MADD praises Riders for pulling Charleston Hughes amid impaired driving charge
Land-based learning links curriculum with Indigenous culture
Saskatoon police ticket woman for allegedly consuming cannabis in vehicle
Saskatchewan SPCA says animal protection officers need more support
Student-run clinic in Saskatoon breaking barriers for those needing dental care
Prince Albert Raiders beat Spokane Chiefs 8-2, pick up 5th straight win
Blind, partially sighted women find independence through hair and makeup
By Cami Kepke Reporter
For women with visual impairments, hair and makeup is about much more than just the way they look. Continue reading
Sask. RCMP lay charges after 2 arrested in stolen vehicle chase
Saskatchewan RCMP say numerous charges have been laid after two men attempted to evade arrest while driving a stolen vehicle. Continue reading
Woman’s body found in basement suite after suspicious Saskatoon fire
The Saskatoon Fire Department said the body of a woman was found in a basement suite at the scene of a fire. Continue reading
Roughriders rebound with 29-24 victory over Stampeders
After getting shut out in their previous game, the Saskatchewan Roughriders kept Calgary’s defence on the field and generated points from long drives. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan – Saskatoon: October 2018
Global Saskatoon features a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan daily on Global News at 6 and Global News at 10. Continue reading
‘Be a flamingo in a flock of pigeons’: Regina man hosts first prairie LGBT talk show
By Cami Kepke Reporter
“Somebody at home, we hope, is watching and learning it’s alright to drink a pink drink no matter what gender you are.” Continue reading
Mark Donlevy developed PTSD years before sexual assault conviction: lawyer
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Mark Donlevy served in the Canadian military and took a controversial drug exacerbating his post-traumatic stress disorder, according to his lawyer. Continue reading
Retail sales struggling in Saskatchewan compared to the rest of Canada
By David Baxter Reporter
Saskatchewan’s retail sales dropped 2.7 per cent between July and August, while posting the second slowest growth in Canada. Continue reading
SaskPower announces second utility-scale wind energy project in a month
By David Baxter Reporter
For the second time in a month, SaskPower has announced a partnership for a utility-scale win farm. This one will power up to 90,000 homes. Continue reading
Sask. expects to hear carbon tax court ruling in 2019
By David Baxter Reporter
Environment Minister Dustin Duncan says the result of Saskatchewan’s court challenge on the federal carbon tax is expected in the spring. Continue reading
Man killed in crash between stolen truck and school bus in western Sask.
The driver of a stolen truck was killed in a crash with a school bus in western Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Saskatoon weather outlook: sensational sunshine continues
Sensational sunshine sticks around in Saskatoon’s weather forecast ahead as temperatures gradually warm back up. Continue reading
Riders remove Charleston Hughes from active roster ahead of game against Stamps
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have reversed its decision on the playing status of defensive end Charleston Hughes. Continue reading
Canada Post union workers to begin rotating nationwide strikes Monday morning
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) announced Sunday that it will begin rotating strikes on Monday morning at 12:01 a.m. in Victoria, Edmonton and Windsor, and at 1:01 a.m. in Halifax. Continue reading
6 people injured in shooting near Jacksonville Jaguars stadium, 3 in critical condition
Six people were injured Sunday in a shooting that took place five blocks away from TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, Florida. Continue reading
Former NDP MP Kennedy Stewart elected mayor of Vancouver
In a finish that was much closer than many analysts expected, Kennedy Stewart has been elected mayor of Vancouver. Continue reading
When it comes to pot legalization, Canada ‘on the right track,’ says Colorado police expert
But just because legalization has happened doesn’t mean the work is done. Continue reading
Can the Conservatives reverse cannabis legalization?
Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer hasn’t promised to keep cannabis legal if elected prime minister — would it be possible for him to reverse legalization? Continue reading
Blind, partially sighted women find independence through hair and makeup
By Cami Kepke Reporter
For women with visual impairments, hair and makeup is about much more than just the way they look. Continue reading
Saskatoon police ticket woman for allegedly consuming cannabis in vehicle
Though the woman who received the ticket was a passenger, officers are reminding the public that any pot consumption in a vehicle is illegal. Continue reading
Canada’s legal cannabis market needs 2 years to stabilize: analyst
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Supply shortages caused cannabis prices to spike in parts of Canada following legalization on Oct. 17. Continue reading
MADD praises Riders for pulling Charleston Hughes amid impaired driving charge
MADD Canada said the decision to remove Charleston Hughes from the Riders’ active roster sent a strong message about the seriousness of impaired driving. Continue reading
Sask. RCMP lay charges after 2 arrested in stolen vehicle chase
Saskatchewan RCMP say numerous charges have been laid after two men attempted to evade arrest while driving a stolen vehicle. Continue reading
Woman’s body found in basement suite after suspicious Saskatoon fire
The Saskatoon Fire Department said the body of a woman was found in a basement suite at the scene of a fire. Continue reading
Saskatchewan SPCA says animal protection officers need more support
The Saskatchewan SPCA says the province needs to ensure the officers have the resources to do their jobs properly, including ongoing training. Continue reading
Land-based learning links curriculum with Indigenous culture
Hunter Sasakamoose is taking part in land-based learning which combines lessons from his ancestors on the Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Prince Albert Raiders beat Spokane Chiefs 8-2, pick up 5th straight win
The Prince Albert Raiders earned their fifth-straight win with a victory against the Spokane Chiefs on Oct. 20. Continue reading
Roughriders rebound with 29-24 victory over Stampeders
After getting shut out in their previous game, the Saskatchewan Roughriders kept Calgary’s defence on the field and generated points from long drives. Continue reading
Your Saskatchewan – Saskatoon: October 2018
Global Saskatoon features a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan daily on Global News at 6 and Global News at 10. Continue reading
‘Be a flamingo in a flock of pigeons’: Regina man hosts first prairie LGBT talk show
By Cami Kepke Reporter
“Somebody at home, we hope, is watching and learning it’s alright to drink a pink drink no matter what gender you are.” Continue reading
Mark Donlevy developed PTSD years before sexual assault conviction: lawyer
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Mark Donlevy served in the Canadian military and took a controversial drug exacerbating his post-traumatic stress disorder, according to his lawyer. Continue reading
Retail sales struggling in Saskatchewan compared to the rest of Canada
By David Baxter Reporter
Saskatchewan’s retail sales dropped 2.7 per cent between July and August, while posting the second slowest growth in Canada. Continue reading
SaskPower announces second utility-scale wind energy project in a month
By David Baxter Reporter
For the second time in a month, SaskPower has announced a partnership for a utility-scale win farm. This one will power up to 90,000 homes. Continue reading
Sask. expects to hear carbon tax court ruling in 2019
By David Baxter Reporter
Environment Minister Dustin Duncan says the result of Saskatchewan’s court challenge on the federal carbon tax is expected in the spring. Continue reading
Student-run clinic in Saskatoon breaking barriers for those needing dental care
Four students nearing completion of their four-year dentistry program at the University of Saskatchewan are opening an emergency dental care clinic. Continue reading
Man killed in crash between stolen truck and school bus in western Sask.
The driver of a stolen truck was killed in a crash with a school bus in western Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Saskatoon weather outlook: sensational sunshine continues
Sensational sunshine sticks around in Saskatoon’s weather forecast ahead as temperatures gradually warm back up. Continue reading
Riders remove Charleston Hughes from active roster ahead of game against Stamps
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have reversed its decision on the playing status of defensive end Charleston Hughes. Continue reading
Charleston Hughes to play for Roughriders after impaired driving charge
Veteran rush end Charleston Hughes, who leads the CFL in sacks, will play Saturday when the Saskatchewan Roughriders visit the Calgary Stampeders. Continue reading
Cannabis legalization brings changes to hemp industry
By Rebekah Lesko Reporter
As part of the new cannabis legislation, industrial hemp regulations have been updated to allow the harvest of flowering heads, branches and leaves. Continue reading
Remai Modern exceeds own expectations 1st year
After nearly a year in operation, Saskatoon’s Remai Modern art gallery has had 453,176 visits. Continue reading
Recreational cannabis packaging strictly regulated
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
From seed to sale, cannabis products are heavily regulated – including strict packaging. Continue reading
Regina Rams football player charged with assault
Takudzwa Timothy Brandon Gandire of Vancouver is charged with assault causing bodily harm and failing to comply with undertaking. Continue reading
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