Saskatoon Latest News

• Soon you can help choose the new name of the Saskatchewan Liberal Party

  The Saskatchewan Liberal Party will go into the 2024 election with a new name. The party is doing a full rebrand, including its name and logo, and will invite public suggestions.

  Politics

  6 hours
• Saskatchewan RCMP seize fentanyl, cash in ‘significant’ drug bust

  41-year-old Keenan Leith Ireland was arrested at a residence in Hodgeville, Sask., on March 23.

  Crime

  6 hours
• Saskatchewan to start development on future Indigenous police services

  Calls for Indigenous self-policing have grown louder in recent months, and now the Saskatchewan government is taking its first steps into making that a reality.

  Canada

  7 hours
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• Saskatchewan Court of Appeal overturns ruling on Lighthouse executive director

  Judge Barrington-Foote ruled that Don Windels had been denied procedural fairness during a Court of Appeal hearing on March 20th.

  Canada

  7 hours
• Saskatoon pool undergoes upgrades with potential 2-year shutdown

  The City of Saskatoon said the project will take anywhere from 18 months to two years to complete, adding it will cost somewhere between $18-$24 million.

  Canada

  10 hours
• Government of Saskatchewan incentivizing critical mineral mining

  The Sask. Party government announced the plan, Securing the Future: Saskatchewan's Critical Mineral Strategy, with four goals over the next few years to enhance production.

  Economy

  12 hours
• Quewezance sisters granted bail in Yorkton, Sask. after nearly 30 years in prison

  The sisters were convicted of second-degree murder at a Yorkton, Sask., courthouse in 1994, where they both received life sentences.

  Crime

  Mar 27
• Saskatoon morning news rewind: Monday, March 27

  Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Monday, March 27.

  Blogs

  Mar 27
• Your Saskatchewan photo of the day: March 2023

  Each day, Global Saskatoon and Global Regina feature a viewer-submitted photo for the Your Saskatchewan photo of the day.

  Blogs

  Mar 27
• Saskatchewan Polytechnic hosts first Powwow showcasing Indigenous dancers

  Saskatchewan Polytechnic hosted their first annual Powwow on their Saskatoon campus on March 24, 2023.

  Canada

  Mar 26
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• Regina Symphony Orchestra cancels shows as ticket sales drop

  The ensemble has seen an almost 50 per cent decline in attendance in both season subscriptions and single ticket purchases.

  Canada

  Mar 26
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• Terry Cahill hitchhikes to Saskatoon for Rush vs. Roughnecks game

  After watching the two teams face off in Calgary last week, Cahill said tonight's rematch was more than enough reason to head to the SaskTel Centre. 

  Entertainment

  Mar 25
• Unissued diplomas hang at U of S for Ukrainian students who will never graduate

  The exhibit will be on display beginning Sunday, March 26, and be open for viewing for one week. 

  Canada

  Mar 25
• Sask. northern lights almost max category index: aurora expert

  Aurora chaser and researcher Dale Boan said that northern lights are categorized on a KP index, similar to category storm indexes.

  Environment

  Mar 25
• ‘Sense of community’ felt as Halifax hosts Canadian Pride Curling Championships

  The Canadian Pride Curling Championships are being held in Halifax for the first time in a decade, and the hosting team says it's an honour.

  Canada

  Mar 25
• Shaping Saskatchewan: Carol LaFayette-Boyd

  From her work with the Saskatchewan African Canadian Heritage Museum to her records in track and field, Carol LaFayette-Boyd continues to expand her impact on the community.

  Canada

  Mar 24
• Île-à-la-Crosse survivors gather for the first time to discuss lawsuit and heal

  Île-à-la-Crosse residential school survivors gathered in Saskatoon. They are still fighting to have their traumatic experiences recognized and possibly compensated.

  Canada

  Mar 24
• Environment Canada says winter weather holding in Sask., spring won’t be ‘coming in anytime fast’

  Snow is still piled up outside as March comes to a close and patience around Saskatchewan is wearing thin. The calendar says spring has arrived, so where is it?

  Environment

  Mar 24
• Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools facing shortfall of millions after budget snub

  An email sent by Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools to teachers said the CFO is still looking over the numbers but anticipates needing $2 million just to keep current programming.

  Education

  Mar 24
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• Co-operatives First helping entrepreneurs start new daycares in Saskatchewan

  Entrepreneurship expert, Heather Hallgrimson said the waiting lists for daycares in the province have been growing since the daily fee reduction announcement.

  Canada

  Mar 24
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• Complainant in Saskatoon sexual assault case speaks out after publication ban lifted

  Former athletic director of Legacy Christian Academy, Aaron Benneweis is charged with sexual assault and sexual exploitation.

  Crime

  Mar 24
• Firefighter training returns to Melville, Sask.

  The National Fire Protection Association Standard 1001 program will be the first training offered, with additional volunteer and industrial training coming in the fall.

  Canada

  Mar 24
• ‘Land of the Living Skies’ highlights northern lights

  Photos came flooding in from Thursday night's light show above Saskatchewan, and here are some of the pictures you sent our way.

  Canada

  Mar 24
• Saskatoon morning news rewind: Friday, March 24

  Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Friday, March 24.

  Blogs

  Mar 24
• ‘Sexist and wrong’: Experience Regina slogans weren’t presented to mayor, tourism CEO ahead of launch

  What started as a rebranded tourism department has turned into a controversial issue across Regina met with both hate and support online, and now in the halls of city council.

  Canada

  Mar 23