University of Saskatchewan expanding pet blood donor program at vet college
Inquest into death of Austin Eaglechief reaches day 3
Saskatoon police say 3 bear spray calls in 1 day is part of trend
Sask. RCMP officer injured while searching for wanted man
Man’s body recovered from Saskatoon river
Saskatchewan weather outlook: heat returns along with showers
Noise complaint leads police to stolen ATM in Saskatoon garage
Three men are facing charges for possession of stolen property after Saskatoon police looked into a noise complaint. Continue reading
Moose Jaw’s ‘First Rider’ program giving students a crash course in bus safety
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
Riding the school bus can be an intimidating adventure. That’s why soon-to-be kindergarten students got a crash course in bus safety on Wednesday. Continue reading
Facebook shutters 216 pages, groups, accounts in Myanmar, some linked to army
Facebook closed 89 accounts, 107 pages, 15 groups and five Instagram accounts over efforts to “manipulate or corrupt public debate.” Continue reading
Petro Canada opens first electric vehicle fast charger in Saskatchewan
By David Baxter Reporter
Regina’s eastend Petro Canada gas station is the first in the province to receive one of the company’s planned 50 electric vehicle fast chargers. Continue reading
Two-vehicle collision near Carrot River, Sask. results in 1 fatality
A 25-year-old man has died following a two-vehicle collision on Highway 789 near Carrot River, Sask. Continue reading
Hong Kong protesters on front lines turn to violence, because it was a ‘mistake’ not to
Hong Kong protesters stood up to China in the largely peaceful Umbrella movement in 2014. This time, they’re more confrontational. Continue reading
Suspicious death confirmed homicide in Saskatoon, police say
Following an autopsy, Saskatoon police have confirmed a suspicious death is now being investigated as a homicide. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: August 2019
Global Saskatoon and Global Regina feature a viewer submitted photo daily for Your Saskatchewan Continue reading
U.S. Space Command headquarters expected to locate at Colorado base: congressman
Space Command is a major military command, separate from the “Space Force,” which is to be an armed service branch. Continue reading
Saskatoon parents frustrated their son’s medication could cost $1,000 per month
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
A Saskatoon family is frustrated they aren’t receiving any help from the province for the cost of vitamins they say are keeping a boy alive. Continue reading
Sask. dairy farmers match milk donations for Saskatoon Food Bank program
SaskMilk’s support means that children, pregnant and nursing mothers received twice the amount of milk through the Saskatoon Food Bank during the summer. Continue reading
Florida panthers, bobcat afflicted by mysterious stumbling disorder
A video from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission shows the affected panthers walking abnormally, mostly kittens. Trail cameras in three counties identified eight endangered panthers and one bobcat walking with a hitch in their step. Continue reading
Second day of Eaglechief inquest hears from police officers
By Nathaniel Dove Digital Broadcast Journalist
The inquest into the death of Austin Eaglechief in a Saskatoon police chase heard from police that the approach taken before the crash was the best option. Continue reading
Friend describes oil worker who died near Stoughton, Sask. as ‘caring and loving’
Mark Biglin, identified by the family, was an Aaron Well Servicing employee working on a Crescent Point Energy site near Stoughton, Sask. Continue reading
Africa on brink of polio eradication as Nigeria hits three-year milestone
Africa’s last case of wild polio was recorded in Nigeria’s Borno State in August 2016. Continue reading
Amazon rainforest fires: What caused them and why activists are blaming Brazil’s president
Unlike in other ecosystems, scientists say the wildfires burning in the Amazon are not natural. Continue reading
Missing Yorkton teen possibly spotted in Edmonton
By Sarah Ryan Reporter
Mekayla Bali was 16 years old when she vanished without a trace from Yorkton, Sask., in April 2016. New tips have led the RCMP to investigate whether Mekayla could have ended up in Edmonton. Continue reading
Trudeau says Canada won’t back down against ‘increasingly assertive’ China
In a speech Wednesday in Montreal, Trudeau said the federal government is closely monitoring developments in Hong Kong, where there are 300,000 Canadian citizens. Continue reading
Tiny NYC condo split into 9 ‘micro units’ with illegal second floor, city says
Authorities say the condo was split up horizontally into two floors, with ceilings as low as 4.5 feet. Continue reading
Sao Paulo shrouded in darkness as Amazon rainforest continues to burn
According to Global News meteorologist Ross Hull, a few factors came together at “just the right moment” to place Sao Paulo under a shroud of darkness. Continue reading
Noise complaint leads police to stolen ATM in Saskatoon garage
Three men are facing charges for possession of stolen property after Saskatoon police looked into a noise complaint. Continue reading
Man’s body recovered from Saskatoon river
Water rescue boats equipped with sonar technology and divers were deployed to look for a person in the South Saskatchewan River on Wednesday. Continue reading
Missing Yorkton teen possibly spotted in Edmonton
By Sarah Ryan Reporter
