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Lions eager for crucial clash with RoughridersMathieu Betts knows exactly what will be on the line when his B.C. Lions line up against the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Friday.SportsSep 24
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Sask. celebrates Culture Days for 16th yearThe province is celebrating Culture Days across 45 hubs, featuring free events such as workshops, open mics, and shows. The event has been celebrated in Saskatchewan since 2010.EntertainmentSep 26
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Saskatchewan courts to allow use of eagle feathersThose swearing oaths or making affirmations in Saskatchewan provincial courts can now do so with an eagle feather.CanadaAug 19
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Mosquitoes are ‘bugging’ Saskatchewan, with numbers way up compared to past yearsThe mosquito count in Saskatchewan is showing huge numbers. Stores are selling out of bug spray, and some have put limits on how many bottles you can purchase.CanadaJul 24
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Saskatchewan health-care workers vote 99% in favour of job action: CUPE99 per cent of the more than 13,000 health-care workers who cast ballots in the CUPE Local 5430 vote were in favour of job action as the union works to secure a contract.HealthSep 15
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Tommy time: Saskatchewan Roughriders’ one-yard wonderWhen the Saskatchewan Roughriders need one yard, they know who to turn to — big man Tommy Stevens. He has proven to be a large factor in the Riders' offensive success.SportsJul 20
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‘First thing I thought of was the truck,’ says $44M Saskatchewan lotto winnerA tailgate was thrown to celebrate Doug Putland, a Prince Albert man who won $44 million. Now that he has his dream truck, he said the rest of cash is for his family.CanadaSep 9
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Locals ‘denied a say’ in Saskatchewan AI data centres; NDP calls for moratoriumSaskatchewan's Opposition NDP is calling for a moratorium in the construction of AI data centres, days after Premier Scott Moe and Prime Minster Mark Carney's announcement.TechSep 16
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10 Questions about Bell’s AI Data Centre Expansion AnsweredThrough conversations with three experts, Bell Canada, and careful inspection of press releases, Global News seeks to bring you answers to the questions you may have.PoliticsSep 17
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Regina Pediatric Diabetes closure ‘terrifying’ for Wolseley mother and daughter"We've been with them now for a year and we’ve built relationships and learned to trust each other, and now that's ripped away, that's gone.” -Jess McBridePoliticsSep 21
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Regina police employee accused of improperly accessing information in databasesA civilian employee at the Regina Police Service is facing a non-criminal charge after improperly using her access to private, police information multiple times.CanadaSep 14
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Saskatchewan storm season close to breaking records as tornado totals riseA potentially record-breaking summer storm season in Saskatchewan is showing no sign of letting up. Severe weather ripped through the province again over the weekend.WeatherJul 14
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Opposition ‘politicking’ on Weedmark private flights unless evidence exists, says policy expertKevin Weedmark is defending his recent set of flights to attend government events, saying he paid for them out of pocket despite mounting questions from the Opposition.CanadaSep 19
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Death of pregnant woman and her baby prompts call for Saskatchewan rural health changesThe NDP says the case of Chelsea Bear, a mom pregnant with twins who died with one of the babies after seeking care in Meadow Lake, was failed by the rural health-care system.HealthSep 25
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Rankin touchdown spurs Elks to Labour Day winWhat had been a quiet game for the Edmonton Elks' leading rusher suddenly turned into a roar Monday.SportsSep 7
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No shuttle service for Regina Foo Fighters concert ‘due to timing,’ mayor saysShuttle service will not be available for people attending the Foo Fighters concert next Tuesday, due to timing issues, the city's mayor said.CanadaSep 10
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Deficit persists despite higher oil revenueThe provincial government is out with its first quarter financial update with a deficit now at $825m. But finance minister Jim Reiter said provincial economy remains strong.CannabisAug 27
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Saskatchewan tax on American liquor kicks in for retailers amid trade standoffSaskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced last month his province would implement the 50 per cent fee on American alcohol on the same day Canada's reciprocal tariffs take effect.PoliticsSep 8
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AI data centre speculation in Corman Park sparks questionsThe questions come as the NDP identifies an industrial property marketed in Corman Park. The listing is described as having all the amenities for a large-scale data centre.EconomySep 11
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Trump’s threat not a concern for Saskatchewan potash mining town, mayor saysThe mayor of a Saskatchewan town said residents are not worried, or currently affected, by recent threats made by U.S. President Donald Trump to get potash from Belarus.EconomySep 22