Boil water advisory in effect for Weyburn
Queer on the Prairies: author documents history of LGBTQ community in Sask.
Learning about the work being done at Forensic Unit over 2 decades
Jet skiing on Saskatoon street after rainstorm
SGEU seeks strike mandate against Saskatchewan government
FSIN supports Indigenous teepee protest outside Sask. legislature
‘It’s the best day of the year’: Thousands celebrate Saskatoon’s Pride parade
Thousands of people gather downtown to celebrate Saskatoon’s 26th Pride Parade. Continue reading
Emergency crews on scene of serious collision on Highway 1
Morse RCMP are responding to a serious collision on Highway 1 between Chaplin and Ernfold, Sask. Continue reading
Study finds link between prescription opioid use, voting for Donald Trump
U.S. counties that heavily favoured Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election were the most likely to have high rates of prescription opioid use, according to a new study. Continue reading
3 teenage escapees from Prince Albert Youth Residence should not be approached
Police are on the lookout for Ben Romeo Bird, Samuel Jay Kiseyinewakup and Blade Cornelius Roberts, who escaped the Prince Albert Youth Residence. Continue reading
Driverless machinery and 3D printing: future of farming on display
From driverless machinery to 3D printed equipment, the future of farming is on display at Canada’s Farm Progress Show in Regina. Continue reading
U.S. government says it has reunited 522 immigrant children with their families
The U.S. Homeland Security Department said late Saturday the government has reunited 522 children separated from adults, and plans to reunite another 16 children over the next 24 hours. Continue reading
Driver who crashed car into Saskatoon store on 8th Street charged
A 40-year-old woman has been charged after a car crashed into a building in the 3300-block of 8th Street East. Continue reading
Saskatoon Fire Department issues reminder to always be cautious near river
The Saskatoon Fire Department says boaters should practice what to do in the event of an emergency before going on the South Saskatchewan River. Continue reading
Trump administration looks to expand use of family detention for immigrants
The Trump administration is calling for the expanded use of family detention for immigrant parents and children who are stopped along the U.S.-Mexico border, Continue reading
Higher gas prices fuels jump in Saskatchewan’s inflation rate
Saskatchewan had the highest annual inflation rate among the provinces for the month of May, led by higher gas prices. Continue reading
Saskatoon weather outlook: heat, humidity and a risk of storms
By Peter Quinlan Meteorologist
Heat, humidity and a risk of storms are in Saskatoon’s weather forecast this weekend. Continue reading
Drug traffickers are using World Cup merchandise to smuggle cocaine
Some South American drug traffickers appear to be trying to take advantage of FIFA World Cup fervour to smuggle cocaine in soccer merchandise. Continue reading
Avalon residents petition for removal of concrete barrier due to traffic concerns
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
People living in Saskatoon’s Avalon neighbourhood are petitioning the city to have a concrete barrier removed, saying it is creating new traffic concerns. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: Canada already seeing effects of Trump’s immigration clampdown
By John O’Dowd Executive Producer
Uncertainty surrounding Trump’s immigration orders could trigger a flood of immigrants into Canada, expert says. Continue reading
Ugly canines gear up for annual ‘World’s Ugliest Dog’ contest
Dogs with hairless bodies and lolling tongues will flaunt their imperfections as they compete to win the 2018 World’s Ugliest Dog contest in the San Francisco Bay Area. Continue reading
Victim’s family says notorious killer Robert ‘Willy’ Pickton moved to Quebec
The family of one of Pickton’s victims says they’ve learned he was moved to a Quebec prison. Continue reading
U.S. government says it has reunited 522 immigrant children with their families
The U.S. Homeland Security Department said late Saturday the government has reunited 522 children separated from adults, and plans to reunite another 16 children over the next 24 hours. Continue reading
Virginia restaurant owner refuses to serve White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders
A Virginia restaurant owner refused to serve White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders and her party. Continue reading
Trump administration looks to expand use of family detention for immigrants
The Trump administration is calling for the expanded use of family detention for immigrant parents and children who are stopped along the U.S.-Mexico border, Continue reading
The world is running out of sand — there’s even a violent black market for it
Sand, that seemingly abundant resource, is becoming a rare commodity. It’s extracted more than oil and gold as we use it to make concrete, asphalt and glass. Continue reading
‘It’s the best day of the year’: Thousands celebrate Saskatoon’s Pride parade
Thousands of people gather downtown to celebrate Saskatoon’s 26th Pride Parade. Continue reading
Boil water advisory in effect for Weyburn
A boil water advisory is in effect for the city of Weyburn due to serious technical issues at the city’s water treatment plant. Continue reading
Emergency crews on scene of serious collision on Highway 1
Morse RCMP are responding to a serious collision on Highway 1 between Chaplin and Ernfold, Sask. Continue reading
Queer on the Prairies: author documents history of LGBTQ community in Sask.
