Carmichael Outreach puts out call for tents
Humboldt Broncos hire assistant coach, athletic therapist
Regina police record nearly 500 garage break-ins so far this year
Steel dumping causing ‘significant problems’ according to Sask. trade minister
Saturday night apartment fire caused by a broken wire next to mechanical box
Regina Police search for robbery suspects
Saskatchewan Rush to fly Iroquois flag at home games
An Iroquois team brought their flag to the world junior indoor lacrosse championship at SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon this month. Continue reading
Fire out near Meadow Lake Mechanical Pulp mill: SaskAlert
An advisory alert was issued by the rural municipality of Meadow Lake due to a fire burning near the Meadow Lake Mechanical Pulp mill on Aug. 17, 2018. Continue reading
Australian teenager hacked Apple’s network multiple times, accessed 90GB worth of files
The boy stored the stolen files in a folder entitled “hacky hack hack,” and reportedly downloaded over 90 gigabytes of data and accessed customer accounts without exposing his identity. Continue reading
Humboldt survivor Ryan Straschnitzki on how sledge hockey helps him ‘stay part of the game’
By Blake Lough Digital Journalist
It’s only his fourth time strapped into the sled, but it is clear 19-year-old Ryan Straschnitzki has taken to sledge hockey. Continue reading
FSIN disappointed in Sask. premier’s comments about national statutory holiday
By Adam MacVicar Videographer
Premier Scott Moe said there’s no guarantee the national holiday will be observed in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Satanic Temple unveils goat statue in protest of Ten Commandments monument in Arkansas
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
“We only want our monument on public grounds where other monuments of religious significance are pre-existing,” said the Satanic Temple’s co-founder. Continue reading
CAA Saskatchewan launches new service to help drivers get home safe
CAA Saskatchewan has launched a ride-assist program as part of CAA’s roadside assistance service. Continue reading
2 new recommendations made to better French services across Saskatchewan gov’t
The Advisory Committee on Francophone Affairs offers Saskatchewan government advice to better French-language services. Continue reading
Maxime Bernier’s tweets boost Liberal coffers and trigger 1,000 new memberships, party says
Online donations have doubled and social media engagement has quadrupled since Monday, said a spokesperson. Continue reading
Is it safe to look at the sun when it’s obscured by smoke?
By Sarah Offin Reporter
Thick smoke has been giving the sun an orange red hue this week that some may find tempting to look at, especially with the beautiful sunrise and sunsets. Continue reading
Does back to school shopping have to mean big spending?
By Lindsay Biscaia Video Journalist, Backup Weather Specialist
The back to school shopping season is now underway, and store shelves are busting with all the “must have” items. However, there are ways to save money during this expensive season. Continue reading
Sand sculpture of Donald Trump in diapers a big hit in Vancouver neighbourhood
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The 1,000-pound sand sculpture was inspired by a “baby Trump” blimp flown over London during the U.S. president’s last visit. Continue reading
Teen girl injured in collision between vehicle, train near Weyburn, Sask
A teenage girl was airlifted to hospital after a vehicle and train collided near Weyburn. 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
Mueller recommends judge sentence former Trump campaign aide to 6 months in jail
Robert Mueller recommended in a court filing on Friday that a judge sentence former Trump campaign aide George Papadopoulos to up to six months in prison for lying to agents investigating Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Continue reading
Wildfire smoke is so thick in Prince George, it looks like night after the sun has risen
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
On the air quality health index scale, Prince George is currently off the charts at a 10+, meaning it is at a very high risk level. Continue reading
Satanic Temple unveils goat statue in protest of Ten Commandments monument in Arkansas
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
“We only want our monument on public grounds where other monuments of religious significance are pre-existing,” said the Satanic Temple’s co-founder. Continue reading
Canada’s lumber industry claps back after Trump links imports to California wildfires
Donald Trump dragging the Canadian lumber industry into discussions about California’s deadly wildfires is another ‘frustrating’ blow, an industry advocate says. Continue reading
Trump links Canadian lumber imports to deadly California wildfires
Trump decried the ‘ridiculous’ imports of lumber from Canada while fallen trees in the U.S. are left to rot on the ground, which could then become wildfire accelerant. Continue reading
Sand sculpture of Donald Trump in diapers a big hit in Vancouver neighbourhood
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The 1,000-pound sand sculpture was inspired by a “baby Trump” blimp flown over London during the U.S. president’s last visit. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Rush to fly Iroquois flag at home games
An Iroquois team brought their flag to the world junior indoor lacrosse championship at SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon this month. Continue reading
