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We are happy to show off the brand-new TMS kitchen, which was created in partnership with our KitchenAid friends! We’re breaking into our new kitchen this morning with none other than Chef Paul Lillakas, who whips up three dishes to prepare and test out our new, sparkling gadgets: from a spring salad to a Parmesan...

The name Ben Stelter is pretty well-known in our city. He is the young boy that captured the hearts of many for his love for the Oilers and his long-fought battle with brain cancer. In Ben’s memory, Popeyes Restaurants is bringing back Ben’s Day, helping raise money for the Ben Stelter Foundation. Kyle Ferbey, COO...

Chemistry teacher Michael Ng joins us on Global News Morning Edmonton every month to explore some cool science. Today we learned how red cabbage juice can test all sorts of acids and bases in your kitchen.

On Wednesday, the NDP presented leaked powerpoint slides showing estimated costs for refurbishing the province’s coal power plants that were nearly ten times higher than the government’s stated figure. Thursday, the government fired back, explaining that the figures in the slides included various other costs and stretched over the next 25 years.

Another leaked document was causing a stir at the Legislature. The confidential memo – which was presented to SaskPower’s Audit & Financial Committee back in November – shows a review of the province’s coal plan found several areas of extreme risk and projected rate hikes of 95% by 2040.

A short questionnaire will be mailed to every household in the province. The Province is seeking feedback on potential restrictions for young people regarding social media. The government says the response will guide their position on the issue going forward.

A new study outlines how Saskatchewan Potash companies are making windfall profits while being taxed at a rate significantly lower than other industries.

The latest figures from StatsCan show Saskatchewan losing 10,200 full-time jobs, but also gaining 6,200 part-time jobs from March to April – a loss of 4,000 jobs overall. The unemployment rate rose from 5% to 5.6%

52 vendors were on-site for the first farmer’s market of the year, which marked the event’s return to its downtown home. The farmer’s market will be back at Pat Fiacco Plaza every Wednesday and Saturday from 9am to 1pm until October.

The two-day event was focused on a theme of turning pain into power. Multiple speakers advocated for the importance of harm reduction and community consultation regarding mental health and addictions policy. A new pilot project is aiming to combine western medicine with indigenous community-based healing.

A spike in Regina overdose-related deaths has the Saskatchewan Health Authority warning about a toxic supply of especially potent drugs. It is also raising questions about the future of safe consumption in the province’s capital.

Global News Morning’s Matthew Merkel talks to Nikola Maharajh of Commonwealth Kitchen, which has reopened its door more than eight months after being sustaining damages due to arson.

The development agreement for Bell’s AI Data Centre was approved by the RM of Sherwood council despite repeated interruptions by concerned citizens and protesters.

Unit 4 of the Boundary Power Plant near Estevan, Saskatchewan has been refurbished and reconnected. It cost $7.6 million to get it back up to speed, and it will produce 150MW of power. But critics of the province’s refusal to phase out coal say they aren’t impressed.

The City of Regina has announced that it plans to move forward with a proposed sale of multiple buildings in the REAL district.

The Government of Saskatchewan unveiled ‘The Hall of Valour’ Wednesday, a gesture made to honour members of the military. It’s part of a larger campaign petitioning the Federal Government to recognize heroes with the Victoria Cross.

It was perhaps the wildest day in the RM of Sherwood’s history. Protesters laid siege to the building, and accusations of corruption were shouted, as Bell’s AI Data Centre was greenlit by council.

With only days left before the development review, the NDP is blaming the Saskatchewan government for a lack of information and transparency about Bell’s proposed AI Data Centre. Shadow Minister of Jobs and the Economy, Aleana Young, announced her party had submitted letters to both the province and Bell demanding answers. The NDP is also...

The RM of Sherwood council meeting to review Bell’s AI Data Centre development agreement was interrupted multiple times by protesters and frustrated citizens. One formally registered delegate was especially upset after council voted against hearing out her concerns

Experts say that Bell’s proposed 300 MW AI Data Centre is moving through the approval process at a speed that is practically unheard-of. They warn “the public should be concerned about that.”