SaskTel workers set to strike on Sept. 30
Saskatchewan weather outlook: warm finish to summer, start to fall
Justin Trudeau’s call for brownface forgiveness sparks split reaction in Sask.
SaskPower shuts off net metering program due to overwhelming demand
‘Kids should not be facing this monster’: Saskatoon family fighting childhood cancer
Expectations high as Saskatoon Blades begin 2019-20 WHL season
Saskatoon company fined $84K in workplace incident
A worker was seriously injured near Saskatoon in August 2016 after a scissor lift was knocked to the ground by an overhead crane. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: September 2019
A viewer submitted photo is featured daily on Global Saskatoon and Global Regina for Your Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Trump ‘surprised’ by photos, video of Trudeau in brownface, blackface
“I was hoping I wouldn’t be asked that question,” Trump told reporters on Friday. “I’m surprised, I was more surprised when I saw the number of times.” Continue reading
Colliers International to manage and market Global Transportation Hub
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
A contract has been given to Colliers International to manage the Global Transportation Hub. Continue reading
Over 200 artists’ work on display in Regina for Saskatchewan fine art fair
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
A fine art exhibition featuring work by 200 artists will be set up at Soundstage in Regina this weekend. Continue reading
Hoodies inspired by U.S. mass shootings spark outrage
“They knew exactly what they were doing in both cases and purposefully wanted to provoke it,” one professor said. Continue reading
Five things to watch in the 2019-20 Western Hockey League season
The 2019-20 WHL season begins in earnest Friday with seven games. Here are five storylines to keep an eye on… Continue reading
Small community, big pride: Investment hoped to boost LGBTQ tourism in Moose Jaw, Sask.
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
An almost $100,000 investment from the federal government is seen as “a source of pride” for the LGBTQ community in Moose Jaw, Sask. Continue reading
Area 51 stormers showed up — and one hero did a perfect Naruto run
The Area 51 raid played out like a meme come to life on Friday morning, as dozens gathered outside the gate in Nevada. Continue reading
NCC wants thousands of hectares of native Saskatchewan prairie grasslands protected
The Nature Conservancy of Canada said healthy natural areas are key in fighting climate change. Continue reading
Officer injured after stolen vehicle rams Prince Albert, Sask. police car during chase
Police said a chase in Prince Albert, Sask., ended when a reported stolen vehicle rammed a police car, causing to roll into a ditch and injuring an officer. Continue reading
Super Awesome Science Show: Studying UFOs
On this week’s ‘Super Awesome Science Show,’ we’re going to venture into ufology — a field that’s working to figure out what these mysterious objects happen to be. Continue reading
Harvest in Saskatchewan well behind 5-year average
Saskatchewan Agriculture says 23 per cent of the 2019 crop is in the bin, well behind the five-year average of 50 per cent for this time of year. Continue reading
Saskatoon Public Library proposes new $154M downtown building
The report said Frances Morrison Central Library is deficient on significant building code changes, including a lack of adequate fire exits. Continue reading
Fossil fuels not among Scheer’s targets to cut federal corporate handouts
The world doesn’t just need more Canada — it needs more Canadian oil, Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer said Friday. Continue reading
EXCLUSIVE: Video shows Trudeau in blackface in 3rd instance of racist makeup
Global News has obtained video showing Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau in blackface, the third instance of racist dress to come to light in 12 hours. Continue reading
Man at party where Trudeau wore brownface says costume ‘stood out’ compared to others
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Others who attended the 2001 “Arabian Nights”-themed party where Justin Trudeau was pictured in brownface say it wasn’t meant to offend. Continue reading
Scheer’s same-sex marriage remarks resurface amid Trudeau scandal
Scheer continues to face questions about why he has not expressed any regret about comments made during the debate on same-sex marriage in Parliament in 2005. Continue reading
Liberal campaign signs in B.C. defaced with blackface after Trudeau photos emerge
At least six signs for Liberal incumbent candidate Stephen Fuhr were defaced by someone who drew over Fuhr’s face with a black marker. Continue reading
David and Collet Stephan found not guilty in 2012 death of son
A judge is to rule Thursday whether an Alberta couple who treated their son with herbal remedies rather than seek medical attention should be held responsible in his death. Continue reading
Saskatchewan orders hospitals to report vaping-related severe respiratory illnesses
Notification of the directive under the Public Health Act was sent to all hospital intensive care units in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Saskatoon company fined $84K in workplace incident
A worker was seriously injured near Saskatoon in August 2016 after a scissor lift was knocked to the ground by an overhead crane. Continue reading
SaskTel workers set to strike on Sept. 30
Unifor members at SaskTel are set to walk off the job on Sept. 30 if a new collective agreement is not reached. Continue reading
Expectations high as Saskatoon Blades begin 2019-20 WHL season
By Ryan Flaherty Sports Anchor/Reporter
After ending a six-year playoff drought last season the Saskatoon Blades are looking to go even further in 2019-20. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: September 2019
A viewer submitted photo is featured daily on Global Saskatoon and Global Regina for Your Saskatchewan. Continue reading
‘Kids should not be facing this monster’: Saskatoon family fighting childhood cancer
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
In March 2016, Roan Dahlen was diagnosed with leukemia. His family is now selling T-shirts to raise money for childhood cancer research. Continue reading
Colliers International to manage and market Global Transportation Hub
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
A contract has been given to Colliers International to manage the Global Transportation Hub. Continue reading
Over 200 artists’ work on display in Regina for Saskatchewan fine art fair
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
A fine art exhibition featuring work by 200 artists will be set up at Soundstage in Regina this weekend. Continue reading
Justin Trudeau’s call for brownface forgiveness sparks split reaction in Sask.
