Regina residents protest closure of Maple Leaf Pool
Humboldt crash survivor has PTSD triggered by truck rear-ending his bus
RCMP recover body of missing Swift Current man
Gas prices vary widely throughout British Columbia, Western Canada
Sask. advocate calling for more support following Casey Foundation closure
Former Roughrider Justin Cox sentenced to one year for domestic assault
How to avoid some Christmas card faux pas
By Kim Smith Reporter
While we know it’s the thought that counts, here are some tips to make the most of your good wishes and avoid those Christmas faux pas. Continue reading
Jennifer Jones, Kerri Einarson playoff bound at Canada Cup
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Jennifer Jones and Kerri Einarson sit tied for first place with one round-robin game remaining at the Canada Cup in Estevan. Continue reading
7 wounded in shooting near Jewish settlement in West Bank, Israeli officials say
The Israeli military says the shots were fired from a Palestinian vehicle. It says troops in the area opened fire and were searching for the vehicle. Continue reading
Jury at Brydon Whitstone inquest offer 1 recommendation
The jury at the inquest into the shooting death of Brydon Whitstone has made its recommendation to Saskatchewan RCMP. Continue reading
Saskatchewan flu season in full swing, expected to peak over the holidays
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
This year’s flu season has hit early in Saskatchewan, but where it struck first is out of the norm. Continue reading
Canadian head of UN migration conference slams ‘misinformation’ about migration pact
Louise Arbour, the UN secretary-genera’s special representative for international migration, is taking aim at what she calls the rampant misinformation surrounding the Global Compact for Migration. Continue reading
Canada Post parcel delays may impact Christmas gifts in Saskatchewan
Even though Canada Post’s parcel backlog is more evident in Toronto and Vancouver centres it may still make its way to Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Sask. farmers exempt from mandatory semi driver training, but that could change
By Marney Blunt Anchor/Reporter
Saskatchewan has introduced mandatory training for semi drivers, but farmers are exempt from the rule, for now. Continue reading
Exclusive: Police called to attempted break in at Vancouver property linked to Huawei CFO
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The 28th Avenue property is one of two owned by Wanzhou’s husband in Vancouver. Continue reading
Violinist from Saskatchewan nominated for Grammy
Violinist Christina Day Martinson, from Saskatchewan, is nominated in the classical instrumental solo category for “Biber: The Mystery Sonatas.” Continue reading
Man found guilty of 2nd-degree murder of his father in Kerrobert, Sask.
By Rebekah Lesko Reporter
Johan “Johnny” Klassen Jr. was found guilty of second-degree murder in the 2016 death of his father, Johan Klassen Sr. Continue reading
Saudi minister rules out extraditing suspects in death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi
“We don’t extradite our citizens,” Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said. Continue reading
This Is Why: Looking back on Global News investigative reports in 2018
By Niki Reitmayer Contributor
Carolyn Jarvis, chief investigative correspondent for Global News, shared some of her investigative highlights in the latest episode of This Is Why. Continue reading
Regina Police cruisers now outfitted with teddy bears to help kids
By David Baxter Reporter
The Regina Police Service vehicles will now be outfitted with teddy bears from Teddy Bears Anonymous to give to children going through traumatic situations. Continue reading
Absence of Qatar emir overshadows Gulf Arab summit
Qatar sent its state minister for foreign affairs to the annual one-day summit, which was overshadowed by the economic and diplomatic boycott of Doha since mid-2017 by Saudi Arabia. Continue reading
B.C. trade mission to end trip early, foregoing China visit, amid Huawei CFO arrest
The delegation led by B.C. Forestry Minister Doug Donaldson will no longer be stopping in China, and will instead end its trip after a visit to Japan. Continue reading
Humboldt crash survivor has PTSD triggered by truck rear-ending his bus
Humboldt Broncos survivor Ryan Straschnitzki had his mind on his teammates when a truck rear-ended his bus last week, screaming “please live,” according to his mother. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Conspiracy theories not needed in explaining Liberal ineptness
As Canadians struggle to make sense of some of the policy choices – or lack thereof – on the part of the Trudeau Liberals, there seems to be an emerging trend of reaching for some more outlandish explanations. Continue reading
China warns of severe consequences if Canada does not release Huawei CFO
China warned Canada on Saturday that there would be severe consequences if it did not immediately release Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.’s chief financial officer, calling the case “extremely nasty.” Continue reading
UN migration pact is not legally binding for Canada — here’s what it will do
The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, is set to be approved in Morocco next week. Continue reading
Regina residents protest closure of Maple Leaf Pool
By Cami Kepke Reporter
A budget proposal to replace two of Regina’s five outdoor pools with a $15 million outdoor aquatic facility in Wascana Centre has the Heritage community feeling pushed aside. Continue reading
RCMP recover body of missing Swift Current man
