Regina police find skeletal remains years after woman’s death
Regina Indian Industrial School cemetery plaque highlights dark chapter in Canadian history
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Sask. woman on a mission to showcase food artisans in upcoming book
Court hearing on Humboldt Broncos fundraising a first under Saskatchewan law
Manitoba, Saskatchewan residents in ‘toxic relationship’ with their debt, national survey shows
By Heather Steele Senior Anchor
A new survey by Credit Canada shows people living in Manitoba and Saskatchewan are more negatively impacted by their debt than the rest of the country. Continue reading
SaskPower to begin functional tests at Chinook Power Station
SaskPower’s Chinook Power Station near Swift Current has hit several major construction milestones, including connection to the power grid. Continue reading
Italy bridge collapse: B.C. bridge among architect’s many designs
The architect behind the bridge that collapsed in Genoa, Italy has designed nearly two dozen bridges around the world, including one in Canada. Continue reading
Feds considering stat holiday to mark legacy of residential schools. Can it be more than ‘just another day off?’
The government is moving forward with plans to create a stat holiday to remember residential schools. Can it be more than “just another day off?” Continue reading
Sentencing for Saskatchewan man who abducted, sexually assaulted girl
Jared Charles is scheduled to be sentenced Aug. 15, 2018 for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a young girl in northern Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Arizona police officer reunites with toddler he saved with CPR after she fell in pool
A police officer in Arizona saved a two-year-old toddler by performing CPR after she had fallen in her family’s pool. Continue reading
Wildfire smoke prompts special air quality statement for Saskatchewan
Environment Canada said poor air quality and diminished visibility will be widespread in most of Saskatchewan as wildfire smoke spreads across the province. Continue reading
Fallen Fond-du-Lac firefighter shows more help needed to stop suicide: FSIN
FSIN says the recent loss of Fond-du-Lac firefighter shows the help in northern Saskatchewan communities is still not enough. Continue reading
Aerosmith announce 2019 Las Vegas residency
The band will play an 18-date residency at MGM’s Park Theater beginning April 2019. Continue reading
Carter holds no grudge towards Jones or coaching staff following release
Following his release on Saturday, Carter spoke to the media Tuesday afternoon offering his thoughts on being let go. Continue reading
Sask. teens arrested in Ont. for cross-country joyride in stolen truck
An 18-year-old man and 16-year-old girl from Saskatchewan are accused of going on a lengthy joyride after stealing a truck in Alberta. Continue reading
Rascal Flatts concert ended abruptly due to bomb threat
‘The safety of our fans, band and crew is always the top priority for us,’ the band said following the incident. Continue reading
Construction set to begin on new transit fleet maintenance facility
The $30.1 million project will be attached to the existing transit operation centre at 333 Winnipeg Street and will replace the current facility on Albert Street, which is nearly 70-years-old and was built to repair street cars. Continue reading
Recommendations made to improve legal services in Saskatchewan
Among the recommendations made by the Legal Services Task Team is to modernize legislation regulating legal services in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Woman had a contact lens stuck in her eye for 28 years
A badminton game as a teenager came back to haunt a U.K. woman 28 years later. Continue reading
B.C. declares provincial state of emergency due to wildfires
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
This state of emergency will be in place for 14 days but may be extended or rescinded as necessary. Continue reading
Here’s how to turn off Google’s other tracking feature that you didn’t know about
Many were surprised Monday by another little-known Google feature that tracks their location,. Here’s how to turn it off. Continue reading
Here’s the fake news Saudi Arabia is playing about Canada
Saudi Arabia’s state-owned television network has falsely claimed that Canada imprisoned several individuals over “freedom of opinion,” including psychologist Jordan Peterson. Continue reading
Omarosa says Donald Trump should be removed from office after ‘dog’ comments
“It makes me very concerned. And I think that all Americans should be very concerned,” Omarosa Manigault Newman told Reuters. Continue reading
Saskatchewan woman has finger ripped off at West Edmonton Mall water park
A Saskatchewan woman says she lost a finger after her ring got caught on a waterslide at the West Edmonton Mall water park. Continue reading
More than 400 child care centre spaces allocated by province
Wednesday’s announcement is part of the Canada-Saskatchewan Early Learning and Child Care Agreement, which will provide spaces to Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Beauval, and Vonda. Continue reading
Manitoba, Saskatchewan residents in ‘toxic relationship’ with their debt, national survey shows
By Heather Steele Senior Anchor
A new survey by Credit Canada shows people living in Manitoba and Saskatchewan are more negatively impacted by their debt than the rest of the country. Continue reading
SaskPower to begin functional tests at Chinook Power Station
SaskPower’s Chinook Power Station near Swift Current has hit several major construction milestones, including connection to the power grid. Continue reading
Feds considering stat holiday to mark legacy of residential schools. Can it be more than ‘just another day off?’
