Muslim students in Saskatchewan receiving calls from CSIS, say university students
Farmers team up to put mental illness stigma out to pasture
Saskatoon man restoring vintage German fighter plane
Number of newborns apprehended by Sask. social services climbing
Edmonton Oilers fire head coach Todd McLellan, hire Ken Hitchcock
Sask. premier to meet with Nutrien over local leadership concerns
Leason’s hat trick powers Prince Albert Raiders over Lethbridge Hurricanes
The Prince Albert Raiders won their 14th straight game with a 5-1 win over the Lethbridge Hurricanes. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan – Saskatoon: November 2018
Global Saskatoon features a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan daily on Global News at 6 and Global News at 10. Continue reading
U.K. student Matthew Hedges sentenced to life in UAE over spying allegations
A 31-year-old U.K. student has been sentenced to life in prison on charges that he was spying in the United Arab Emirates. Continue reading
Legislation introduced to create tighter payment timelines for construction industry
Under the proposed legislation, owners and developers will be required to provide payment within 28 days of receiving a proper invoice for construction services. Continue reading
Frontiersmen Trading Company’s spices putting Saskatoon on the map
Featured in the December issue of Canadian Living, Frontiersmen Trading Company is putting Saskatoon on the map for its spices. Continue reading
Trump’s party calls his decision to do nothing about Khashoggi killing a ‘mistake’
“It’s a sign of weakness not to stand up to Saudi Arabia.” Continue reading
Prince Albert police searching for man wanted for over 3 years
Jeffery Wagenaar has been on the run from police in Saskatchewan for over three years after failing to appear for sentencing on sexual assault charges. Continue reading
Sask. government continues early learning support for students with intensive needs
The early learning intensive support pilot program uses federal-provincial funding to provide additional spaces in existing pre-kindergarten programs in Saskatchewan’s largest cities. Continue reading
Fort McMurray wildfire highlights animal care gaps during natural disasters
From communication issues to struggling to obtain vet records and caring for exotic animals, a Calgary researcher says the Fort McMurray wildfire showed how pets are often overlooked in disaster planning. Continue reading
Holodomor remembered with special service from Sask. government
The imposed famine was orchestrated by the Joseph Stalin regime in 1932 and 1933. Ten million Ukrainians lost their lives. Continue reading
Derogatory Saskatchewan lake renamed to honour fallen Cree women
Killsquaw Lake has been renamed to honour Indigenous women who lost their lives near Unity in the 19th century. Continue reading
The Canada Post strike and your holiday deliveries: here’s what you need to know
It’s time to plan your holiday deliveries if you want to make sure they arrive on time. Continue reading
MEC opening store at Saskatoon’s Midtown Plaza
MEC said its new Saskatoon store will be part of the community and offer classes and clinics to get people active and outside. Continue reading
Saskatoon weather outlook: fog advisory ended for Saskatoon area
By Rebekah Lesko Reporter
Dense fog near a slow moving front has developed in the Saskatoon area on Tuesday morning. Continue reading
Ottawa to roll out fiscal update, lay out plan to compete for investment dollars
The federal government will release a fall economic update on Wednesday that will seek to close the loop on some of its outstanding mandate commitments, leaving the door open for the Liberals to use next year’s budget as their 2019 election platform. Continue reading
Romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak prompts warning for areas of Canada, entire U.S.
