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Organize your kitchen countertop chaosThe kitchen is the hardest-working room in our homes, and it gets messy again fast. So, what’s the solution for our drawers, utensils, and pans? The queen of clean, Melissa Maker, is here with the best kitchen organization solutions that will last you years.The Morning ShowOct 8
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Organize your kitchen countertop chaosThe kitchen is the hardest-working room in our homes and it gets messy fast. So what’s the solution for our drawers, utensils, and pans? The queen of clean Melissa Maker is here with the best kitchen organization solutions that will last you years.LifestyleOct 8
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Alicia Keys’ musical ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ hits Toronto with story about family, love and self-discoveryAlicia Keys’ Tony Award-winning musical ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ is now playing in Toronto, telling the coming-of-age story of 17-year-old Ali as she navigates family, identity and her dreams of becoming her own person. Liem Vu chats with Kennedy Caughell and Desmond Sean Ellington about playing Ali’s parents in a musical celebrating Alicia Key’s life and music.Global News at Noon TorontoOct 6
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Study finds 31 out of every 100 Sask. nurses leave the job before age 35While retention rates have improved since last year, the 10-year burnout trend is gradually worsening researchers say.6 hours
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Canadians gobblin’ up local brews as input costs rise for small businessesCraft breweries say that canning costs have nearly doubled since the trade war began.EconomyOct 9
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Bail granted for South Carolina driver charged with deaths of woman and two young girlsKelly Knopf, of South Carolina, will be returning home until his next court appearance in January.CrimeOct 8
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City Council debates concerns and involvement in Bell Data Centre expansionA motion for information and reporting on Bell’s AI Data Centre’s impacts on Regina residents sparked lengthy discussions from residents, experts and the President of Bell AI Fabric.EconomyOct 14
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Bell conditionally purchases 895 acres for AI data centre expansionBell’s application for rezoning says they will phase in up to 9 new data centre buildings starting as soon as 2027.EconomyOct 8
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Foam Lake community supporting one another after horrific tragedyHeartbreak and heaviness – in Foam Lake, SK, community members are coming together to support one another after a horrific tragedy took the lives of a 40-year old woman and two young girls.Oct 6
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Regina Drug Treatment Court celebrates 20 yearsOver 150 people have successfully graduated from the program since it began in 2006.CrimeSep 25
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AI insanity hits ReginaEverything everywhere all at once. That’s what Wednesday was like when it come to AI Data centres and Regina.EconomySep 24
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Another chaotic AI Data Centre protest disrupts Sherwood council meetingClose to 100 protestors marched around the building making noise before entering the council chambers and berating officials with insults, accusations and unanswered questions.EconomySep 24
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Siskin II aircraft arrive in Moose JawFour planes landed at 15 Wing Air Base in Moose Jaw Monday. These aircraft are reserved for flight training purposes only, but they are also a sneak-peek at the model selected to eventually replace the snowbirds.TrendingSep 21
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Regina Pediatric Diabetes closure “terrifying” for Wolseley mother and daughterJess and Brexlee McBride say they don’t know when or where their next appointment is, and are wondering what will happen if there is an emergency.HealthSep 16
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Bell AI Data Centre quadrupling expansion raises questionsBell Canada and the Government of Saskatchewan announced a non-binding memorandum of understanding to expand Bell AI Fabric in Saskatchewan from 300 megawatts to 1.2 gigawatts on Monday. The project may require up to $52 Billion dollars of investment, although experts say much of that may be spent on high tech chips from Taiwan, with...ConsumerSep 15
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Off-Duty RCMP bullet rips through Oxbow home, ‘terrifies’ coupleAn off-duty RCMP officer told Aleysha Van Rooyen that she was cleaning her gun when it accidentally discharged. Luckily, no one was harmed by the shot. But Van Rooyen and her husband are troubled by the lack of any check on their wellbeing, apology from the officer, or communication about discipline from the RCMP.CommentarySep 14
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Pepsi Park encampment seeking public support for solar panels: volunteer groupSunday Funday YQR, a mutual aid group supporting people living in the Pepsi Park encampment, is marking 60 days of involvement. They are seeking public donations toward securing solar panels – saying reliable power is needed for charging phones and heating devices before winter arrives.PoliticsSep 9
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Heavy rains grind harvest to a halt – have farmers struggling to keep above waterThe rainfall is just the latest in a barrage of negative factors hitting farmers this year.WeatherSep 8
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Guru Nanak’s Free Kitchen opens a permanent space in Vancouver’s Downtown EastsideVolunteer-led charity Guru Nanak’s Free Kitchen has been serving meals in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside for more than 20 years. Now, the group is hoping to reach more people and have an even bigger impact with the opening of a permanent kitchen. Global’s Safeeya Pirani visits the team to learn about what this new chapter means...Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 17
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Booze tariffs are strirring up uncertainty in SaskatchewanIndustry official says Rye farmers could be hit particularly hard.EconomySep 2