Housing report predicts Saskatoon, Regina homes to drop in value
Stolen Saskatchewan bee colonies recovered, man charged with theft
Agri-tourism growing in Saskatchewan
Saskatoon police call check stop results ‘disturbing’
Extreme fire risk in place across much of southern Saskatchewan
Regina Lewvan MP Erin Weir not seeking re-election
Storm send Raiders home as struggles continue for the WHL champions at the Memorial Cup
Nick Suzuki had two goals and an assist as the Guelph Storm beat the WHL champion Raiders 5-2 on Tuesday, eliminating Prince Albert from the Memorial Cup. Continue reading
The show must go on: vandalism doesn’t stop Saskatoon high school musical
Tommy Douglas Collegiate’s theatre production has been relocated to Centennial Collegiate after an act of vandalism. Continue reading
Tellez homers twice as Jays dump Red Sox 10-3
Marcus Stroman has been saddled with little run support in most of his starts this season. Rowdy Tellez made sure that wasn’t the case Tuesday night. Continue reading
A smoother road: rural distillery seeing more traffic after highway re-paved
Smooth 42 named itself ironically after Highway 42, a once pothole-ridden road that the owners said drivers would avoid altogether. Continue reading
Saskatoon to host inaugural Canadian Elite Basketball League final
A few weeks into its inaugural tip-off, the CEBL has announced the host city where the league’s first-ever champion will be crowned. Continue reading
Protesters, police clash in Indonesian capital after election
The protesters tried to force their way into the downtown offices of the election supervisory agency late Tuesday and clashes have continued since then. Continue reading
How Indigenous midwives help reconnect women with culture and pregnancy care
By Kim Smith Reporter
Accessing an Indigenous midwife in Canada today is nearly impossible, according to Carol Couchie, an Indigenous midwife and co-chair of the National Aboriginal Council of Midwives. Continue reading
2 impaired driving charges laid by Battlefords RCMP during enforcement campaign
With check stops and other initiatives conducted between May-12-20, two people were charged with impaired driving by Battlefords RCMP. Continue reading
Biden says he would support Congress in enshrining abortion rights into law if necessary
Joe Biden would support Congress enshrining abortion rights into federal law “should it become necessary,” his presidential campaign said Tuesday, following several other Democratic candidates in promising to take that step if elected president. Continue reading
Man taken to Saskatoon hospital after motorcycle overturns
A man is believed to have suffered non-life-threatening injuries after his motorcycle overturned on 8th Street East, the Saskatoon Fire Department said. Continue reading
Memorial Cup: Rouyn-Noranda Huskies down Prince Albert Raiders 6-3
Prince Albert faces a must-win game against the Guelph Storm after the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies beat the Raiders 6-3 on Monday at the Memorial Cup. Continue reading
Raptors even up Eastern Conference finals with 120-102 win over Bucks
In one of the best all-around victories of this post-season, six Raptors scored in double figures. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: May 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
Zach Collaros ‘more comfortable’ heading into second season with Roughriders
Zach Collaros ready to go back to work for the Saskatchewan Roughriders after plenty of time to prepare for the 2019 CFL season. Continue reading
Feds expected to announce plans to buy 2 more Arctic ships from Irving Shipbuilding: Source
According to the source, the move is intended to address the Canadian Coast Guard’s desperate need for new ships as its current fleet is extremely old, which has affected its ability to do its job. Continue reading
Edward Downey sentenced to life in prison, no parole for 50 years for killing Calgary mother and daughter
By Nancy Hixt Crime Reporter
Queen’s Bench Justice Beth Hughes called Downey “callous and remorseless” in passing her sentence on Tuesday. Continue reading
Dominican man dies trying to walk into U.S. from Canada
A Dominican man attempting to walk over the border into the U.S. from Canada died after becoming disorientated in a marshy area of the Quebec woods. Continue reading
‘Game of Thrones’ stars react to fan petition and finale backlash
Lead actors Kit Harington, Isaac Hempstead Wright and Sophie Turner all weighed in on the ‘Game of Thrones’ finale and its widespread negative criticism. Continue reading
Vegan Ontario firefighter files human rights complaint over food served while battling B.C. wildfire
Adam Knauff argues he was discriminated against for his sincerely held ethical beliefs, or creed. Continue reading
Saskatoon mom who created bucket list after terminal cancer diagnosis passes away
Colleen Burris, who decided to live life to the fullest after her terminal cancer diagnosis in March 2017, passed away on May 20. Continue reading
Storm send Raiders home as struggles continue for the WHL champions at the Memorial Cup
Nick Suzuki had two goals and an assist as the Guelph Storm beat the WHL champion Raiders 5-2 on Tuesday, eliminating Prince Albert from the Memorial Cup. Continue reading
The show must go on: vandalism doesn’t stop Saskatoon high school musical
