The Friendly City’s not ‘moosing’ around with Norway
Renovated school important step towards healing from shooting: La Loche mayor
Extreme cold warning for large swath of Saskatchewan
Child pornography charges for Martensville, Sask. man on day parole
Renovations to be revealed at La Loche, Sask. school where shooting took place
Cop details crime scene in Regina murder trial of man accused of killing girlfriend
No new Indigenous consultations after McClintic transfer: minister responds to interview
By Abigail Bimman Global National Ottawa Correspondent
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale made the comments in response to an exclusive Global News interview with Correctional Service Canada bureaucrats. Continue reading
Best junior hockey team in nation barnstorming across B.C.
Prince Albert Raiders on pace for 119-point season. Continue reading
Trump plays ‘Deal or No Deal: Government Shutdown Edition’ in ‘SNL”s latest cold open
U.S. President Donald Trump, played by Alec Baldwin, plays the game show to find a deal to end the government shutdown. Continue reading
Sask. families asked to submit names for victims of impaired driving monument
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Families in Saskatchewan who have suffered the loss of a loved one due to impaired driving are asked to submit names to MADD Canada by May 5. Continue reading
Alberta woman at centre of animal cruelty case arrested in Manitoba
April Irving was charged with animal cruelty and neglect after 201 emaciated dogs were seized from a property in Milk River in January 2015. Continue reading
Carl Gunnarsson lifts St. Louis Blues past Ottawa Senators 3-2
The St. Louis Blues won 3-2 over the Ottawa Senators with a go-ahead goal from Carl Gunnarsson in the third period. Continue reading
Salmon Village brand Atlantic salmon nuggets recalled over listeria concerns
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Listeria contamination may cause symptoms such as vomiting, nausea, fever, muscle aches, severe headaches and neck stiffness. Continue reading
Disposable wipes a growing problem in Regina’s sewers
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Clearing these clogs ends up costing the city between $300,000 to $500,000 every year. Continue reading
Danny Green leads Toronto Raptors past Memphis Grizzlies for 9th straight home victory
Danny Green made a season-high eight three-pointers to finish with 24 points and lead the Toronto Raptors to a 119-90 home win over the Memphis Grizzlies. Continue reading
City, RM of North Battleford unable to reach agreement for fire services
By Rebekah Lesko Reporter
The City of North Battleford and the RM of North Battleford have been unable to reach an agreement for fire services within the RM. Continue reading
Regina considering new recreation master plan
By David Baxter Reporter
Recreation is among the core services provided by the City of Regina, and a new document aims to guide policy for the next decade. Continue reading
Tony Mendez, former CIA officer and inspiration for ‘Argo’, dies at 78
Mendez began his career as an artist and was hired by the CIA after answering a blind advertisement for a graphic artist in 1965. Continue reading
Buffalo Pound pool closed for another season
A leak in the Buffalo Pound pool that led to its closure last summer will remain closed, as officials determined that the 46-year-old pool is in unrepairable condition. Continue reading
Evolution of child car seats: From straps and Tot-Guard to 5-point safety harness
By Kim Smith Reporter
The Bunny Bear Company made child seats in 1933, however the devices were mainly intended to stop kids from moving around the car. Continue reading
Britain’s political crisis: What happened in a wild week over Brexit
Last week Prime Minister Theresa May suffered the biggest defeat in Parliament’s history over her European Union divorce deal, narrowly survived a no-confidence vote the next day and was left scrambling for a workable new Brexit plan. Continue reading
John Coughlin, former U.S. figure skating champ, dead at 33 following suspension
Coughlin was temporarily suspended from official figure skating events on Thursday, according to U.S. Figure Skating and the U.S. Center for SafeSport. Continue reading
‘Grey’s Anatomy’ fans devastated after shock death in winter premiere
‘Grey’s Anatomy’ once again left its audience in tears after a beloved character passed away. Continue reading
Video shows boys in MAGA hats mocking elderly Indigenous protester at Washington rally
A Catholic high school in Kentucky is facing social media backlash after videos posted online showed several youths mocking an elderly Indigenous protester at a rally. Continue reading
Calgary man who nearly died from flu urges others to get immunized
By Heather Yourex-West Health Reporter
A Calgary man says he’s lucky to be alive after spending more than 20 days last month, in a medically induced coma. Brad Kettyle, 43, had no underlying health conditions when H1N1 flu brought him to death’s door. Continue reading
Democrats say Trump’s proposal to end government shutdown is a ‘non-starter’
Democrats dismissed Trump’s proposal even before his formal remarks Continue reading
No new Indigenous consultations after McClintic transfer: minister responds to interview
By Abigail Bimman Global National Ottawa Correspondent
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale made the comments in response to an exclusive Global News interview with Correctional Service Canada bureaucrats. Continue reading
Best junior hockey team in nation barnstorming across B.C.
