Saskatoon community group concerned with at-risk youth
‘Get to safety’: Saskatoon assessing tree-toppling storm
Jet skiers compete in Saskatoon watercross racing event
Saskatoon SPCA investigating Twitch user for cat-throwing video
More supports announced for members of Métis Nation-Saskatchewan
Taxi drivers file lawsuit against City of Saskatoon
Former Humboldt Broncos player injured in bus crash hopes for spot on team
Graysen Cameron’s training regimen has included spending copious amounts of time with the trainers of the Calgary Flames. Continue reading
One man airlifted to hospital after crash between SUV and train near Dafoe
By Allison Bamford Digital Broadcast Journalist
STARS air ambulance responded to a crash between an SUV and a train on Highway 6 near Dafoe on Saturday. Continue reading
1,800 firefighters deployed as wildfires rage in Portugal
In recent years, the country has witnessed some of its deadliest fires on record, with 106 people killed in 2017. Continue reading
Man dies after pickup truck collides with semi-truck in Lloydminster
A 58-year-old man died after a two-vehicle collision in Lloydminster on Friday afternoon. 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
29 former MPs looking to make a comeback in fall election
Most of the 29 former MPs running in this year’s campaign were defeated in 2015 and are looking to regain their former seats in a new political environment. Continue reading
Alberta court stays B.C.’s ‘turn off the taps’ law challenge, says case belongs in Federal Court
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The judge ruled that B.C. should have filed the challenge in the Federal Court. B.C. has, in fact, filed a mirror challenge in that court. Continue reading
Riders ready for reset against Lions after bye week
The Saskatchewan Roughriders had Week 6 of the CFL schedule off before beginning preparations for Saturday’s game against the B.C. Lions at Mosaic Stadium. Continue reading
Elizabeth May says Greens will work with any party that has a serious plan for the climate
With three months until Canadians vote in the next federal election, Green party leader Elizabeth May says her big hope for the final result is a minority government over which she can exert some influence. Continue reading
Saskatchewan flag pioneers meet for first time after 50 years
Two people who were instrumental in creating a symbol of Saskatchewan met for the first time since the provincial flag was adopted 50 years ago. Continue reading
‘I really didn’t want to finish 2nd again’: 3rd time’s the charm for Klughart
The tournament win was worth the wait, he says — even through the weather delay. Continue reading
Indigenous services minister to visit Attawapiskat amid state of emergency
The northern Ontario reserve declared a state of emergency earlier this month due to concerns about chemical levels in the water. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Festival of Words Boasts Diverse Roster of Authors
Around thirty authors and artists from across Canada will showcase their work at the 23rd annual Saskatchewan Festival of Words. Continue reading
Most previously-issued permits for Trans Mountain pipeline still valid: NEB
Trans Mountain says it is reviewing the details of Friday’s decision and will decide on processes and a construction schedule in the coming weeks. Continue reading
Irish golfer Shane Lowry wins British Open
Lowry won by six strokes amid emotional scenes at Royal Portrush, Northern Ireland. Continue reading
Breaking down Trump’s tweets about ‘The Squad’: Here’s why experts say they’re problematic
This past Sunday, U.S. President Donald Trump posted a number of tweets that sent shock waves through Congress and across the internet. Continue reading
The rise of the Satanic Temple in Canada
Hundreds of Canadians are suddenly flocking to the controversial new religion — and they’re serious as hell about it. Continue reading
$22/hr is average wage needed to afford a two-bedroom apartment in Canada: report
“But it’s much more in big cities like Vancouver and Toronto.” Continue reading
Menstrual cups are just as safe as tampons — here’s how they work
Menstrual cups are sanitary products that collect blood flow instead of absorbing it like a pad or tampon. Continue reading
Rise of doorbell cameras an ‘unmitigated disaster’ for neighbourhood privacy: experts
Critics complain that the systems turn neighborhoods into places of constant surveillance and create suspicion that falls heavier on minorities. Continue reading
Jet skiers compete in Saskatoon watercross racing event
Western Canadians swarmed the banks of the South Saskatchewan River for some jet ski racing held by the Western Canadian Watercross Association. Continue reading
Former Humboldt Broncos player injured in bus crash hopes for spot on team
Graysen Cameron’s training regimen has included spending copious amounts of time with the trainers of the Calgary Flames. Continue reading
One man airlifted to hospital after crash between SUV and train near Dafoe
