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Focus Saskatchewan
Inspirational leaders Shaping Saskatchewan
Six Saskatchewan community leaders share their insights on how strong leadership can inspire us to reach for goals previously thought to be out of reach. Continue reading
Tennis sisters climb the ranks in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan sisters Anya, 17, and Teah Chavez, 13, are both ranked first in the province — U18 and U14, respectively. Continue reading
North Saskatchewan teen discovers his outlet through music
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
Dillon was born without his left forearm, which made learning to play an instrument extremely difficult. Continue reading
‘Signs along the road to Auschwitz’: a Holocaust survivor’s story
By Jacqueline Wilson Anchor
Irving Roth, 90, survived two concentration camps and has dedicated his life to educating people about the horrors of the Holocaust and the evils of racism. Continue reading
‘A wonderful man’: War bride recalls 67 years of marriage with Moose Jaw sargeant
By Allison Bamford Digital Broadcast Journalist
Margaret Houghton was one of 48,000 war brides who traveled from Europe to Canada to reunite with her soulmate. Continue reading
How a small-town Saskatchewan newspaper is surviving in a changing industry
By Nathaniel Dove Digital Broadcast Journalist
“We’ve seen probably 400 papers close over the last decade, a couple hundred papers in the past year, more community newspapers than daily newspapers.” Continue reading
Saskatchewan’s Hunter Brothers release new song ‘Silver Lining’
Shaunavon, Sask.’s Hunter Brothers’ have released their new song Silver Linings and Global News was able to go behind the scenes. Continue reading
Still searching: The disappearance of Mekayla Bali
The saying ‘time heals all wounds’ couldn’t be farther from the truth for the family of Mekayla Bali, the teenager who vanished without a trace from Yorkton, Sask. Continue reading
Canada’s strangest book store is in an old bank on the Saskatchewan Prairies
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
Crawford’s Used Books in Perdue, Sask., houses an inventory of more than 300,000. Continue reading