SaskTel contract negotiations reach an impasse, strike mandate vote considered
Boy, 15, facing 1st-degree murder charge in Saskatoon
Officers take stand in inquest into Saskatoon police involved death
Supreme Court of Canada sets date for Saskatchewan’s carbon tax appeal
Regina family creates fence gallery to showcase neighbourhood kids’ art
Feds to spend $60M in carbon tax revenue on green school retrofits
Your Saskatchewan: June 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
Teen facing charges after report of online threat toward Saskatoon high school
A 15-year-old boy is facing charges following a report of a threat to cause violence at a Saskatoon high school in the city’s Blairmore SC neighbourhood. Continue reading
U.S. House passes $4.5B emergency funding bill for migrant care crisis
It took last-minute changes and a full-court press by top Democratic leaders, but the House passed with relative ease Tuesday a $4.5 billion emergency border aid package. Continue reading
‘Time to celebrate’: Indigenous group gains ownership of residential school cemetery
Dozens celebrated a step toward reconciliation after the land that houses Regina’s Indian Industrial School cemetery changed ownership to a group dedicated to preserving the history. Continue reading
Watrous latest stop for SkyTracker weather school
Grade 5 students at Watrous Elementary School became SkyTrackers with the help of meteorologist Peter Quinlan. Continue reading
Hong Kong protesters call on G20 leaders to take extradition issue to Xi Jinping
Groups of Hong Kong protesters gathered outside the U.S. and EU consulates Wednesday morning to deliver petitions stating their requests. Continue reading
Saskatoon man wanted for allegedly selling vehicles without licence
A warrant has been issued for a Saskatoon man, who is facing charges related to allegations he was operating as an unlicensed vehicle dealer. Continue reading
Acquittal of couple accused of plotting to kill their spouses appealed by Crown
The Crown is appealing the acquittal of Angela Nicholson and Curtis Vey, a couple accused of plotting to kill their spouses. Continue reading
Deadly shooting at Ford dealership in Bay Area kills 2: police
Police say a shooting at a Ford dealership in the San Francisco Bay Area has killed two people in what may be a workplace confrontation. Continue reading
Overseas firm agrees to pay thousands back to Saskatchewan investors
Ava Trade has agreed to pay back just over $143,000 to 40 Saskatchewan investors and pay a $7,500 administrative penalty. Continue reading
Hayley Wickenheiser among six chosen for Hockey Hall of Fame
Former Montreal Canadien Guy Carbonneau, Vaclav Nedomansky, Sergei Zubov, Jerry York and Jim Rutherford were also selected. Continue reading
A Chinese ban on Canadian meat could hit over 20% of pork exports, data shows
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
China was a major growth area for Canadian pork and beef. Now, producers will have to look elsewhere, for as long as the suspension lasts. Continue reading
2 facing gun charges after truck rear-ends SUV in Saskatoon
Police continue to investigate a two-vehicle collision in Saskatoon that led to gun-related charges. Continue reading
Debunking the myth of the evil stepmother
By Kim Smith Reporter
“Being a stepmom is sometimes like a dirty little secret. Like there’s a lot of shame.” Continue reading
Yanks open with 2 HR, set MLB mark in 4-3 win over Blue Jays
Aaron Judge and his teammates were joking about which one of them would hit the home run that gave the New York Yankees a major league-record 28 straight games with a long ball. Continue reading
Chinese embassy asks Canada to suspend all meat exports over ‘forged certificates’
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
China had previously announced it would block Canadian pork imports from a Quebec-based firm. Continue reading
Scientists discover giant freshwater reservoir beneath the Atlantic ocean
If it were on the surface, researchers say the aquifer would create a lake covering about 15,000 square miles. Continue reading
Federal judge rules allowing Democrats’ lawsuit against Trump to proceed
The case brought by nearly 200 congressional Democrats argues that Trump has been accepting gifts from foreign governments without congressional approval. Continue reading
A Chinese ban on Canadian meat could hit over 20% of pork exports, data shows
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
China was a major growth area for Canadian pork and beef. Now, producers will have to look elsewhere, for as long as the suspension lasts. Continue reading
Deadly shooting at Ford dealership in Bay Area kills 2: police
Police say a shooting at a Ford dealership in the San Francisco Bay Area has killed two people in what may be a workplace confrontation. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan: June 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
Teen facing charges after report of online threat toward Saskatoon high school