The government is moving forward with plans to create a stat holiday to remember residential schools. Can it be more than “just another day off?” Continue reading
Sentencing for Saskatchewan man who abducted, sexually assaulted girl
Jared Charles is scheduled to be sentenced Aug. 15, 2018 for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a young girl in northern Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Wildfire smoke prompts special air quality statement for Saskatchewan
Environment Canada said poor air quality and diminished visibility will be widespread in most of Saskatchewan as wildfire smoke spreads across the province. Continue reading
Fallen Fond-du-Lac firefighter shows more help needed to stop suicide: FSIN
FSIN says the recent loss of Fond-du-Lac firefighter shows the help in northern Saskatchewan communities is still not enough. Continue reading
Carter holds no grudge towards Jones or coaching staff following release
Following his release on Saturday, Carter spoke to the media Tuesday afternoon offering his thoughts on being let go. Continue reading
Regina Indian Industrial School cemetery plaque highlights dark chapter in Canadian history
By David Baxter Reporter
A plaque will soon be set up at the Regina Indian Industrial School cemetery site, to serve as a proper memorial for the children buried there. Continue reading
Sask. woman on a mission to showcase food artisans in upcoming book
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
One Saskatchewan woman is on a two-month journey, to discover the provinces best food artisans and connect people to where their food comes from. Katelyn Wilson reports. Continue reading
Regina police find skeletal remains years after woman’s death
By Colton Praill Reporter
For up to two years the remains of a Regina woman lay in her bed, festering away from sight. No one knew she had died, some didn’t even know she was there. Continue reading
Sask. teens arrested in Ont. for cross-country joyride in stolen truck
An 18-year-old man and 16-year-old girl from Saskatchewan are accused of going on a lengthy joyride after stealing a truck in Alberta. Continue reading
Saskatchewan woman has finger ripped off at West Edmonton Mall water park
A Saskatchewan woman says she lost a finger after her ring got caught on a waterslide at the West Edmonton Mall water park. Continue reading
Construction set to begin on new transit fleet maintenance facility
The $30.1 million project will be attached to the existing transit operation centre at 333 Winnipeg Street and will replace the current facility on Albert Street, which is nearly 70-years-old and was built to repair street cars. Continue reading
Recommendations made to improve legal services in Saskatchewan
Among the recommendations made by the Legal Services Task Team is to modernize legislation regulating legal services in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Man seriously injured after assault with weapon in North Central Regina
Police are investigating into what caused a 26-year-old man to be seriously injured, after an assault with a weapon. Continue reading
Unclear if Roughriders tried trading Duron Carter before release
Chris Jones wouldn’t offer specific reasons for Duron Carter’s departure, or whether the Roughriders general manager tried to trade Carter before releasing him. Continue reading
Court hearing on Humboldt Broncos fundraising a first under Saskatchewan law
The GoFundMe money raised for the Humboldt Broncos has yet to be distributed because Saskatchewan has legislation which outlines court-supervised payouts. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan – Regina: August 2018
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
Global Regina features a submitted photo weekdays on Global News Morning, Global News at 5, 6 and 10. Continue reading
Newly diagnosed HIV cases in Sask. increase for third straight year
There were 177 new cases of HIV diagnosed in Saskatchewan in 2017, up from 170 the year before. Continue reading
‘My world is broken’: girl, 4, remembered in SGI impaired driving campaign
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
SGI’s People Shouldn’t Disappear campaign features the story of Aurora Ledoux – a victim of an impaired driving crash. Continue reading
Red Cross providing assistance to 39 families impacted by north Regina fire
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
The Red Cross is assisting 39 families impacted by a fire that engulfed a 32 unit apartment complex in north Regina late Saturday evening. Katelyn Wilson reports. Continue reading
26-year-old Regina man charged after performing indecent act
Regina Police were called to the east side of Victoria Park on the 1900 block of Scarth Street last Friday. Continue reading
Officers investigate two collisions involving police vehicles
Regina police are investigating two unrelated motor vehicle collisions which took place Monday, both involving police vehicles. Continue reading
‘Two yards forward and then punt’: columnist has bleak outlook after Duron Carter release
By David Baxter Reporter
Duron Carter’s release from the Roughriders caught the sports media off guard, and they don’t have bright projections for what this means on offense. Continue reading
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