Public Health Agency of Canada said that as of Nov. 20, there have been 18 confirmed cases of the illness — three in Ontario and 15 in Quebec. Continue reading
American serial killer Samuel Little confesses to 1978 murder, linked to dozens more
A southern Mississippi homicide that has gone unsolved for 40 years has now been declared solved due to the confessions of a man convicted in three California murders but long suspected in dozens of deaths. Continue reading
Gap in pipe the cause of Newfoundland’s largest-ever oil spill, which is now impossible to clean up
By Ross Lord Global National Atlantic Correspondent
The 250,000-litre spill happened on Friday morning while Husky Energy’s SeaRose platform was preparing to restart production during a fierce storm that was, at the time, the most intense in the world. Continue reading
Tekashi 6ix9ine arrested on racketeering, firearm charges
According to prosecutors, the ‘Stoopid’ rapper, 22, could face life in prison if convicted. Continue reading
U.S. tourist believed killed by isolated Indian island tribe known to shoot arrows at outsiders
The Sentinelese people live on a small forested island and are known to resist all contact with outsiders. Continue reading
Leason’s hat trick powers Prince Albert Raiders over Lethbridge Hurricanes
The Prince Albert Raiders won their 14th straight game with a 5-1 win over the Lethbridge Hurricanes. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan – Saskatoon: November 2018
Global Saskatoon features a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan daily on Global News at 6 and Global News at 10. Continue reading
Muslim students in Saskatchewan receiving calls from CSIS, say university students
Muslim students across the province say they’ve received calls from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service asking them questions regarding their faith for more than a decade. Continue reading
Saskatoon man restoring vintage German fighter plane
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
Don Bradshaw began restoring the Messerschmitt Me 109G-6 in his garage five years ago. Continue reading
Legislation introduced to create tighter payment timelines for construction industry
Under the proposed legislation, owners and developers will be required to provide payment within 28 days of receiving a proper invoice for construction services. Continue reading
Talking trash: Saskatoon adopting pay-as-you-throw garbage program
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
People in Saskatoon react to a new garbage user fees set to be implemented in 2020. Some say it’s a good compromise, while others think the model stinks. Continue reading
Number of newborns apprehended by Sask. social services climbing
By David Baxter Reporter
Data from the Social Services Ministry shows the number of new borns apprehended grew annually between 2013 and 2017, topping out at 148. Continue reading
Frontiersmen Trading Company’s spices putting Saskatoon on the map
Featured in the December issue of Canadian Living, Frontiersmen Trading Company is putting Saskatoon on the map for its spices. Continue reading
Farmers team up to put mental illness stigma out to pasture
By Cami Kepke Reporter
“We deal with weather, we deal with disease, we deal with the fact we can’t walk away from our job. Ousr job is where we live. I think that’s why sometimes you can’t get a time out at the farm level.” Continue reading
Prince Albert police searching for man wanted for over 3 years
Jeffery Wagenaar has been on the run from police in Saskatchewan for over three years after failing to appear for sentencing on sexual assault charges. Continue reading
Sask. government continues early learning support for students with intensive needs
The early learning intensive support pilot program uses federal-provincial funding to provide additional spaces in existing pre-kindergarten programs in Saskatchewan’s largest cities. Continue reading
Holodomor remembered with special service from Sask. government
The imposed famine was orchestrated by the Joseph Stalin regime in 1932 and 1933. Ten million Ukrainians lost their lives. Continue reading
Derogatory Saskatchewan lake renamed to honour fallen Cree women
Killsquaw Lake has been renamed to honour Indigenous women who lost their lives near Unity in the 19th century. Continue reading
MEC opening store at Saskatoon’s Midtown Plaza
MEC said its new Saskatoon store will be part of the community and offer classes and clinics to get people active and outside. Continue reading
Sask. premier to meet with Nutrien over local leadership concerns
By David Baxter Reporter
Premier Scott Moe will eventually meet with Nutrien executives over concerns of key leadership positions not being located in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Saskatoon weather outlook: fog advisory ended for Saskatoon area
By Rebekah Lesko Reporter
Dense fog near a slow moving front has developed in the Saskatoon area on Tuesday morning. Continue reading
Crown asking for one-year sentence in ex-Rider Justin Cox assault case
Justin Cox was released by the Saskatchewan Roughriders on April 19, 2017, and was soon after banned from the CFL. Continue reading
Edmonton Oilers fire head coach Todd McLellan, hire Ken Hitchcock
The Edmonton Oilers are moving on from head coach Todd McLellan, replacing him with Ken Hitchcock. Continue reading
3 in custody after northern Saskatchewan shooting
RCMP have yet to determine the cause of death of Trina Bird, who died in a car following a shooting and police chase in northern Saskatchewan. Continue reading
40 years of kids shows: Sharon and Bram’s biggest message to parents
By Kim Smith Reporter
Following thousands of live shows over the span of 40 years, Sharon Hampson and Bram Morrison, with the late Lois Lilienstein, have had a front row seat to changing family dynamics. Continue reading
Saskatchewan gov’t to meet with First Nation operating unlicensed cannabis store
The Saskatchewan government has sent a warning letter to the Muscowpetung Saulteaux First Nation over its unlicensed cannabis store. Continue reading
Saskatoon to charge garbage collection fee, fund organics program with taxes
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Saskatoon city council made changes to garbage and organics collection as the city tries to extend the landfill’s lifespan. Continue reading
Antidepressant drug shortage could impact thousands in Saskatchewan
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
A shortage of bupropion, or Wellbutrin, could impact as many as 12,000 patients in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Sask. Opposition calling for release of revised ambulance strategy
By David Baxter Reporter
The average cost for an ambulance in Saskatchewan is $1,090, and documents describe EMS as “poorly integrated” prior to the formation of a single health region. Continue reading
McDonald’s investigating after viral video from Regina shows several needles inside bathroom
The video shows numerous needles on the floor and counter of the bathroom, including one needle filled with what appears to be blood. Continue reading
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