in massive bust in Ontario
York Regional Police revealed details on the massive bust of an alleged traditional organized crime network that netted more than $35 million in cash and assets. Continue reading
A ‘heat dome’ is headed for Canada. Here’s what that means
Temperatures are forecast to reach 34 C in Toronto and 30 in Montreal on Friday — not including the humidity. Continue reading
Nike files countersuit against Kawhi Leonard over control of ‘Klaw’ logo
Leonard is trying to claim control of his famous “Klaw” logo, but he is facing some aggressive defense by Nike. Continue reading
First Nation receives federal funding to help bison from Prince Albert National Park
Research published in May shows that the Sturgeon River herd’s population has decreased to about 120 animals from 500 in 2005. Continue reading
Oil leak near Moose Jaw golf course contained, cleanup efforts ongoing
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
An oil leak near Moose Jaw’s Hillcrest golf course was discovered and contained with cleanup efforts ongoing. Continue reading
Search areas identified by homicide investigators trying to find Sheree Fertuck
Police in Saskatchewan have identified search areas in hopes of locating Sheree Fertuck, who’s the subject of a homicide investigation. Continue reading
Dragon boat racing helping newcomers adjust to life in Saskatchewan
More than 200 teams from across Canada will compete in the 2019 Regina Dragon Boat Festival. Continue reading
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Village in Saskatchewan cancels dog cull after social media backlash
By Deb Matejicka Community Reporter
The village of La Loche, Sask., has cancelled a controversial dog culling initiative amidst mounting public outcry on social media. Continue reading
Moose Jaw brings back downtown business association after 10-year absence
After a decade-long absence, Moose Jaw’s downtown businesses have incorporated a new organization aimed at strengthening the city’s core. Continue reading
Over 1,600 people float on Little Manitou Lake in record-setting centennial event
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
“The beach was just vibrating with happiness,” said Sarah McKen, event coordinator and long-time resident. Continue reading
2 persons of interest sought in Saskatoon’s 5th homicide of the year
Saskatoon police released this photo of two persons of interest in relation to the city’s fifth homicide of 2019. Continue reading
Russell Mirasty officially sworn in as 23rd Saskatchewan Lt.-Gov.
By David Baxter Reporter
Retired RCMP “F” Division commanding officer Russell Mirasty becomming Saskatchewan’s 23rd lieutenant-governor is seen as a step toward reconciliation. Continue reading
Innovative Indigenous health centre to incorporate cultural elements in fight against HIV in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
An Indigenous-led research centre tackling the rise in HIV and other sexually transmitted infections is one step closer to reality after a $2.84 million federal grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. Continue reading
#OurYQR Weekend: July 19-21
Things to do, events and activities across southern Saskatchewan the weekend of July 19-21, 2019. Continue reading
47 percent of Saskatchewan, Manitoba boomers plan to work after retirement, says survey
In Saskatchewan and Manitoba, 47 percent of boomers surveyed said they planned to work once retired. 12 percent of people in the prairies said they don’t ever plan to retire. Continue reading
Melfort RCMP searching for man missing for over two months
Charles Butler-Grace left his Naicam, Sask., home on May 10 and was last seen in the Humboldt area. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: July 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
Saskatchewan cabin owners advised how to help prevent wildfires from spreading
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
Parks Canada said simple things like removing yard waste and trimming vegetation around homes are vital in stopping the spread of wildfires this season. Continue reading
There’s a tornado warning, what now? Safety do’s and don’ts
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
A tornado warning has been issued, do you know what to do? Continue reading
Regina Police Service launches ‘Positive Ticketing’ program
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
The Regina Police Service have launched a “Positive Ticketing” program to reward youth for good behaviour. Continue reading
Optimism grows in Sask. despite gap in legal and illegal pot prices
Despite the gap in legal and illegal cannabis prices, optimism is growing throughout Saskatchewan when it comes to cost. Continue reading
Donald Trump’s ‘divisive comments’ have no place in society, Andrew Scheer says
Scheer said he believes people should be free to criticize their governments without having their backgrounds questioned or being told to leave the country. Continue reading
Proud of his accomplishments, Moose Jaw Pride executive director steps down
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
After nearly a decade with Moose Jaw Pride, executive director and co-founder Joe Wickenhauser has announced he will be stepping down. Continue reading
Mosquito population in Regina four times the average amount
Mosquitoes had a slow start thanks to the drought, but following a string of storms their population is booming in Regina. Continue reading
Northern Ontario fire evacuees beginning to return home
By David Baxter Reporter
A handful of Pikangikum First Nation evacuees will be returning home from Regina, but there is still no general repatriation order for the entire community. Continue reading
Fentanyl and meth seized, 3 people charged in Regina drug bust
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Three people are facing several drug-trafficking related charges after a large quantity of drugs and Canadian currency was seized July 12. Continue reading
Saskatchewan weather outlook: cool, wet finish to the week
Cool and wet finish to the week before a big warm-up in Saskatoon and Regina’s weather forecast ahead. Continue reading
Human remains outside North Battleford, Sask. identified as missing Alta. woman
Human remains discovered outside of North Battleford, Sask., on July 11 have been confirmed to be Tiki Brook-Lyn Laverdiere. Continue reading
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