Stolen truck crashes into minivan on Highway 16, leaving 3 women dead
Indigenous woman in Saskatchewan says she was racially profiled by Sears employee
suicides among First-Nation youth in Saskatchewan
“Don’t lose hope.” Saskatchewan’s suicide crisis among First Nations youth
Swift Current Broncos spoil Saskatoon Blades’ party with 5-2 win
Glenn returns for Roughriders, who face still test against Stampeders
Saskatchewan farmers and small businesses protest proposed tax changes
$60 million Lotto Max winning ticket sold in the Prairies
A ticket purchased in the Prairies claimed Friday night’s colossal $60 million Lotto Max jackpot. Continue reading
Saskatoon MLA Ryan Meili announces platform for Sask. NDP leadership
Ryan Meili, Saskatoon MLA for Meewasin, announced his NDP leadership bid in Moose Jaw Friday. Continue reading
You can balance an egg on the equinox (or not) but not better than at any other time
You’ve probably missed the chance to balance an egg on the equinox. Which is fine, because there’s nothing special about balancing an egg on the equinox. Continue reading
Graduation rate increasing in Sask.
New data from last school year shows more students are graduating high school in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Saskatoon weather outlook: colder than normal fall forecast!
By Peter Quinlan Meteorologist
Cool start to fall in Saskatoon’s weather forecast as the long-range fall and winter outlook starts to become clearer. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Little to be gained by pursuing UN Security Council seat
According to Trudeau, not only do “Canadians benefit when we have a time on the Security Council,” but that “the world benefits when Canada has a voice on the Security Council.” Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan – Saskatoon: September 2017
Global Saskatoon features a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan daily on Global News at 6 and Global News at 10. Continue reading
Saskatoon city manager Murray Totland retiring
Murray Totland is retiring at the end of the year after a long career with the City of Saskatoon. Continue reading
Melania Trump to meet with Prince Harry, Justin Trudeau during Toronto visit
She’s leading the U.S. delegation to an international sporting event for wounded service members, her first solo trip representing the United States. Continue reading
Inflation rate jump in Saskatchewan partly due to PST changes
The yearly inflation rate in Saskatchewan jumped in August, partially due to PST on insurance premiums. Continue reading
Saskatoon police use Tasers 11 times during 2016
Saskatchewan Police Commission report finds Saskatoon police used Tasers more than any other force in the province last year. Continue reading
Is ‘finding yourself’ a legitimate reason for breaking up?
Being alone isn’t always the answer, the experts say. Continue reading
Rainfall dampens Saskatchewan harvest
While rain in the past week may have dampened the Saskatchewan harvest, it is still well ahead of the five-year average. Continue reading
Langham rejects joining Dalmeny police force
Residents of Langham vote to keep their existing police arrangement with the RCMP. Continue reading
North Korea experiences magnitude 3.0 earthquake in northeastern region
The quake was detected about 20 kilometres (12 miles) southeast of where the North conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear test on Sept. 3. Continue reading
8 questions you should always ask your doctor
You may be seeing a family doctor, a specialist or a physician at a walk-in clinic. Are you asking the right questions when you’re heading into your appointment? Continue reading
Third earthquake hits Mexico in September, this time of magnitude 6.8
The U.S. Geological Survey says the new earthquake to strike Mexico had a magnitude of 6.2 and was centred in the southern state of Oaxaca. Continue reading
Colorado’s ‘Mad Pooper’ still at large as police, Charmin implore her to turn herself in
The unidentified woman has been leaving unwelcome packages in front of a Colorado family’s house for nearly two months. Continue reading
In 2 days, the end of Earth as we know it will be set in motion, says debunked popular theory
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
“It’s simply fake news that a lot of Christians believe the world will end on Sept. 23.” Continue reading
How parents manage conflict in the home will impact their children
the conflict resolution style parents choose impacts a child’s emotional well-being and teaches them how to resolve conflict themselves, experts say. Continue reading
$60 million Lotto Max winning ticket sold in the Prairies
A ticket purchased in the Prairies claimed Friday night’s colossal $60 million Lotto Max jackpot. Continue reading
Swift Current Broncos spoil Saskatoon Blades’ party with 5-2 win
By Ryan Flaherty Reporter
The Swift Current Broncos scored four unanswered goals to earn a 5-2 comeback victory over the Saskatoon Blades in the opening game of the WHL season. Continue reading
Indigenous woman in Saskatchewan says she was racially profiled by Sears employee
The woman said a Sears employee asked her to put her items down, accusing her of not being able to afford them. Continue reading
“Don’t lose hope.” Saskatchewan’s suicide crisis among First Nations youth
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Two doctors say provincial data indicates that generational trauma has re-emerged among first nation youth in the form of a suicide crisis. Continue reading
Glenn returns for Roughriders, who face still test against Stampeders
Kevin Glenn and the surging Saskatchewan Roughriders are about to be put to the test. Continue reading
Stolen truck crashes into minivan on Highway 16, leaving 3 women dead
Three women were killed after a stolen truck collided with a minivan on Highway 16 near Lloydminster, Sask. early Friday morning. Continue reading
Saskatoon MLA Ryan Meili announces platform for Sask. NDP leadership
Ryan Meili, Saskatoon MLA for Meewasin, announced his NDP leadership bid in Moose Jaw Friday. Continue reading
Graduation rate increasing in Sask.
