Saskatoon police searching for two suspects in armed robbery early Sunday
Anti-immigration billboard featuring Maxime Bernier will be taken down, company says
Roughriders defence dominates early in 40-18 win over Redblacks
Saskatoon kids take part in first-ever technology summer camp
Police charge suspect in attempted armed robbery at Saskatoon bar
Mosaic Stadium first in Canada to receive gold rating for accessibility
It will be hard to calculate the federal carbon tax’s effect on jobs: experts
Some experts say not enough time has passed and not enough research has been done to know what impact federal carbon pricing is having on jobs. Continue reading
Stanley Cup champion Schwartz asks for more bone marrow donors
By Nathaniel Dove Digital Broadcast Journalist
Stanley Cup champion Jaden Schwartz lost his sister to leukemia. He was in Saskatoon to sign up more bone marrow donors. Continue reading
Asian shares fall as U.S.-China trade war reignites uncertainty
The ongoing trade dispute between Washington and Beijing, and especially its unpredictability, is certain to have damaging effects on Asia. Continue reading
Saskatchewan teen amputee finds passion in music, constructs device to play guitar
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
A northern Saskatchewan teen is not letting his amputation get in the way of his dream of becoming a performing artist. Continue reading
Edmonton Stingers set to battle Saskatchewan Rattlers in Canadian Elite Basketball League semi-final
The Canadian Elite Basketball League semi-final between the Edmonton Stingers and the Saskatchewan Rattlers is set to tip off in Saskatoon on Saturday afternoon. Continue reading
China says it wants a ‘calm’ resolution to ongoing trade war with U.S.
The trade war has damaged global growth, upset allies, and raised market fears that the world economy will tip into a recession. Continue reading
Ottawa Redblacks, Saskatchewan Roughriders headed in opposite directions
The Ottawa Redblacks and the Saskatchewan Roughriders meet on Saturday night at Mosaic Stadium. Continue reading
Saskatoon zoo to euthanize capuchin monkey
The Saskatoon zoo says it can no longer control Ma’s pain and has decided to euthanize the capuchin monkey. Continue reading
12-year-old among 36 arrested by Hong Kong police after protests escalated
Six officers drew their pistols and one officer fired a warning shot into the air, police said in a statement. Continue reading
Residents concerned about supervised consumption site
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
With Saskatchewan’s first supervised drug consumption site being built, people are raising concerns about potential issues in the area. Continue reading
Health Canada seizes sexual enhancement products at Saskatoon store
Health Canada has seized multiple sexual enhancement products from For Lovers Only in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Retired Canadian found slain at his Mexico residence
The attorney general’s office for Quintana Roo state said Sunday that the 62-year-old had been killed “with violence.” Continue reading
Respiratory illness related to vaping claims first life in U.S.; Canadian health officials watching situation closely
By Heather Yourex-West Network Digital Journalist: Alberta Correspondent
The death comes as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) investigates 153 cases of severe lung illness across 16 states. Continue reading
Heat and power plant proposed for St. Paul’s Hospital in Saskatoon
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
A cogeneration system at St. Paul’s Hospital would lower annual greenhouse gas emissions – the equivalent of taking 700-plus cars off Saskatoon roads. Continue reading
M’s Gonzales earns career-best 14th win, 3-1 over Blue Jays
Marco Gonazles sent flocks of Blue Jays fans back north of the border with a sour taste in their mouths. Continue reading
Father of B.C. murder suspect fighting to see video taken before son’s death
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
A lawyer for Alan Schmegelsky says the RCMP has refused to release a video of Bryer Schmegelsky’s “last will and testament” to his father. Continue reading
Retired Canadian found slain at his Mexico residence
The attorney general’s office for Quintana Roo state said Sunday that the 62-year-old had been killed “with violence.” Continue reading
Respiratory illness related to vaping claims first life in U.S.; Canadian health officials watching situation closely
By Heather Yourex-West Network Digital Journalist: Alberta Correspondent
The death comes as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) investigates 153 cases of severe lung illness across 16 states. Continue reading
‘A quiet epidemic’: Why so many Canadians experience knee pain
We’ve all joked about “bad knees” as we age, but some doctors say there is not enough awareness around knee pain. Continue reading
Chinese influence in Canada ‘alive and well,’ says student leader threatened by trolls
“It’s alive and well, and it’s creeping on us in every corner,” said Chemi Lhamo of Chinese influence in Canada. Continue reading
Saskatoon kids take part in first-ever technology summer camp
A dozen Saskatoon kids were taught technology coding at the first-ever Cricbitz summer camp in the Bridge City. Continue reading
Saskatchewan’s future guide dogs arrive in Regina
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Four new guide dogs in training arrived in Regina Sunday afternoon. They came all the way from Australia to serve four people who are blind or partially sighted. Continue reading
