SaskTel union votes in favour of potential strike action
Sheree Fertuck’s friend remembers loving, hard-working mother
Regina police investigate Monday morning apartment shooting downtown
Gainer under fire after ‘inappropriate’ behaviour involving stuffed lion
Saskatchewan weather outlook: 30-degree heat returns
Regina has 2nd-highest crime severity index in the country
Economic summit in Saskatoon calls for USMCA implementation
By Nathaniel Dove Digital Broadcast Journalist
PNWER, a group consisting of 10 states, provinces and territories, called upon the U.S. and Canadian federal governments to ratify the new free trade deal. Continue reading
Shotgun, machete used in robbery on First Nation in Saskatchewan
Fort Qu’Appelle RCMP is trying to locate Jere Pinacie, 27, and Jarrett Poitras, 25, and after an armed robbery on Muscowpetung Saulteaux Nation. Continue reading
Singapore seizes 8.8 tonnes of ivory from nearly 300 elephants
The ivory haul also picked up the third major seizure of pangolin scales in Singapore this year. Continue reading
Saskatchewan RCMP lay 1st-degree murder charge in Alberta woman’s death
RCMP have arrested and charged a 27-year-old woman in relation to the death of Tiki Brook-Lyn Laverdiere. Continue reading
‘I’m lost for words’: Regina’s Little Free Library rebuilt after Canada Day fire
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
The Little Free Library on McCarthy Boulevard in Regina’s Normanview neighbourhood has been rebuilt, after it was set on fire on Canada Day. Continue reading
Man allegedly crashes van with $200M of crystal meth into parked Aussie police cars
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
The van allegedly hit cruisers parked right in front of a police station. Continue reading
Person of interest still outstanding in Saskatoon’s 5th homicide of 2019
Saskatoon police say the man in this photo is a person of interest in relation to the city’s fifth homicide of 2019. Continue reading
Crystal meth, cocaine seized in Onion Lake, Sask., bust: RCMP
The Saskatchewan RCMP crime reduction team said officers seized crystal meth and cocaine during the arrest of a man wanted on numerous warrants. Continue reading
South Korea says it fired warning shots after Russian military aircraft violated airspace
It was the first time a Russian military aircraft had violated South Korean airspace, a ministry official said. Continue reading
Environment Canada issues heat warning for northern Saskatchewan
The weather agency says temperatures in northern Saskatchewan are not expected to cool off until mid-week. 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
India successfully launches spacecraft to explore water deposits on the moon
India sent a spacecraft to explore water deposits on the far side of the moon in a successful launch Monday after a technical problem caused a week’s delay. Continue reading
Little girl undergoes multiple procedures after swallowing teddy bear’s plastic eye
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
A little girl who swallowed a plastic stuffed animal eyeball sent her family on a medical journey for answers, but despite it all, she hasn’t lost her sparkle. Continue reading
Regina police investigate several weekend shootings
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Regina police are investigating several shootings that occurred late Saturday and early Sunday morning in the North Central area. Continue reading
Beer bikes in Prague, umpteen selfies in Venice — tourist floods rile destination cities
While tourism creates jobs and wealth, there is growing awareness of its negative impacts. Continue reading
Macy’s pulls plates after being accused of body-shaming
Twitter erupted after the department store displayed a line of plates implying “healthy” portion sizes. Continue reading
Here’s what we know about the 3 dead, 2 missing in Northern B.C.
