Mounties failed to properly investigate trespass complaints on First Nation: Sask. RCMP
Colten Boushie documentary examines history of racism, oppression on the Prairies
Fast moving grass fire poses risk to 3 Saskatchewan communities
Pil Country or Pino Country: Sask. wine sales surge
Saskatoon police say assault after girl refused ride offer fake
Man’s death in Saskatoon called homicide by police
Fast-moving grass fire that posed risk to 3 Saskatchewan communities now contained
Battleford RCMP said the fire burning north of Highway 40 had posed a risk to Sweetgrass First Nation, the village of Prongua and Table Mountain. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: April 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
COMMENTARY: PC win in PEI is just latest challenge for Justin Trudeau
The PC victory in PEI on Tuesday marks the fifth time that voters tossed a provincial Liberal government since Trudeau took office in 2015, Tasha Kheiriddin says. Continue reading
WHL Roundup: Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Vince Loschiavo scored twice as the Oil Kings beat Prince Albert to take a 2-1 series lead. Continue reading
Scott Moe again asking Ottawa to help canola farmers
Saskatchewan has been looking to the federal government for aid since China decided to block imports of the oilseed from Canada. Continue reading
Woman killed after falling into meat grinder at food processing plant
A woman was killed on Monday after falling into a commercial meat grinder at a food processing plant in Pennsylvania. Continue reading
Dads surprise cheerleading daughters with their own cheer routine
By Kim Smith Reporter
A group of 18 dads from Edmonton, with kids in Perfect Storm Athletics, surprised their daughters with a viral cheerleading routine of their own last week. Continue reading
$54M for dealing with crime and wildfires across northern Saskatchewan
The Canadian government has announced up to $54 million for community safety initiatives in northern Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Joshua Boyle trial on hold as estranged wife attempts to block sexual history as evidence
Caitlan Coleman’s lawyer is asking a superior court to review a ruling that allows Boyle to introduce evidence concerning certain consensual sexual activity with his wife. Continue reading
Regina roads top CAA Saskatchewan’s worst roads campaign list
13 roads in Regina, some under one listing, were ranked among worst roads in the province as part of CAA Saskatchewan’s Worst Roads campaign. Continue reading
Wind problem for Saskatoon firefighters putting out house fire
Firefighters said they faced windy conditions while putting out a house fire on Tuesday in Saskatoon’s Silverwood Heights neighbourhood. Continue reading
Woodstock 50 ticket sales delayed, organizers say festival still going forward
The heavily speculated cancellation of Woodstock 50 is just “more rumours,” according to founder Michael Lang. Continue reading
Saskatoon police constable given conditional discharge on sexual assault charge
The discharge means Cst. Robert Brown will not have a criminal record if he follows a series of conditions for one year. Continue reading
Area evacuated as ‘out-of-control’ grass fire burns southwest of Biggar
Biggar RCMP said they’re assisting with evacuating an area as an “out-of-control” grass fire burns southwest of the Saskatchewan town. Continue reading
‘Jeopardy!’ champ James Holzhauer passes $1M mark
After breaking the single-game winnings record twice, the professional gambler from Las Vegas counts his total season winnings at $1,061,554. Continue reading
‘We will declare war’: Philippines’ Duterte gives Canada 1 week to take back garbage
The president of the Philippines says if Canada doesn’t take back tonnes of trash within the next week he will “declare war” and ship the containers back himself. Continue reading
MMA fighter Joyce Vieira beats up man who exposed himself to her during photoshoot
Brazilian mixed martial artist Joyce Vieira took matters into her own hands after a man exposed himself to her while she was in the middle of a photoshoot on a beach earlier this month. Continue reading
Anne Hathaway says her brain felt like a ‘computer rebooting’ after breaking vegan diet
The actress previously told Harper’s Bazaar that she didn’t feel “good or healthy” while she was vegan. Continue reading
Prince Edward Island election results: voters elect PC minority
Voters in P.E.I. have shed their century-old embrace of the Island’s two-party system by electing a Tory minority government. Continue reading
Social media bans, fines and penalties — how countries attempt to combat hate after tragedy
While the Sri Lankan government has argued that a social media ban helps, others say it also creates confusion among those searching for information or even lost loved ones. Continue reading
Fast-moving grass fire that posed risk to 3 Saskatchewan communities now contained
Battleford RCMP said the fire burning north of Highway 40 had posed a risk to Sweetgrass First Nation, the village of Prongua and Table Mountain. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: April 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