By Allison Bamford Digital Broadcast Journalist
STARS air ambulance responded to a crash between an SUV and a train on Highway 6 near Dafoe on Saturday. Continue reading
Man dies after pickup truck collides with semi-truck in Lloydminster
A 58-year-old man died after a two-vehicle collision in Lloydminster on Friday afternoon. 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
Alberta court stays B.C.’s ‘turn off the taps’ law challenge, says case belongs in Federal Court
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The judge ruled that B.C. should have filed the challenge in the Federal Court. B.C. has, in fact, filed a mirror challenge in that court. Continue reading
Riders ready for reset against Lions after bye week
The Saskatchewan Roughriders had Week 6 of the CFL schedule off before beginning preparations for Saturday’s game against the B.C. Lions at Mosaic Stadium. Continue reading
Saskatoon judge reverses ‘clearly inappropriate’ bail result for alleged voyeur
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Kyle Hameluck received bail in May, but the Crown argued he posed a risk to the public and should be remanded at the Saskatoon Correctional Centre. Continue reading
More supports announced for members of Métis Nation-Saskatchewan
Officials said $89 million will be granted directly to Saskatchewan’s Métis students to support tuition, books and living expenses. Continue reading
Saskatoon community group concerned with at-risk youth
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
The concerns are raised following 11 teens being arrested and charged after a Saskatoon police raid earlier this week. Continue reading
Saskatoon SPCA investigating Twitch user for cat-throwing video
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
The Saskatoon SPCA is investigating a woman known as Alinity Divine, whose actions have been condemned online. Continue reading
Saskatchewan flag pioneers meet for first time after 50 years
Two people who were instrumental in creating a symbol of Saskatchewan met for the first time since the provincial flag was adopted 50 years ago. Continue reading
‘I really didn’t want to finish 2nd again’: 3rd time’s the charm for Klughart
The tournament win was worth the wait, he says — even through the weather delay. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Festival of Words Boasts Diverse Roster of Authors
Around thirty authors and artists from across Canada will showcase their work at the 23rd annual Saskatchewan Festival of Words. Continue reading
Most previously-issued permits for Trans Mountain pipeline still valid: NEB
Trans Mountain says it is reviewing the details of Friday’s decision and will decide on processes and a construction schedule in the coming weeks. Continue reading
Taxi drivers file lawsuit against City of Saskatoon
A class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of taxi brokers and taxi licence owners takes aim at the City of Saskatoon. Continue reading
Manslaughter charge laid in death on Sturgeon Lake First Nation
RCMP have laid a manslaughter charge as a result of an investigation into the death of a man found on Sturgeon Lake First Nation. Continue reading
Saskatoon store employee attacked by pipe-wielding suspect during robbery
Saskatoon police have released surveillance photos in hopes of apprehending a suspect responsible for a violent robbery on July 16. Continue reading
City of Saskatoon to start resurfacing asphalt on Circle Drive
The City of Saskatoon is giving drivers a heads up about upcoming road construction on Circle Drive. Continue reading
‘Get to safety’: Saskatoon assessing tree-toppling storm
Trees were strewn across streets, and a tornado was confirmed west of Saskatoon as powerful storms rolled through Saskatchewan on Thursday. Continue reading
Saskatchewan weather outlook: heat and sunshine finally return
Heat and sunshine finally return to bring in a much more summery weather forecast for Regina and Saskatoon. Continue reading
SaskPower continues to install smart meters at businesses across the province
Approximately 20,000 meters will be installed during the next phase of SaskPower’s commercial and industrial smart meter program. Continue reading
First Nation receives federal funding to help bison from Prince Albert National Park
Research published in May shows that the Sturgeon River herd’s population has decreased to about 120 animals from 500 in 2005. Continue reading
Teens among group facing more than 470 charges make 1st court appearance
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
A search warrant application filed by police said some of the youth had ties or claimed to be members for the Hustle Crew Street Gang. Continue reading
Oil leak near Moose Jaw golf course contained, cleanup efforts ongoing
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
An oil leak near Moose Jaw’s Hillcrest golf course was discovered and contained with cleanup efforts ongoing. Continue reading
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