Saskatoon police searching for two suspects in armed robbery early Sunday
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Officers were called to the 700 block of 7th Ave North at about 6:23 a.m. Continue reading
Roughriders defence dominates early in 40-18 win over Redblacks
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are on their first five-game winning streak since 2014 after a dominating performance Saturday night. Continue reading
It will be hard to calculate the federal carbon tax’s effect on jobs: experts
Some experts say not enough time has passed and not enough research has been done to know what impact federal carbon pricing is having on jobs. Continue reading
Stanley Cup champion Schwartz asks for more bone marrow donors
By Nathaniel Dove Digital Broadcast Journalist
Stanley Cup champion Jaden Schwartz lost his sister to leukemia. He was in Saskatoon to sign up more bone marrow donors. Continue reading
Mosaic Stadium first in Canada to receive gold rating for accessibility
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Regina’s Mosaic Stadium received the gold rating for it’s accessibility from the Rick Hansen Foundation Saturday. Continue reading
Saskatchewan teen amputee finds passion in music, constructs device to play guitar
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
A northern Saskatchewan teen is not letting his amputation get in the way of his dream of becoming a performing artist. Continue reading
Edmonton Stingers set to battle Saskatchewan Rattlers in Canadian Elite Basketball League semi-final
The Canadian Elite Basketball League semi-final between the Edmonton Stingers and the Saskatchewan Rattlers is set to tip off in Saskatoon on Saturday afternoon. Continue reading
Police charge suspect in attempted armed robbery at Saskatoon bar
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
A man is facing four charges after he allegedly entered a Saskatoon bar on Aug. 16 and demanded cash and sprayed pepper spray into the air, according to police. Continue reading
Ottawa Redblacks, Saskatchewan Roughriders headed in opposite directions
The Ottawa Redblacks and the Saskatchewan Roughriders meet on Saturday night at Mosaic Stadium. Continue reading
Saskatoon zoo to euthanize capuchin monkey
The Saskatoon zoo says it can no longer control Ma’s pain and has decided to euthanize the capuchin monkey. Continue reading
Residents concerned about supervised consumption site
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
With Saskatchewan’s first supervised drug consumption site being built, people are raising concerns about potential issues in the area. Continue reading
Health Canada seizes sexual enhancement products at Saskatoon store
Health Canada has seized multiple sexual enhancement products from For Lovers Only in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Respiratory illness related to vaping claims first life in U.S.; Canadian health officials watching situation closely
By Heather Yourex-West Network Digital Journalist: Alberta Correspondent
The death comes as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) investigates 153 cases of severe lung illness across 16 states. Continue reading
Heat and power plant proposed for St. Paul’s Hospital in Saskatoon
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
A cogeneration system at St. Paul’s Hospital would lower annual greenhouse gas emissions – the equivalent of taking 700-plus cars off Saskatoon roads. Continue reading
New Little Free Library in Saskatoon dedicated to children’s books
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
A new Little Free Library in Saskatoon’s City Park neighbourhood is geared towards children. Continue reading
Saskatchewan weather outlook: high humidex and showers moving in
30-degree humidex values across the province and thundershowers are in the weather forecast for Saskatoon and Regina. Continue reading
Saskatoon company mourns ‘highly loved’ employee killed in Alberta highway crash
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Yaoqin Wang was a “highly loved,” experienced lab technologist at Prairie Diagnostics Services Inc. in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Regina police member charged with impaired driving: police
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
A constable with the Regina Police Service has been charged with impaired driving after an alleged hit and run incident Wednesday. Continue reading
Inquest into death of Austin Eaglechief concludes with recommendations for SPS
After four days, the inquest into the death of Austin Eaglechief ended and the jury came back with its recommendations for the Saskatoon Police Service. Continue reading
One fatality in crash on Highway 16 near Springside, Sask.: RCMP
One person is dead after a collision west of Springside, Sask. involving a semi and an SUV. Continue reading
‘You’ve got to win the line of scrimmage’: Huskies vets leading in the trenches
Veterans are key to the University of Saskatchewan Huskies’ success on the defensive line. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: August 2019
Global Saskatoon and Global Regina feature a viewer submitted photo daily for Your Saskatchewan Continue reading
Prince Albert police seek person to help solve Happy Charles disappearance
Police have released photos in hopes of identifying a person they believe could assist in the investigation into Happy Charles’ disappearance. Continue reading
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