By David Baxter Reporter
Some community leaders are calling on Justin Trudeau to take greater action following his brownface and blackface apology, but others are more forgiving. Continue reading
SaskPower shuts off net metering program due to overwhelming demand
A solar energy expert says there could be 500 jobs at risk following an announcement by SaskPower that they will no longer offer a net-metering rebate due to overwhelming demand. Continue reading
Five things to watch in the 2019-20 Western Hockey League season
The 2019-20 WHL season begins in earnest Friday with seven games. Here are five storylines to keep an eye on… Continue reading
Small community, big pride: Investment hoped to boost LGBTQ tourism in Moose Jaw, Sask.
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
An almost $100,000 investment from the federal government is seen as “a source of pride” for the LGBTQ community in Moose Jaw, Sask. Continue reading
NCC wants thousands of hectares of native Saskatchewan prairie grasslands protected
The Nature Conservancy of Canada said healthy natural areas are key in fighting climate change. Continue reading
Officer injured after stolen vehicle rams Prince Albert, Sask. police car during chase
Police said a chase in Prince Albert, Sask., ended when a reported stolen vehicle rammed a police car, causing to roll into a ditch and injuring an officer. Continue reading
Harvest in Saskatchewan well behind 5-year average
Saskatchewan Agriculture says 23 per cent of the 2019 crop is in the bin, well behind the five-year average of 50 per cent for this time of year. Continue reading
Saskatoon Public Library proposes new $154M downtown building
The report said Frances Morrison Central Library is deficient on significant building code changes, including a lack of adequate fire exits. Continue reading
Saskatchewan government reviewing birth alert policies
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
The province is reviewing whether it will keep the practice that critics say discriminates against Indigenous parents. Continue reading
A&W Beyond Meat ad featuring Rider fans drawing anger from some people
Some people have beef with the new A&W Beyond Meat commercial featuring Saskatchewan Roughrider fans Continue reading
Assault charge upgraded to manslaughter after man dies in Saskatoon’s 12th homicide of 2019
Police have not revealed the nature of the injuries the 49-year-old victim sustained in late July. Continue reading
Saskatoon doctors discuss their mental health: ‘We’re trying to do what’s best for our patients’
By Nathaniel Dove Digital Broadcast Journalist
Saskatoon doctors met to discuss their wellness and mental health and stresses of the job. Continue reading
42% of Saskatchewan renters paying more than 30% of income in shelter costs: report
By David Baxter Reporter
The Canadian Rental Housing Index is looking to push rental affordability as a campaign issue, stemming off the theme of affordability this election. Continue reading
Jarett Gelowitz’s ‘willingness to step up’ led to reinstatement: SPS chief
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Jarett Gelowitz will be on probation for one year and will remain on administrative duty until Saskatoon’s police chief says he’s fit for regular work. Continue reading
Former Humboldt Bronco opens up about mental health: ‘It’s OK to not be OK’
By Erin Chalmers Anchor
A year and a half after a horrific crash took the lives of 16 people, former Humboldt Bronco Tyler Smith shares his journey through grief and his progress towards healing. Continue reading
Substance found behind Saskatoon hotel non-hazardous
The Saskatoon Fire Department said one person was exposed to an unknown substance which was later determined to be non-hazardous. Continue reading
Prominent Saskatoon sports legend Kelly Bowers passes away
Kelly Bowers was involved in a variety of sports in Saskatoon, but football and basketball were the most prominent. Continue reading
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