Regina real estate least attractive in Canada: survey
‘He left his bike and took mine’: Regina sees rise in bicycle thefts
Teen pedestrian sustains serious injuries in Monday night collision
Suspect sketches released by Meadow Lake RCMP after woman shot in arm
Ticats Simoni Lawrence loses appeal, arbitrator upholds 2-game suspension
Brett Kissel announced as opener for Garth Brooks
Canola farmers still uncertain about Chinese market access
By Nathaniel Dove Digital Broadcast Journalist
The largest agriculture show in Western Canada began Tuesday. For many canola farmers, the new products displayed can’t help with one of their biggest concerns. Continue reading
Saskatchewan NDP calls on government to amend pipeline regulations
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
The government said it has already made changes to The Pipeline Act, including updated penalty provisions and allocating more resources to pipeline inspections. Continue reading
12 years. 6,600 federal candidates. Only 17% faced competitive nomination races: study
Of federal nomination race in Canada, one researcher said, “there’s just not a culture of openness.” Continue reading
Sens deal Smith to Blackhawks for Anisimov
The Ottawa Senators traded forward Zack Smith to the Chicago Blackhawks for centre Artem Anisimov on Tuesday. Continue reading
Defending champ back in hopes of winning Sask. men’s amateur golf championship
Kade Johnson is back in Saskatchewan looking to win a second consecutive title at the 108th provincial men’s amateur golf championship. Continue reading
North Korea says nuclear talks with U.S. at risk if South Korea military drills happen
North Korea’s Foreign Ministry said Washington’s pattern of “unilaterally reneging on its commitments” was leading Pyongyang to reconsider its own commitments to discontinue tests of nuclear weapons and intercontinental ballistic missiles. Continue reading
Regina’s 1st case of Dutch elm disease in 2019 discovered
The City of Regina says the first case of Dutch elm disease in 2019 was discovered in a tree in a yard at 222 Lincoln Dr. 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
Hall of Famer Ron Francis closing in on Seattle NHL team’s general manager job: source
The expansion Seattle franchise is set to begin play in the 2021-22 season as the NHL’s 32nd team. Continue reading
Sask. Lt.-Gov. W. Thomas Molloy’s death leaves void in function of government
By David Baxter Reporter
The passing of Lt.-Gov. Thomas Molloy left a void in Saskatchewan’s government that goes beyond the ceremonial duties of the job. Continue reading
Eston, Sask. storm tears through buildings, leaves people without power
The Town of Eston says there were no deaths or serious injuries during Sunday’s storm, which destroyed some structures and knocked out power. Continue reading
Hernández, Gurriel lead Blue Jays to 10-4 win over Red Sox
Teoscar Hernández hit a three-run homer off new Boston Red Sox starter Andrew Cashner, and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. had three hits on Tuesday night to lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 10-4 victory. Continue reading
New Whitecaps Academy coach looking for next Saskatchewan soccer stars
By Ryan Flaherty Sports Anchor/Reporter
Whitecaps Academy FC Saskatchewan Academy coach Pedro Dias is searching for the next generation of soccer stars in the province. Continue reading
Death considered suspicious on Sturgeon Lake First Nation
RCMP are investigating the death of a man found on Sturgeon Lake First Nation as suspicious in nature. Continue reading
Northfork Bison products recalled amid E. coli contamination concerns
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Northfork initiated this following a recall in another country, the CFIA said. Continue reading
‘Unspeakable tragedy’: Toddler dies after falling in Tim Hortons grease trap
Police say the boy fell through a plastic cover into the grease trap located behind the fast-food restaurant. Continue reading
Man arrested after trying to smuggle $44K of cocaine under toupee
Police questioned the “nervous” suspect after they noticed his oversized wig at a Barcelona airport in Spain. Continue reading
Search underway for remaining 4 passengers after float plane crash kills 3
The wreckage of the Air Saguenay plane was found in a lake in northern Labrador . Continue reading
B.C. man who died of rabies identified as ‘inspiring’ martial arts instructor
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Condolences for the man are pouring in, describing him as “an amazing person who has built so many kids’ confidence,” and “a remarkable and inspiring young man.” Continue reading
Canadian couple shamed for kissing behind dead lion in safari photo
The owners of an Edmonton taxidermy service are under fire for striking a romantic pose with a lion carcass while on safari. Continue reading
Canola farmers still uncertain about Chinese market access
By Nathaniel Dove Digital Broadcast Journalist
The largest agriculture show in Western Canada began Tuesday. For many canola farmers, the new products displayed can’t help with one of their biggest concerns. Continue reading