Police are investigating two separate cases of missing and murdered pairs of travellers through the region. Continue reading
Police say link ‘possible’ between northern B.C. double murder, missing teens, dead man
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Police have released new details on a pair of high-profile investigation in northern B.C., including an admission that the two cased may be linked. Continue reading
Woman filmed driving SUV down Vancouver hotel stairs fined $368
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“My understanding is that she has not enjoyed her 15 minutes of fame,” said a Vancouver police spokesperson. Continue reading
South Korea says it fired warning shots after Russian military aircraft violated airspace
It was the first time a Russian military aircraft had violated South Korean airspace, a ministry official said. Continue reading
Economic summit in Saskatoon calls for USMCA implementation
By Nathaniel Dove Digital Broadcast Journalist
PNWER, a group consisting of 10 states, provinces and territories, called upon the U.S. and Canadian federal governments to ratify the new free trade deal. Continue reading
Regina police investigate five separate shootings in three days
By Allison Bamford Digital Broadcast Journalist
Regina police are investigating five separate shootings that happened in three days across the city. Continue reading
SaskTel union votes in favour of potential strike action
Dave Kuntz, president of Unifor Local 1-S, says he’s hopeful that an agreement can be reached before any strike action to avoid disruptions to the public. Continue reading
Shotgun, machete used in robbery on First Nation in Saskatchewan
Fort Qu’Appelle RCMP is trying to locate Jere Pinacie, 27, and Jarrett Poitras, 25, and after an armed robbery on Muscowpetung Saulteaux Nation. Continue reading
Saskatchewan RCMP lay 1st-degree murder charge in Alberta woman’s death
RCMP have arrested and charged a 27-year-old woman in relation to the death of Tiki Brook-Lyn Laverdiere. Continue reading
‘I’m lost for words’: Regina’s Little Free Library rebuilt after Canada Day fire
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
The Little Free Library on McCarthy Boulevard in Regina’s Normanview neighbourhood has been rebuilt, after it was set on fire on Canada Day. Continue reading
Regina police investigate Monday morning apartment shooting downtown
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
Regina police are investigating a Monday morning apartment shooting in downtown. Continue reading
Regina has 2nd-highest crime severity index in the country
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
A new Statistics Canada report released on Monday shows Regina still has one of the highest crime rates in Canada. Continue reading
Person of interest still outstanding in Saskatoon’s 5th homicide of 2019
Saskatoon police say the man in this photo is a person of interest in relation to the city’s fifth homicide of 2019. Continue reading
Saskatchewan weather outlook: 30-degree heat returns
Remarkable 30-degree heat returns to Saskatoon and Regina’s weather forecast ahead. Continue reading
Gainer under fire after ‘inappropriate’ behaviour involving stuffed lion
Saskatchewan Roughriders’ Gainer is under fire once again after what some people are describing as “inappropriate” behaviour involving a stuffed lion. Continue reading
Crystal meth, cocaine seized in Onion Lake, Sask., bust: RCMP
The Saskatchewan RCMP crime reduction team said officers seized crystal meth and cocaine during the arrest of a man wanted on numerous warrants. Continue reading
Environment Canada issues heat warning for northern Saskatchewan
The weather agency says temperatures in northern Saskatchewan are not expected to cool off until mid-week. 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
Little girl undergoes multiple procedures after swallowing teddy bear’s plastic eye
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
A little girl who swallowed a plastic stuffed animal eyeball sent her family on a medical journey for answers, but despite it all, she hasn’t lost her sparkle. Continue reading
Regina police investigate several weekend shootings
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Regina police are investigating several shootings that occurred late Saturday and early Sunday morning in the North Central area. Continue reading
Cody Fajardo throws two touchdowns, Roughriders beat Lions 38-25
The Saskatchewan Roughriders took the win Saturday in a pivotal match-up with the B.C. Lions. Continue reading
Former Humboldt Broncos player injured in bus crash hopes for spot on team
Graysen Cameron’s training regimen has included spending copious amounts of time with the trainers of the Calgary Flames. Continue reading
Construction underway for Carmichael Outreach’s ‘forever home’
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Finding a home to help the homeless has not been easy but Carmichael Outreach is looking forward to the completion of its new centre as construction gets underway. Continue reading
Apollo 11 anniversary inspires next generation of astronauts
By Allison Bamford Digital Broadcast Journalist
Canadian astronaut Dave Williams is encouraging kids to “reach for the stars” when it comes to careers in the sciences. Continue reading
Man airlifted to hospital after crash between SUV and train near Dafoe, Sask.
By Allison Bamford Digital Broadcast Journalist
STARS air ambulance responded to a crash between an SUV and a train on Highway 6 near Dafoe on Saturday. Continue reading
Alberta court stays B.C.’s ‘turn off the taps’ law challenge, says case belongs in Federal Court
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The judge ruled that B.C. should have filed the challenge in the Federal Court. B.C. has, in fact, filed a mirror challenge in that court. Continue reading
Riders ready for reset against Lions after bye week
The Saskatchewan Roughriders had Week 6 of the CFL schedule off before beginning preparations for Saturday’s game against the B.C. Lions at Mosaic Stadium. Continue reading
‘A problem since day one’: Greens residents grow tired of untidy lots
By Allison Bamford Digital Broadcast Journalist
The City of Regina is seeing a growing number of complaints about untidy lots in developing neighbourhoods. Continue reading
More supports announced for members of Métis Nation-Saskatchewan
Officials said $89 million will be granted directly to Saskatchewan’s Métis students to support tuition, books and living expenses. Continue reading
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