Tommy Douglas Collegiate’s theatre production has been relocated to Centennial Collegiate after an act of vandalism. Continue reading
Housing report predicts Saskatoon, Regina homes to drop in value
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
A new report suggests single-family homes in Regina and Saskatoon could lose value while cities across the country will see an increase. Continue reading
A smoother road: rural distillery seeing more traffic after highway re-paved
Smooth 42 named itself ironically after Highway 42, a once pothole-ridden road that the owners said drivers would avoid altogether. Continue reading
Agri-tourism growing in Saskatchewan
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
April and Darryl Anderson opened Alive Sky Lodge and BINcredible as a way to showcase agriculture. Continue reading
Extreme fire risk in place across much of southern Saskatchewan
By David Baxter Reporter
Due to a lack of rain, nearly all of southern Saskatchewan is under an extreme fire risk, and the northern forests face a high risk. Continue reading
Saskatoon to host inaugural Canadian Elite Basketball League final
A few weeks into its inaugural tip-off, the CEBL has announced the host city where the league’s first-ever champion will be crowned. Continue reading
How Indigenous midwives help reconnect women with culture and pregnancy care
By Kim Smith Reporter
Accessing an Indigenous midwife in Canada today is nearly impossible, according to Carol Couchie, an Indigenous midwife and co-chair of the National Aboriginal Council of Midwives. Continue reading
Stolen Saskatchewan bee colonies recovered, man charged with theft
Police said they received a tip on May 19 regarding the location of roughly 150 bee colonies stolen from a property near Zenon Park, Sask. Continue reading
2 impaired driving charges laid by Battlefords RCMP during enforcement campaign
With check stops and other initiatives conducted between May-12-20, two people were charged with impaired driving by Battlefords RCMP. Continue reading
Man taken to Saskatoon hospital after motorcycle overturns
A man is believed to have suffered non-life-threatening injuries after his motorcycle overturned on 8th Street East, the Saskatoon Fire Department said. Continue reading
Saskatoon police call check stop results ‘disturbing’
Nine drivers had their licence suspended and vehicles towed on Friday night after failing a roadside test, Saskatoon police said. Continue reading
Regina Lewvan MP Erin Weir not seeking re-election
By David Baxter Reporter
Regina Lewvan MP Erin Weir will not be seeking re-election following his expulsion from the NDP caucus due to harassment allegations. Continue reading
Saskatoon mom who created bucket list after terminal cancer diagnosis passes away
Colleen Burris, who decided to live life to the fullest after her terminal cancer diagnosis in March 2017, passed away on May 20. Continue reading
Memorial Cup: Rouyn-Noranda Huskies down Prince Albert Raiders 6-3
Prince Albert faces a must-win game against the Guelph Storm after the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies beat the Raiders 6-3 on Monday at the Memorial Cup. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: May 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
Zach Collaros ‘more comfortable’ heading into second season with Roughriders
Zach Collaros ready to go back to work for the Saskatchewan Roughriders after plenty of time to prepare for the 2019 CFL season. Continue reading
Young local artist making music in Saskatoon
A young 13-year-old singer/songwriter is breaking into the music scene with a locally produced music video created in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Proposed amendments to the Cities Act ‘concerning’ for City of Saskatoon
Proposed amendments to the Cities Act could be introduced by the Saskatchewan government as soon as the fall 2019 sitting of the legislative assembly. Continue reading
Family Matters podcast: Why all same-sex twins should get genetic testing
Are you a twin? And if so, do you know with confidence whether you are an identical or fraternal twin? Continue reading
The Kingdom of Avacal: welcoming the Middle Ages in 2019
The Society for the Creative Anachronism is a medieval enthusiast group focused on celebrating and re-creating the historical time period prior to 1600, the Middle Ages. Continue reading
Saskatchewan First Nation awaits Chief Poundmaker exoneration
Milton Tootoosis has been part of an effort that he says has spanned years to press Ottawa to exonerate Chief Poundmaker. Continue reading
Halifax Mooseheads beat Guelph Storm, securing semifinal spot in Memorial Cup
Halifax, the only undefeated team remaining at the four-team tournament, has won back-to-back games to open competition and is guaranteed to advance to at least the semifinal regardless of the outcome of its last round-robin game against the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies. Continue reading
Bridge City Chess Championship wraps up second day in Saskatoon
The fifth and final round of the Bridge City Chess Championship in Saskatoon takes place on Monday. Continue reading
‘Life moves on’: Roughriders on the field for Day 1 of training camp
Despite worries that the CFL’s new collective bargaining agreement would lead to a strike of the CFL Players’ Association, Roughrider training camp opened on time on Sunday. Continue reading
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