Saskatchewan NDP calls on government to amend pipeline regulations
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
The government said it has already made changes to The Pipeline Act, including updated penalty provisions and allocating more resources to pipeline inspections. Continue reading
Regina real estate least attractive in Canada: survey
By David Baxter Reporter
A survey of 1,200 Canadians found Regina is seen as the least appealing city to move to in order to buy property. Continue reading
‘He left his bike and took mine’: Regina sees rise in bicycle thefts
By Allison Bamford Digital Broadcast Journalist
Regina police say bicycles are a hot commodity among thieves once the weather heats up in the Queen City. Continue reading
Suspect sketches released by Meadow Lake RCMP after woman shot in arm
Meadow Lake RCMP have released these composite sketches in hopes of identifying two suspects after a woman was shot in the arm. Continue reading
Fentanyl overdose victim’s mom wants Regina police to carry more naloxone kits
Regina police said so far in 2019, they have administered naloxone to five people, all of whom survived, Continue reading
Sens deal Smith to Blackhawks for Anisimov
The Ottawa Senators traded forward Zack Smith to the Chicago Blackhawks for centre Artem Anisimov on Tuesday. Continue reading
Defending champ back in hopes of winning Sask. men’s amateur golf championship
Kade Johnson is back in Saskatchewan looking to win a second consecutive title at the 108th provincial men’s amateur golf championship. Continue reading
Ticats Simoni Lawrence loses appeal, arbitrator upholds 2-game suspension
Lawrence was flagged for a late hit to the head of Roughriders quarterback Zach Collaros in the Ticats season-opening win over Saskatchewan on June 13. Continue reading
Regina’s 1st case of Dutch elm disease in 2019 discovered
The City of Regina says the first case of Dutch elm disease in 2019 was discovered in a tree in a yard at 222 Lincoln Dr. Continue reading
Teen pedestrian sustains serious injuries in Monday night collision
Regina police says a teen girl is in hospital for serious injuries after being involved in a vehicle and pedestrian collision on Monday night. Continue reading
Brett Kissel announced as opener for Garth Brooks
Brett Kissel was announced as the opening act for the Garth Brooks Aug. 9 concert in Regina. 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
Sask. Lt.-Gov. W. Thomas Molloy’s death leaves void in function of government
By David Baxter Reporter
The passing of Lt.-Gov. Thomas Molloy left a void in Saskatchewan’s government that goes beyond the ceremonial duties of the job. Continue reading
Eston, Sask. storm tears through buildings, leaves people without power
The Town of Eston says there were no deaths or serious injuries during Sunday’s storm, which destroyed some structures and knocked out power. Continue reading
New Whitecaps Academy coach looking for next Saskatchewan soccer stars
By Ryan Flaherty Sports Anchor/Reporter
Whitecaps Academy FC Saskatchewan Academy coach Pedro Dias is searching for the next generation of soccer stars in the province. Continue reading
Death considered suspicious on Sturgeon Lake First Nation
RCMP are investigating the death of a man found on Sturgeon Lake First Nation as suspicious in nature. Continue reading
Shares down after Cameco says it is ‘disappointed’ with ruling payout
Cameco shares were down after the company said it was “disappointed” with the payout in an arbitration ruling in a dispute with TEPCO over the termination of a supply agreement. Continue reading
SaskPower to begin work on replacing aging underground infrastructure
SaskPower will replace 17 kilometres of aging underground cable and install 80 km of new ductwork in Regina, Saskatoon and other communities this year. Continue reading
3 northern Ontario fire evacuees housed in Regina charged with assault: police
Three male northern Ontario fire evacuees who have been staying on the University of Regina campus are facing assault charges. Continue reading
Hundreds of tickets, dozens of arrests: Sask. RCMP Country Thunder round-up
By David Baxter Reporter
Saskatchewan RCMP say they had a “relatively smooth” Country Thunder, but a slightly higher number of people had to be lodged by police. Continue reading
Montreal Lake rollover results in 1 dead
The 19-year-old man passed away after a single-vehicle crash in Montreal Lake, Sask., according to RCMP. Continue reading
Saskatchewan weather outlook: strong storms continue
Strong storms continue to plague Saskatoon and Regina’s weather forecast. Continue reading
Regina police investigating firearms incident overnight Saturday
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Regina police are investigating after a vehicle was shot at four to five times overnight Saturday. Continue reading
Country Thunder day four brought severe thunderstorms and 10 more arrests: Sask. RCMP
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Country Thunder stayed true to its name Saturday, with Craven Sask. seeing severe thunderstorms and heavy winds. Continue reading
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