Mental health assessment unit to open at RUH in early 2018
One dead following Burstall, Sask. crash, two others injured battling wildfire
Wildfire threat contained in western Saskatchewan
Does your furnace need servicing before long Saskatchewan winter ahead?
No serious damage reported in Saskatoon due to wind storm
Saskatoon blood drive honours mining accident victim
Threat to northern Saskatchewan high school evacuates students
La Ronge RCMP are investigating a threat made to Churchill Community High School. Continue reading
Wind knocks down communication tower near Milden, Sask.
A communication tower outside of Milden, Sask., was knocked over by a strong wind gusts on Wednesday morning. Continue reading
Radio host takes pay cut so his female co-host can be paid as much as he is
Dave Hughes insisted on taking a pay cut so that he and Kate Langbroek would be paid the same. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Federation of Labour hosts ‘We’re Not Gonna Take It’ rally
The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour gathered for a rally outside the Saskatoon cabinet office on Wednesday. Continue reading
Riders’ leading receiver to see time on defence against Stampeders
Duron Carter’s punishment for getting into an altercation with a teammate this week will be more playing time. Continue reading
Feds have until end of year to decide on Boeing Super Hornet fighter jets
The Trudeau government has until the end of the year to decide on an offer for Super Hornet fighter jets. Continue reading
2 northbound lanes on Sid Buckwold Bridge closed for expansion joint repair
Two northbound lanes on the Sid Buckwold Bridge will be closed for up to three days while crews repair an expansion joint. Continue reading
Prince Albert police dog tracks down man who allegedly stole from beer fridge
A police dog helped officers arrest a man who allegedly stole from a beer fridge in Prince Albert, Sask. Continue reading
Toronto Maple Leafs hold moment of silence for Gord Downie before game at ACC
They also slightly lowered the banner of Bill Barilko’s No.5, whose tragic death months after scoring the Stanley Cup-winning overtime goal for Toronto in 1951 inspired the Tragically Hip’s song “Fifty Mission Cap.” Continue reading
Firefighter who died battling Alberta wildfire remembered as ‘great father’
A firefighter has died while battling the wildfires near the southeastern Alberta hamlet of Hilda. Continue reading
Saskatoon High School Huddle: week 6
Saskatoon football teams hone their skills ahead of the playoffs in this edition of High School Huddle. Continue reading
Dow Jones hits record high, continues surge since Donald Trump was elected
The Dow hit 22,000 on Aug. 2, only 54 trading days earlier. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan – Saskatoon: October 2017
Global Saskatoon features a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan daily on Global News at 6 and Global News at 10. Continue reading
Alexa Emerson waiting to hear if she will head straight to trial
Alexa Emerson is expected to find out on Nov. 1 if her case will bypass a preliminary hearing and head straight to trial. Continue reading
The Global News team’s essential Tragically Hip playlist
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
Over three decades, Downie and the Hip recorded songs that touched Canadians from coast to coast. Continue reading
Justin Trudeau delivers emotional, tearful tribute to Gord Downie
Justin Trudeau and the late Gord Downie shared a close, emotional friendship. Continue reading
This is what we know about HPV, the vaccine and its backlash
More than 70 per cent of sexually active Canadians will get HPV at some point. Here’s what you need to know. Continue reading
What if NAFTA ended? These would be Canada’s hardest-hit provinces, industries
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
“A full termination of NAFTA would not be disastrous for Canada, but it certainly wouldn’t be positive.” Continue reading
Janes brand breaded chicken products recalled over salmonella concern
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says the uncooked products include Pub Style Chicken Burgers and Breaded Chicken Cutlettes. Continue reading
Firefighter who died battling Alberta wildfire remembered as ‘great father’
A firefighter has died while battling the wildfires near the southeastern Alberta hamlet of Hilda. Continue reading
Threat to northern Saskatchewan high school evacuates students
La Ronge RCMP are investigating a threat made to Churchill Community High School. Continue reading
Wind knocks down communication tower near Milden, Sask.
A communication tower outside of Milden, Sask., was knocked over by a strong wind gusts on Wednesday morning. Continue reading
Does your furnace need servicing before long Saskatchewan winter ahead?