A 15-year-old boy is facing charges following a report of a threat to cause violence at a Saskatoon high school in the city’s Blairmore SC neighbourhood. Continue reading
‘Time to celebrate’: Indigenous group gains ownership of residential school cemetery
Dozens celebrated a step toward reconciliation after the land that houses Regina’s Indian Industrial School cemetery changed ownership to a group dedicated to preserving the history. Continue reading
Watrous latest stop for SkyTracker weather school
Grade 5 students at Watrous Elementary School became SkyTrackers with the help of meteorologist Peter Quinlan. Continue reading
Regina family creates fence gallery to showcase neighbourhood kids’ art
A family in Regina has turned their fence into an outdoor neighbourhood art gallery for kids. Continue reading
SaskTel contract negotiations reach an impasse, strike mandate vote considered
By David Baxter Reporter
Employees of SecurTek held a strike mandate vote Tuesday, and SaskTel employees will likely be holding a similar vote within the next two months. Continue reading
Officers take stand in inquest into Saskatoon police involved death
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
A Saskatoon police constable testified Joshua Megeney pointed a gun at police during the 2016 standoff. Continue reading
Saskatoon man wanted for allegedly selling vehicles without licence
A warrant has been issued for a Saskatoon man, who is facing charges related to allegations he was operating as an unlicensed vehicle dealer. Continue reading
Acquittal of couple accused of plotting to kill their spouses appealed by Crown
The Crown is appealing the acquittal of Angela Nicholson and Curtis Vey, a couple accused of plotting to kill their spouses. Continue reading
Sheree Fertuck’s husband charged with murder in her disappearance
Greg Fertuck, the husband of Sheree Fertuck, is charged with first-degree murder in her disappearance. Continue reading
Boy, 15, facing 1st-degree murder charge in Saskatoon
A 60-year-old man is Saskatoon’s sixth homicide victim of 2019, police said. Continue reading
Overseas firm agrees to pay thousands back to Saskatchewan investors
Ava Trade has agreed to pay back just over $143,000 to 40 Saskatchewan investors and pay a $7,500 administrative penalty. Continue reading
Hayley Wickenheiser among six chosen for Hockey Hall of Fame
Former Montreal Canadien Guy Carbonneau, Vaclav Nedomansky, Sergei Zubov, Jerry York and Jim Rutherford were also selected. Continue reading
2 facing gun charges after truck rear-ends SUV in Saskatoon
Police continue to investigate a two-vehicle collision in Saskatoon that led to gun-related charges. Continue reading
Feds to spend $60M in carbon tax revenue on green school retrofits
The federal government is spending a portion of the proceeds of the carbon tax to fund green projects at schools in four provinces. Continue reading
Debunking the myth of the evil stepmother
By Kim Smith Reporter
“Being a stepmom is sometimes like a dirty little secret. Like there’s a lot of shame.” Continue reading
SGI not celebrating 3 traffic safety spotlight records
New traffic safety spotlight records were set in Saskatchewan for the number of distracted driving, seatbelt, and speeding offences, according to SGI. Continue reading
Supreme Court of Canada sets date for Saskatchewan’s carbon tax appeal
Saskatchewan’s appeal of its challenge to the federal carbon tax is slated to be heard by the Supreme Court of Canada in December. Continue reading
Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools passes budget with no major cuts
The Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools’ board of education passed its 2019-20 operating budget with no major cuts. Continue reading
Community a strength for Saskatoon strongman
It started with humble beginnings, but the strongman competitive lifting community is growing in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Saskatchewan premier says Bill C-69 could affect Canada’s unity
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is speaking out against the federal governments’ Bill C-69, saying it will greatly affect people in the province. Continue reading
Coroner’s inquest underway into Saskatoon police-involved death of Alberta man
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
Joshua Megeney died following a seven-hour standoff with Saskatoon police in October 2016. Continue reading
Goodale pitches large-scale provincial irrigation project at Prairie Water Summit
Ralph Goodale pitched an expansion of the half-century old South Saskatchewan River Project at a water management conference Monday. Continue reading
‘How is 9 months fair?’: Moose Jaw family pushing for tougher drunk driving sentences
By David Baxter Reporter
Demi McKechnie was killed in a rollover in February 2018. The impaired driver was sentenced to two years in jail, but released after nine months. Continue reading
Regina Pat Canadians unveil Adam Herold Memorial Room
The Regina Pat Canadians unveiled the Adam Herold Memorial Room to honour a fallen teammate. Continue reading
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