Prince Albert Raiders on pace for 119-point season. Continue reading
Sask. families asked to submit names for victims of impaired driving monument
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Families in Saskatchewan who have suffered the loss of a loved one due to impaired driving are asked to submit names to MADD Canada by May 5. Continue reading
Alberta woman at centre of animal cruelty case arrested in Manitoba
April Irving was charged with animal cruelty and neglect after 201 emaciated dogs were seized from a property in Milk River in January 2015. Continue reading
Renovated school important step towards healing from shooting: La Loche mayor
A ceremony was held to unveil renovations made to Dene High School, where the 2016 La Loche school shooting took place. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Roughriders name Jeremy O’Day as team’s new general manager
The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced on Friday (Jan. 18) that they have named Jeremy O’Day as the team’s new General Manager. Continue reading
The Friendly City’s not ‘moosing’ around with Norway
By David Baxter Reporter
The City of Moose Jaw, Sask., is on the antlers of a dilemma – how to reclaim the title of having the world’s tallest moose statue? Continue reading
Child pornography charges for Martensville, Sask. man on day parole
Dale Edward Blair, previously convicted on child pornography charges, is facing new charges after police searched his home in Martensville. Continue reading
Extreme cold warning for large swath of Saskatchewan
Wind chill values of -40 to -45 are expected in southern and central regions of Saskatchewan, with -45 to -50 wind chills in the north. Continue reading
Salmon Village brand Atlantic salmon nuggets recalled over listeria concerns
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Listeria contamination may cause symptoms such as vomiting, nausea, fever, muscle aches, severe headaches and neck stiffness. Continue reading
Disposable wipes a growing problem in Regina’s sewers
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Clearing these clogs ends up costing the city between $300,000 to $500,000 every year. Continue reading
City, RM of North Battleford unable to reach agreement for fire services
By Rebekah Lesko Reporter
The City of North Battleford and the RM of North Battleford have been unable to reach an agreement for fire services within the RM. Continue reading
Regina considering new recreation master plan
By David Baxter Reporter
Recreation is among the core services provided by the City of Regina, and a new document aims to guide policy for the next decade. Continue reading
Cop details crime scene in Regina murder trial of man accused of killing girlfriend
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
The jury heard more details about the crime scene as a second-degree murder trial in Regina moved into its third day. Continue reading
Renovations to be revealed at La Loche, Sask. school where shooting took place
Four people died and another seven were injured when a young man shot up the school and a home in La Loche, Sask., in January 2016. Continue reading
Buffalo Pound pool closed for another season
A leak in the Buffalo Pound pool that led to its closure last summer will remain closed, as officials determined that the 46-year-old pool is in unrepairable condition. Continue reading
Evolution of child car seats: From straps and Tot-Guard to 5-point safety harness
By Kim Smith Reporter
The Bunny Bear Company made child seats in 1933, however the devices were mainly intended to stop kids from moving around the car. Continue reading
Saskatoon boy honouring late twin brother as 2019 champion child
Blake Wheeler will represent the sick and injured kids of Saskatchewan as a 2019 champion child to honour his twin late brother. Continue reading
Federal and provincial government invest $5.5M in livestock research
The Canadian and Saskatchewan governments are investing $5.5 million into livestock research. Continue reading
Humboldt, Sask. nominated for 2019 Kraft Hockeyville
The Town of Humboldt, Sask., has thrown their name in the hat for 2019 Kraft Hockeyville contest. Continue reading
Boundary Dam Power Station had a good year for carbon capture: SaskPower
The Carbon Capture and Storage facility at Boundary Dam Power Station exceeded its daily capture rate targets for 2018, according to a report from SaskPower. Continue reading
Regina Pats lose eighth straight with 4-3 loss to Kootenay Ice
The Regina Pats have dropped eight straight games with a 4-3 loss to the Kootenay Ice Wednesday night. Continue reading
Death of woman on Saskatchewan First Nation called suspicious by RCMP
The death of a woman Sunday on Muskeg Lake Cree Nation is called suspicious by RCMP after an autopsy. Continue reading
Where’s the beef? Cattle rustling still an issue in Saskatchewan
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Call it an old-fashioned crime, but the Saskatchewan Stock Grower’s Association receives 30 to 40 complaints of livestock theft every year. Continue reading
Mother takes stand in murder trial of man accused of killing her daughter
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
A murder trial entered its second day as the first witness, the victims mother, took the stand. Continue reading
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