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WATCH: No player has suited up in as many games for the Saskatchewan Rush than Robert Church, breaking the franchise’s games played record to open the 2025-26 NLL season.

WATCH: Coming up one win shy of capturing a National Lacrosse League championship last spring, the Saskatchewan Rush begin the path back to glory with a roster almost entirely intact from last season.

WATCH: Playing together for St. Joseph’s University in the NCAA ranks, Levi Verch and Levi Anderson now find themselves on the Saskatchewan Rush aiming to blend offence and physicality this season in the NLL.

WATCH: A season opening bye week has presented the Saskatchewan Rush a chance to further prepare for their first game of the 2025-26 NLL season on December 6 hosting Calgary.

Saskatchewan cities are calling for changes to how municipalities are funded, saying the current system no longer meets modern needs. SUMA and municipal leaders argue the model must change for cities to have a change to keep pace with rising costs.

WATCH: A man from Churchbridge, Sask., has launched a petition following the death of his wife last month at a notoriously dangerous railway crossing. Global’s Vanessa Tiberio reports.

WATCH: Joining Global Sports’ Scott Roblin for the first ‘Rapid Fire with the Rush’ of the 2025-26 season, Saskatchewan Rush transition threat Jake Boudreau tees up the team’s season opener against Calgary.

WATCH: Pea, lentil and bean producers in Saskatchewan are pushing for market diversification following Canada’s deal with China to remove yellow pea tariffs last month and the persisting 30 per cent tariff from India on the same product.

Alberta and Saskatchewan are pushing Ottawa to lift a ban on a certain rodent poison as farmers voice their concerns about damaged crops and injuries to livestock. The provinces say the pest management regulatory agency has rejected their proposal to allow use of the poison in emergency situations. Katherine Ward has this story and more...

WATCH: Uniglobe Carefree Travel president Jamie Milton shares an upcoming trip package to Vegas from January 8 – 11, 2026 to watch the Saskatchewan Rush in action.

Saskatchewan municipalities push to modernize tax dollar allocations as they say the current system is unsustainable. Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill says the province will launch an independent review into current safety concerns in Saskatchewan hospitals. Former Regina Pats Coach Bernie Lynch who is convicted of sexual assault loses his parole appeal.

WATCH: Global Sports Scott Roblin recaps the biggest moments in 2025 Saskatchewan sports including Riders Grey Cup win and Rush making it to the finals.

One of the world’s biggest potash producers U.S. export plans isn’t sitting well in Ottawa with the federal government pushing Saskatchewan-based nutrition to change course.

The green and white out in full force as the Saskatchewan Roughriders parade the Grey Cup around the city. With a push to improve provincial voting numbers, a recommendation from Elections Saskatchewan calls for the implementation of telephone voting. MADD Canada launches their annual campaign to encourage safe driving for Saskatchewan students.

The green and white out in full force as the Saskatchewan Roughriders parade the Grey Cup around Regina. Mayor Cynthia Block sits down with Saskatoon business owners and entrepreneurs to talk about city council’s priorities ahead of budget talks. With a push to improve provincial voting numbers, a recommendation from Elections Saskatchewan calls for the...

WATCH: Nuclear power production is pushing forward in Saskatchewan with the province’s new Energy Security plan paving the way. CAMECO plans to build the province’s nuclear power plants in a $700 million dollar project.

Saskatoon hosts multiple events across the city in honor of National Truth and Reconciliation Day. United Food and Commercial Workers International Union pushes for all of Canada’s provinces to recognize Truth and Reconciliation Day as a statutory holiday. Saskatchewan minimum wage increases.

Regina hosts multiple events across the city in honor of National Truth and Reconciliation Day. United Food and Commercial Workers International Union pushes for all of Canada’s provinces to recognize Truth and Reconciliation Day as a statutory holiday. Saskatchewan minimum wage increases.

At a press conference on Thursday, Premier Scott Moe said he will lead a trade mission to China next week to advocate for Saskatchewan producers hurt by Chinese tariffs on canola, pork, pulse crops, and seafood. Moe will be joined by Trade Minister Warren Kaeding, who is leading a parallel mission to South Korea before...

WATCH: Go Baby Go is back in Saskatchewan donating adaptive cars for children with restricted mobility, the cars include push-buttons, supported seating and communication devices.