A passenger has been removed from a plane at Winnipeg’s airport. The flight originated in Vancouver. Continue reading →

The video shows an officer punching a woman in the face during an arrest in Brockville, Ont. Continue reading →

An Alberta energy company is facing a wave of criticism on social media for an image that includes their company logo, and a woman or girl resembling climate activist Greta Thunberg. Continue reading →

With March break around the corner, the risk of catching the new coronavirus is likely to cross the minds of many Canadian travellers. Continue reading →

Canada’s pandemic preparedness plans include a wide variety of measures to stop the spread of disease. Continue reading →

Curtis Cozart was found hanging in his cell in 2017 at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary and died the next day in hospital. Continue reading →

A viewer submitted photo is featured daily in Your Saskatchewan on Global Saskatoon and Global Regina Continue reading →

Multiple people have been arrested following a complaint involving a firearm. Continue reading →

Due to bad weather conditions in Eastern Canada, the Montreal Canadiens Alumni Tour cancelled its trip to Saskatchewan. Continue reading →

The new, L-shaped pool is designed to be accessible to all. Continue reading →

Three people are jointly charged with trafficking cocaine. Continue reading →

Kyle Olson scored twice and added an assist as the Calgary Hitmen downed the Winnipeg Ice 4-1 in Western Hockey League action Thursday afternoon. Continue reading →

Sandra Butel, who spent 21 years with the Regina Folk Festival, confirmed she has left the RFF, but declined to comment about her departure on the advise of her lawyer. Continue reading →

Announcement of the meeting comes as Trudeau is struggling to reconcile the competing demands of environmental concerns, resource development and Indigenous reconciliation. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan’s Ministry of Health is expanding coronavirus testing to include travelers returning to the province from other countries besides China. Continue reading →

A new report from the Saskatchewan Health Authority highlights actions that need to be taken to put less pressure on emergency rooms in the province. Continue reading →

Parliament’s budget watchdog says Saskatchewan and Manitoba face huge increases in their debt loads unless the provinces change their fiscal policies or Ottawa increases transfer payments. Continue reading →

Thomas Johnny Bernard Ross is charged with second-degree murder in a Sandy Bay, Sask., death. Continue reading →

David Ayres will be at the Saskatoon Blades game on March 6 when they take on the Regina Pats. Continue reading →

Homicides, attempted murder and theft continue to be a cause of concern for the Regina Police Service. Continue reading →

Emily Eaton, who teaches in the university’s geography and environmental studies department, is researching the influence of the fossil fuel industry on education in Saskatchewan. Continue reading →

KENNEWICK, Wash. – Jake Christiansen had three goals and an assist as the Everett Silvertips beat the Tri-City Americans 8-1 on Wednesday in Western Hockey League action. Continue reading →

A 28-year-old Kindersley woman has been charged with second-degree murder in the 2018 death of her one-month-old baby girl. Continue reading →

It was pure chance that Regina firefighters were able to respond to a house fire so quickly as they just happened to be in the neighbourhood. Continue reading →

SGI says while impaired driving violations in Saskatchewan increased in January, distracted driving is trending downward. Continue reading →

RCMP now believe Allan Garrioch was forced from his home in Humboldt, Sask., by three men following an altercation. Continue reading →