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The eight year anniversary of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash is renewing calls for improved safety measures in the trucking industry. A Saskatchewan man who abducted his daughter to prevent her from getting the COVID 19 vaccine appeals his criminal charges.

Premier Scott Moe speaks on why he joined four other premiers on a letter calling for the Federal Government to stop their attempt at limiting the use of the notwithstanding clause. A recent rent report has the provincial NDP calling on the Saskatchewan Government to instill rent control. Saskatchewan Chief Medical Officer, Doctor Saqib urges...

Premier Scott Moe speaks on why he joined four other premiers on a letter calling for the Federal Government to stop their attempt at limiting the use of the notwithstanding clause. The former director of Christian Centre Academy, who was found guilty on multiple charges of assault with a weapon, must wait a little longer...

Despite Alberta and Quebec charging residents to get the COVDI-19 vaccine, Saskatchewan is continuing to offer it free of charge.

It has been more than five years since the first Covid-19 was confirmed in Saskatchewan. The world changed overnight and in terms of jobs, there was a drastic shift to remote work. Robert Half VP Evangeline Berube joined our Brenden Purdy with a new study into the importance and perception of flexible work schedules.

March 12 marks five years since the first case of COVID-19 was announced in Saskatchewan. Sarah Jones has more on the uncertainty it caused and how industries have bounced back.

With it being five years since the first COVID-19 case in Saskatchewan, our anchor, Lisa Dutton, sat down with Dr. Cory Neudorf to talk about how far Saskatchewan has come since the start of the pandemic and what has changed.

A Saskatchewan family had it’s Disneyland trip cancelled by Air Canada in 2021 during Covid-19. Air Canada said it would refund the tickets, but the refund never came.; that was until Global News got involved.

Advocates are asking for mandatory masking, the normalization of masks on campus, and having N95 masks be made available to anyone who wants them.

Russia’s war on Ukraine is escalating, as Russian President Vladimir Putin announces a partial mobilization of his country’s military reserves, while strongly implying he’s ready to use nuclear weapons. What this could mean for the conflict, and how Ukraine and its Western allies are responding. Saskatchewan’s chief coroner says two public inquests will be held...

Global Saskatoon spoke to Professor Stephen Urguhart on Monday about his concerns with the lack of mask enforcement on the University of Saskatchewan campus. Urquhart has started wearing his mask with the hope of encouraging students and colleagues to also practice familiar precautions given recent COVID-19 data.

Saskatchewan has now signed on to a federal fund aimed at improving long-term care. The fund was established in 2020 as COVID-19 fatally spread through care homes across Canada.

Saskatchewan released its first weekly update of COVID-19 case numbers Thursday. Global News has learned its not only the public getting less data — senior doctors are also seeing less information. Nathaniel Dove has the exclusive story.

As Alberta and Saskatchewan drop most COVID-19 restrictions, Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott said on Wednesday there was no plan to drop the proof of vaccination or masking requirements yet as the province is “not in the clear” to do so.

The days are numbered for Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 restrictions, leaving businesses with little time to make some tough decisions.

In its weekly coronavirus update, the Province of Saskatchewan said there were 384 COVID-19 patients in hospital as of Wednesday, of which 206 were incidental infections.

There’s a lot of adjustments businesses have had to make while living with COVID-19, with some businesses in Saskatchewan turning to QR codes.

In an effort to show the public what it looks like to suffer from long COVID symptoms, Matthew Cardinal recently shared X-ray images of his lungs on social media.

Saskatchewan Health Authority Interim Senior Medical Health Officer and epidemiologist Dr. Cory Neudorf responds to viewer’s questions about the COVID-19 pandemic.

Regina Police estimate around a thousand people were present at the ‘solidarity convoy’ at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building this past Saturday. Although, the nationwide protests strongly opposing COVID-19 mandates are drawing in large crowds, they are also attracting much controversy. Taz Dhaliwal explains.