Fire out near Meadow Lake Mechanical Pulp mill: SaskAlert
An advisory alert was issued by the rural municipality of Meadow Lake due to a fire burning near the Meadow Lake Mechanical Pulp mill on Aug. 17, 2018. Continue reading
Humboldt survivor Ryan Straschnitzki on how sledge hockey helps him ‘stay part of the game’
By Blake Lough Digital Journalist
It’s only his fourth time strapped into the sled, but it is clear 19-year-old Ryan Straschnitzki has taken to sledge hockey. Continue reading
FSIN disappointed in Sask. premier’s comments about national statutory holiday
By Adam MacVicar Videographer
Premier Scott Moe said there’s no guarantee the national holiday will be observed in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
CAA Saskatchewan launches new service to help drivers get home safe
CAA Saskatchewan has launched a ride-assist program as part of CAA’s roadside assistance service. Continue reading
2 new recommendations made to better French services across Saskatchewan gov’t
The Advisory Committee on Francophone Affairs offers Saskatchewan government advice to better French-language services. Continue reading
Carmichael Outreach puts out call for tents
By Cami Kepke Reporter
In only two days, six people received tents from Carmichael; but the calls are still coming. Continue reading
Regina Police Service could change procedures around K-9 training
By Colton Praill Reporter
Currently, Regina police put up signs whenever they’re training in urban areas – but those signs hadn’t been set up on Wednesday when the dog was shot. Continue reading
Humboldt Broncos hire assistant coach, athletic therapist
The Humboldt Broncos have hired a new assistant coach and an athletic trainer as the rebuilding process continues for the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League team. Continue reading
Steel dumping causing ‘significant problems’ according to Sask. trade minister
By Colton Praill Reporter
“We have seen a significant increase in dumping of steel products produced elsewhere and that is causing significant concern for Evraz,” Sask. Trade Minister Jeremy Harrison said. Continue reading
Is it safe to look at the sun when it’s obscured by smoke?
By Sarah Offin Reporter
Thick smoke has been giving the sun an orange red hue this week that some may find tempting to look at, especially with the beautiful sunrise and sunsets. Continue reading
Regina Police search for robbery suspects
By Colton Praill Reporter
According to police, two men in a white truck, and armed with knives, confronted five teenagers shortly after 12:30 am. Continue reading
Does back to school shopping have to mean big spending?
By Lindsay Biscaia Video Journalist, Backup Weather Specialist
The back to school shopping season is now underway, and store shelves are busting with all the “must have” items. However, there are ways to save money during this expensive season. Continue reading
Teen girl injured in collision between vehicle, train near Weyburn, Sask
A teenage girl was airlifted to hospital after a vehicle and train collided near Weyburn. 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
Saskatchewan irrigation in spotlight during international conference
Experts from around the world gathered in Saskatoon this week to discuss leading agriculture water management practices. Continue reading
Saturday night apartment fire caused by a broken wire next to mechanical box
Fire officials have determined a broken wire was the cause of the blaze that engulfed a 32-unit apartment complex late Saturday. Continue reading
Regina police record nearly 500 garage break-ins so far this year
By David Baxter Reporter
Regina Police Service are encouraging residents to ensure that garages are secure. They have received nearly 400 reports of garage break and enters this year. Continue reading
Scotty the T.rex to receive a body at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum
By David Baxter Reporter
Scotty the T. rex will be receiving a body as part of a major overhaul to the Royal Saskatchewan Museum that will see new community spaces developed. Continue reading
Saskatchewan providing wildfire help to B.C., Ontario
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Saskatchewan has sent aircraft and more than 100 fire personnel to battle blazes outside its borders. Continue reading
Canada’s Brooke Henderson headlines the field for the CP Women’s Open
Henderson, from Smiths Falls, Ont., will be joined by seven of the top 10 players on the LPGA Tour when the tournament begins Aug. 23 at Wascana Country Club in Regina. Continue reading
Highway 1 closed near Moosomin, Sask. while firefighters put out grass fire
Moosomin RCMP released this photo showing the damage done on Aug. 15, 2018, by a grass fire along Highway 1. Continue reading
NDP MP behind bill for new stat holiday says no one told her Liberals planned to offer support
The MP pushing to make National Indigenous Peoples Day a stat holiday said she learned the government planned to support her when she read about it in the news. Continue reading
Public offering of Crown petroleum, natural gas rights generates $6.5M for Sask.
The provincial government says the Kindersley area was the primary focus for Crown petroleum and natural gas rights during August’s public offering. Continue reading
Woman in critical condition after Prince Albert, Sask. crash
A woman is in critical condition after the white sedan she was driving struck a light standard in Prince Albert. Continue reading
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