WHL Roundup: Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Vince Loschiavo scored twice as the Oil Kings beat Prince Albert to take a 2-1 series lead. Continue reading
Mounties failed to properly investigate trespass complaints on First Nation: Sask. RCMP
The FSIN said a farmer who had been evicted from Ochapowace First Nation lands over failure to pay rent was spotted on reserve last week. Continue reading
Scott Moe again asking Ottawa to help canola farmers
Saskatchewan has been looking to the federal government for aid since China decided to block imports of the oilseed from Canada. Continue reading
Saskatoon police say assault after girl refused ride offer fake
An allegation that a man got out of his truck and struck a teen twice when she refused his ride offer has been ruled false by Saskatoon police. Continue reading
Dads surprise cheerleading daughters with their own cheer routine
By Kim Smith Reporter
A group of 18 dads from Edmonton, with kids in Perfect Storm Athletics, surprised their daughters with a viral cheerleading routine of their own last week. Continue reading
Pil Country or Pino Country: Sask. wine sales surge
By David Baxter Reporter
Wine continues to be the fastest growing alcohol in Saskatchewan, and the province is an outlier from the rest of Canada with declining spirit sales. Continue reading
Man’s death in Saskatoon called homicide by police
The death of a man in Saskatoon on the Easter long weekend is being called a homicide by police. Continue reading
Fast moving grass fire poses risk to 3 Saskatchewan communities
A fast moving grass fire poses a risk to the Sweetgrass First Nation, the Table Mountain area, and the village of Prongua as fire bans extended to more communities. Continue reading
$54M for dealing with crime and wildfires across northern Saskatchewan
The Canadian government has announced up to $54 million for community safety initiatives in northern Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Regina roads top CAA Saskatchewan’s worst roads campaign list
13 roads in Regina, some under one listing, were ranked among worst roads in the province as part of CAA Saskatchewan’s Worst Roads campaign. Continue reading
Wind problem for Saskatoon firefighters putting out house fire
Firefighters said they faced windy conditions while putting out a house fire on Tuesday in Saskatoon’s Silverwood Heights neighbourhood. Continue reading
Colten Boushie documentary examines history of racism, oppression on the Prairies
“Nipawistamasowin: We Will Stand Up” makes its world premiere Thursday as the opening-night film for the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival. Continue reading
Saskatoon police constable given conditional discharge on sexual assault charge
The discharge means Cst. Robert Brown will not have a criminal record if he follows a series of conditions for one year. Continue reading
Wildfire prompts state of emergency in Biggar, Sask. area
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
A wildfire in the RM of Biggar on Monday led to a state of emergency in effect for Tuesday. Continue reading
Area evacuated as ‘out-of-control’ grass fire burns southwest of Biggar
Biggar RCMP said they’re assisting with evacuating an area as an “out-of-control” grass fire burns southwest of the Saskatchewan town. Continue reading
Tips to prepare for garden season
By Sarah Komadina Reporter
Tips to prepare for garden season. Continue reading
Extremely dry conditions make parts of Saskatchewan high risk for wildfires
Fire crews are still attending to fire cleanup in the RM of Corman Park following a large grass fire this past weekend. Continue reading
On Earth Day, here’s how Saskatchewan is contributing to a greener Canada
The purpose of Earth Day is to help raise awareness surrounding environmental issues and demonstrate support for environmental protection. Continue reading
White City School vandalized, broken into
By David Baxter Reporter
White City School was vandalized and broken into in two separate incidents over the Easter weekend. Continue reading
University of Saskatchewan students plan edible shelterbelt
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
A group of U of S students have come up with an idea to plant an edible shelterbelt along the Meewasin Valley Trail just north of the CPR Bridge. Continue reading
1st pelican of 2019 touches down on South Saskatchewan River in Saskatoon
The first pelican of 2019 to land between the weir and CPR Bridge was spotted by the Saskatoon Nature Society on April 17. Continue reading
Prince Albert Raiders putting OT loss against Edmonton Oil Kings behind them
The Prince Albert Raiders had their first taste of overtime action in the 2019 WHL playoffs, losing 4-3 to the Edmonton Oil Kings. Continue reading
1 dead, 2 injured in rollover near Big River, Sask.
A 24-year-old man was killed in a rollover on a grid road west of Big River, Sask. Continue reading
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