By Wendy Winiewski Reporter
Select low-income homeowners in Saskatoon began receiving a furnace inspection on Wednesday, as part of the Tune-Up Assistance Program (TAP). Continue reading
Saskatchewan Federation of Labour hosts ‘We’re Not Gonna Take It’ rally
The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour gathered for a rally outside the Saskatoon cabinet office on Wednesday. Continue reading
Riders’ leading receiver to see time on defence against Stampeders
Duron Carter’s punishment for getting into an altercation with a teammate this week will be more playing time. Continue reading
2 northbound lanes on Sid Buckwold Bridge closed for expansion joint repair
Two northbound lanes on the Sid Buckwold Bridge will be closed for up to three days while crews repair an expansion joint. Continue reading
Prince Albert police dog tracks down man who allegedly stole from beer fridge
A police dog helped officers arrest a man who allegedly stole from a beer fridge in Prince Albert, Sask. Continue reading
Firefighter who died battling Alberta wildfire remembered as ‘great father’
A firefighter has died while battling the wildfires near the southeastern Alberta hamlet of Hilda. Continue reading
One dead following Burstall, Sask. crash, two others injured battling wildfire
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
A man died south of Burstall in a single-vehicle crash, while two others were seriously injured while helping battle a wildfire. Continue reading
Saskatoon High School Huddle: week 6
Saskatoon football teams hone their skills ahead of the playoffs in this edition of High School Huddle. Continue reading
Saskatoon blood drive honours mining accident victim
A blood drive in Saskatoon is being dedicated to Chad Wiklun, who was killed in a mining accident a year ago. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan – Saskatoon: October 2017
Global Saskatoon features a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan daily on Global News at 6 and Global News at 10. Continue reading
Hurricane force winds slam Saskatchewan with gusts up to 131 km/h
By Peter Quinlan Meteorologist
Hurricane force winds slam Saskatchewan on Tuesday night with gusts up to 131 km/h. Continue reading
Mental health assessment unit to open at RUH in early 2018
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
A temporary mental health assessment unit at Royal University Hospital will be able to care for up to seven patients at a time. Continue reading
Alexa Emerson waiting to hear if she will head straight to trial
Alexa Emerson is expected to find out on Nov. 1 if her case will bypass a preliminary hearing and head straight to trial. Continue reading
Wildfire threat contained in western Saskatchewan
A wildfire threat in western Saskatchewan that forced the evacuation of hundreds of people has been contained. Continue reading
No serious damage reported in Saskatoon due to wind storm
Power knocked out in several neighbourhoods but no reports of serious damage after wind storm passes through Saskatoon. Continue reading
Wind warning ended in Saskatchewan
A wind warning issued by Environment Canada for parts of Saskatchewan has ended. Continue reading
New overpasses at Warman and Martensville 40% done
Construction of the Martensville and Warman overpasses is now 40 per cent complete. Continue reading
Mayor and city councillor look for alternate revenue sources for Saskatoon
By Wendy Winiewski Reporter
Charlie Clark and Bev Dubois are looking for alternate revenue sources to supplement Saskatoon’s tax base after administration presented its 2018 preliminary budget. Continue reading
Rider coach Chris Jones downplays Carter, Williams fight as part of football
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are throwing a flag on speculation that star receiver Duron Carter is on his way out of town after a fight at practice. Continue reading
Saskatoon weather outlook: major wind storm moves in, 110 km/h gusts possible
By Peter Quinlan Meteorologist
A major wind storm will bring gusts upwards of 100 to 110 km/h to Saskatoon’s weather forecast with a wind warning issued in the city. Continue reading
Saskatoon police cracking down on drivers speeding by emergency vehicles
Saskatoon police are cracking down on drivers who don’t slow down when passing stopped emergency vehicles with lights flashing. Continue reading
SaskTel recycling cellular devices to help women fleeing domestic violence
SaskTel launches its first-ever Phones for a Fresh Start cellular device recycling drive on Tuesday. Continue reading
Saskatoon preparing for possible damaging winds
Saskatoon is preparing as Environment Canada issues a wind warning with gusts up to 100 km/h possible. Continue reading
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