Mekayla Bali was 16 years old when she vanished without a trace from Yorkton, Sask., in April 2016. New tips have led the RCMP to investigate whether Mekayla could have ended up in Edmonton. Continue reading
Saskatoon police say 3 bear spray calls in 1 day is part of trend
By Nathaniel Dove Digital Broadcast Journalist
A police spokesperson said that bear spray is a popular weapon for gang members Continue reading
Inquest into death of Austin Eaglechief reaches day 3
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
Austin Eaglechief was chased by police after ramming a police cruiser and died after he crashed into another vehicle. Continue reading
Moose Jaw’s ‘First Rider’ program giving students a crash course in bus safety
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
Riding the school bus can be an intimidating adventure. That’s why soon-to-be kindergarten students got a crash course in bus safety on Wednesday. Continue reading
Petro Canada opens first electric vehicle fast charger in Saskatchewan
By David Baxter Reporter
Regina’s eastend Petro Canada gas station is the first in the province to receive one of the company’s planned 50 electric vehicle fast chargers. Continue reading
Two-vehicle collision near Carrot River, Sask. results in 1 fatality
A 25-year-old man has died following a two-vehicle collision on Highway 789 near Carrot River, Sask. Continue reading
University of Saskatchewan expanding pet blood donor program at vet college
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Emma Thomson and her dog Asha are part of the revamped pet blood donation program at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine at the U of S. Continue reading
Saskatchewan weather outlook: heat returns along with showers
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
Generally sunny across the province, with temperatures approaching seasonal Wednesday afternoon in Saskatoon and Regina. Continue reading
Sask. RCMP officer injured while searching for wanted man
Prince Albert police officers have arrested Jade Ermine, 30, who was wanted on several outstanding warrants. Continue reading
Suspicious death confirmed homicide in Saskatoon, police say
Following an autopsy, Saskatoon police have confirmed a suspicious death is now being investigated as a homicide. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: August 2019
Global Saskatoon and Global Regina feature a viewer submitted photo daily for Your Saskatchewan Continue reading
Saskatoon parents frustrated their son’s medication could cost $1,000 per month
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
A Saskatoon family is frustrated they aren’t receiving any help from the province for the cost of vitamins they say are keeping a boy alive. Continue reading
Sask. dairy farmers match milk donations for Saskatoon Food Bank program
SaskMilk’s support means that children, pregnant and nursing mothers received twice the amount of milk through the Saskatoon Food Bank during the summer. Continue reading
Second day of Eaglechief inquest hears from police officers
By Nathaniel Dove Digital Broadcast Journalist
The inquest into the death of Austin Eaglechief in a Saskatoon police chase heard from police that the approach taken before the crash was the best option. Continue reading
Friend describes oil worker who died near Stoughton, Sask. as ‘caring and loving’
Mark Biglin, identified by the family, was an Aaron Well Servicing employee working on a Crescent Point Energy site near Stoughton, Sask. Continue reading
Loraas urges ‘stay out of the bins’ after Saskatoon man dumped into truck
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
In a close call, a Loraas truck driver inadvertently picked up a man in a recycling dumpster and tossed him into the back of his truck. Continue reading
Health Canada approves 1st supervised consumption site in Saskatchewan
Health Canada has approved the first supervised consumption site in Saskatoon and the province. Continue reading
Oilfield worker who died on the job near Stoughton, Sask. identified
According to a statement released by Crescent Point Energy, an oil worker died on the job at one of their sites near Stoughton, Sask. on Monday. Continue reading
‘He just gets football’: rookie Ramsey Derbas adds bite to Huskies’ defence
High school recruit Ramsey Derbas is turning heads at University of Saskatchewan Huskies training camp. Continue reading
Cover-ups, lies ‘a systemic cancer’ in world of oilpatch health and safety breaches: whistleblowers
The words may not have been explicit, but oilpatch contractor Matthew Linnitt says he read between the lines: lie on official documents about an incident that could have killed him, or someone would be fired. Continue reading
Coroner’s inquest underway following police chase that resulted in suspect’s death
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
The pursuit resulted in the pickup truck hitting several vehicles, including ramming a Saskatoon police car with police firing two rounds at the car. Continue reading
Pleasant Hill residents hoping to leave after violence in neighbourhood
By Nathaniel Dove Digital Broadcast Journalist
Longtime residents say they are worried for their families’ safety after a suspicious death on Sunday. Continue reading
Saskatoon home shot twice then bear spray deployed through broken glass: police
After the second shooting, police said the suspects used the holes in a window to deploy bear spray inside the Saskatoon home. Continue reading
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