New data from last school year shows more students are graduating high school in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Saskatoon weather outlook: colder than normal fall forecast!
By Peter Quinlan Meteorologist
Cool start to fall in Saskatoon’s weather forecast as the long-range fall and winter outlook starts to become clearer. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan – Saskatoon: September 2017
Global Saskatoon features a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan daily on Global News at 6 and Global News at 10. Continue reading
Saskatoon city manager Murray Totland retiring
Murray Totland is retiring at the end of the year after a long career with the City of Saskatoon. Continue reading
Inflation rate jump in Saskatchewan partly due to PST changes
The yearly inflation rate in Saskatchewan jumped in August, partially due to PST on insurance premiums. Continue reading
Saskatchewan man who attacked homeless woman, set her on fire gets 16 years
Saskatchewan man who attacked homeless woman, set her ablaze gets 16 years in prison. Continue reading
Saskatoon police use Tasers 11 times during 2016
Saskatchewan Police Commission report finds Saskatoon police used Tasers more than any other force in the province last year. Continue reading
Rainfall dampens Saskatchewan harvest
While rain in the past week may have dampened the Saskatchewan harvest, it is still well ahead of the five-year average. Continue reading
Langham rejects joining Dalmeny police force
Residents of Langham vote to keep their existing police arrangement with the RCMP. Continue reading
Province restores $20M to U of S College of Medicine
The provincial government announced Thursday they will restore $20 million in funding to the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine for 2017-18. Continue reading
Saskatchewan farmers and small businesses protest proposed tax changes
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
On Thursday, more than 150 demonstrators swarmed into downtown Saskatoon protesting proposed tax changes by the federal government. Continue reading
University of Regina professor worried about outside influence on government cannabis survey
By David Baxter Reporter
Saskatchewan’s cannabis survey is open to anyone, even those outside the province. This has education professor Marc Spooner concerned about outside influence. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Health Authority releases organizational structure, logo
The Saskatchewan Health Authority has released its senior organizational structure and the logo that will define it to the public. Continue reading
Slow moving convoy filling cracks on Saskatoon priority roads
Drivers should be alert to a slow moving convoy carrying out rubberized crack filling on Saskatoon priority roads. Continue reading
Saskatoon weather outlook: snow and frost end summer in Saskatchewan
By Peter Quinlan Meteorologist
Snow and frost end summer in Saskatchewan, but there are some changes on the way in Saskatoon’s weather forecast. Continue reading
Employment insurance beneficiaries drop in Saskatchewan for July
Less people were receiving regular employment insurance in July than during the previous month. Continue reading
SGI wants drivers to embrace ‘zipper merge’
SGI will now be adding a new section in the Saskatchewan Driver’s Handbook explaining the benefits and how to do the zipper merge. Continue reading
Husky Oil Operations fined $100K in Lloydminster workplace injury
Husky Oil Operations fined $100,000 after worker injured after being impacted by a truck at its Lloydminster sand disposal facility. Continue reading
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