By Adam MacVicar Videographer
University of Saskatchewan history professor Valerie Korinek documents untold history of the LGBTQ community in Saskatchewan in her new book. Continue reading
3 teenage escapees from Prince Albert Youth Residence should not be approached
Police are on the lookout for Ben Romeo Bird, Samuel Jay Kiseyinewakup and Blade Cornelius Roberts, who escaped the Prince Albert Youth Residence. Continue reading
Driverless machinery and 3D printing: future of farming on display
From driverless machinery to 3D printed equipment, the future of farming is on display at Canada’s Farm Progress Show in Regina. Continue reading
Jet skiing on Saskatoon street after rainstorm
Here’s cellphone footage of a standup Jet Ski cruising on Rusholme Road near E.D. Feehan Catholic High School after a rainstorm on June 22. Continue reading
Learning about the work being done at Forensic Unit over 2 decades
It’s a unit that assesses and treats individuals who have come into conflict with the law due to mental health illness. Continue reading
FSIN supports Indigenous teepee protest outside Sask. legislature
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
People put up the teepee Thursday, a few days after the government ordered it taken down and police arrested some of the protesters. Continue reading
Driver who crashed car into Saskatoon store on 8th Street charged
A 40-year-old woman has been charged after a car crashed into a building in the 3300-block of 8th Street East. Continue reading
Saskatoon Fire Department issues reminder to always be cautious near river
The Saskatoon Fire Department says boaters should practice what to do in the event of an emergency before going on the South Saskatchewan River. Continue reading
Federal government ignores Saskatchewan’s call for changes to equalization
By Colton Praill Reporter
Despite calls from Saskatchewan to rework the equalization process, the federal government is moving ahead with legislation that renew equalization for a five-year term, beginning in 2019. Continue reading
Higher gas prices fuels jump in Saskatchewan’s inflation rate
Saskatchewan had the highest annual inflation rate among the provinces for the month of May, led by higher gas prices. Continue reading
Saskatoon weather outlook: heat, humidity and a risk of storms
By Peter Quinlan Meteorologist
Heat, humidity and a risk of storms are in Saskatoon’s weather forecast this weekend. Continue reading
SGEU seeks strike mandate against Saskatchewan government
SGEU is seeking a strike mandate against the Saskatchewan government after contract talks reach an impasse. Continue reading
Avalon residents petition for removal of concrete barrier due to traffic concerns
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
People living in Saskatoon’s Avalon neighbourhood are petitioning the city to have a concrete barrier removed, saying it is creating new traffic concerns. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: Canada already seeing effects of Trump’s immigration clampdown
By John O’Dowd Executive Producer
Uncertainty surrounding Trump’s immigration orders could trigger a flood of immigrants into Canada, expert says. Continue reading
Harris leads Ottawa Redblacks past Saskatchewan Roughriders
Trevor Harris threw two touchdown passes in leading the Ottawa Redblacks over the Saskatchewan Roughriders 40-17 in CFL action. Continue reading
Lawyer of former Winnipeg journalist accused in bank robberies asking for psychiatric tests
A lawyer representing former Winnipeg TV journalist Steve Vogelsang, accused of several bank robberies, will ask the Crown about getting psychiatric tests to determine Vogelsang’s mental state. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan – Saskatoon: June 2018
Global Saskatoon features a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan daily on Global News at 6 and Global News at 10. Continue reading
Justice for our Stolen Children protest sets up again, days after it was shut down
By Marney Blunt Anchor/Reporter
The Justice for our Stolen Children protest camp was back on the lawn of the legislative building Thursday evening, just three days after it was shut down. Continue reading
Kindersley RCMP warn of illicit drugs after suspected overdose death
Investigators believe a sudden death in Kindersley, Sask., may be the result of a drug overdose. Continue reading
Your Agriculture: how did GMO wheat end up in an Alberta field?
By Wendy Winiewski Reporter
Japan and South Korea have banned wheat imports from Canada after GMO wheat was found in an Alberta field. Continue reading
La Loche school shooter court document details reasons for appeal
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
The defence for the La Loche school shooter is seeking an appeal based on seven grounds. Continue reading
Million-dollar lottery winner in Saskatchewan plans to take family to Habs game
Carlton Bear won $1 million and plans to take his family to Montreal Canadiens game with some of the winnings. Continue reading
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