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Koop had been missing since November 16, when a truck he’s believed to have been driving was discovered to have crashed through a guard rail into the water. Continue reading
Gas prices vary widely throughout British Columbia, Western Canada
Vancouver motorists are paying at least $1.27 per litre. In Edmonton, the cheapest price is 87.9 cents a litre. Continue reading
How to avoid some Christmas card faux pas
By Kim Smith Reporter
While we know it’s the thought that counts, here are some tips to make the most of your good wishes and avoid those Christmas faux pas. Continue reading
Sask. advocate calling for more support following Casey Foundation closure
The Casey Foundation is closing in April and autism advocates in Saskatchewan are concerned. Continue reading
Jennifer Jones, Kerri Einarson playoff bound at Canada Cup
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Jennifer Jones and Kerri Einarson sit tied for first place with one round-robin game remaining at the Canada Cup in Estevan. Continue reading
Jury at Brydon Whitstone inquest offer 1 recommendation
The jury at the inquest into the shooting death of Brydon Whitstone has made its recommendation to Saskatchewan RCMP. Continue reading
Saskatchewan flu season in full swing, expected to peak over the holidays
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
This year’s flu season has hit early in Saskatchewan, but where it struck first is out of the norm. Continue reading
Canada Post parcel delays may impact Christmas gifts in Saskatchewan
Even though Canada Post’s parcel backlog is more evident in Toronto and Vancouver centres it may still make its way to Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Sask. farmers exempt from mandatory semi driver training, but that could change
By Marney Blunt Anchor/Reporter
Saskatchewan has introduced mandatory training for semi drivers, but farmers are exempt from the rule, for now. Continue reading
Violinist from Saskatchewan nominated for Grammy
Violinist Christina Day Martinson, from Saskatchewan, is nominated in the classical instrumental solo category for “Biber: The Mystery Sonatas.” Continue reading
Man found guilty of 2nd-degree murder of his father in Kerrobert, Sask.
By Rebekah Lesko Reporter
Johan “Johnny” Klassen Jr. was found guilty of second-degree murder in the 2016 death of his father, Johan Klassen Sr. Continue reading
This Is Why: Looking back on Global News investigative reports in 2018
By Niki Reitmayer Contributor
Carolyn Jarvis, chief investigative correspondent for Global News, shared some of her investigative highlights in the latest episode of This Is Why. Continue reading
Former Roughrider Justin Cox sentenced to one year for domestic assault
Former Saskatchewan Roughrider Justin Cox has been sentenced to one year in prison after pleading guilty to assaulting his girlfriend. Continue reading
Regina Police cruisers now outfitted with teddy bears to help kids
By David Baxter Reporter
The Regina Police Service vehicles will now be outfitted with teddy bears from Teddy Bears Anonymous to give to children going through traumatic situations. Continue reading
Sask. unemployment rate drops below national average
In the past month Saskatchewan added 5,500 more jobs, and saw unemployment dip below the national average. Continue reading
150 childcare spaces allocated through Sask.-federal partnership
Prince Albert, Regina, Swift Current and Saskatoon are each receiving a share of 150 childcare spaces through an agreement between Saskatchewan and Ottawa. Continue reading
Two killed in Highway 1 collision near Parkbeg
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Shortly after 1:00 p.m. on Dec. 6, Moose Jaw RCMP received two complaints of a brown van traveling the wrong way in the eastbound lane near Parkbeg. Continue reading
Swift Current RCMP still searching for missing Colton Koop
The Swift Current RCMP will be conducting another Swift Current Creek search for evidence in a truck crash that may be linked to a missing person case. Continue reading
Feds won’t change Criminal Code to outlaw forced sterilization, despite First Nations outcry
The Liberal government does not plan to change the Criminal Code to explicitly outlaw coerced sterilization — rejecting a resolution passed by First Nations chiefs. Continue reading
Kellogg’s Rice Krispies helps turn treats into real toys for children in need
Create toy-shaped Rice Krispies® treat, snap a pic, and share it online using #TreatsForToys or at TreatsForToys.ca to help donate a real toy to a child in need. Continue reading
Crown appealing Saskatchewan child pornography sentence
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
The Crown is appealing the longest sentence ever handed down for child porn offences in Saskatchewan on Thursday. Continue reading
Schwartz’s legacy lives on at Western Canada’s biggest female hockey tournament
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Saskatchewan’s Mandi Schwartz was recruited to Yale University and Team Canada camps after lighting up the tournament in the early 2000s. Continue reading
Lock your car to help have a happy holiday: Regina Police
Between Nov. 27 and Dec. 4 the Regina Police Service recieved 80 reports for theft from vehicles. They encourage drivers to lock their vehicles and remove valuables. Continue reading
32-year-old charged for allegedly stealing Canada Post van in Regina
Early Wednesday morning, a Canada Post van was stolen from a Regina post office while it was being filled with items. The driver was not injured. Continue reading
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