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Flipping the script: USask research focuses on therapy dog’s perspectiveAt the Pawsitive Connections Lab at the University of Saskatchewan, Dr. Colleen Dell is flipping the script and uncovering how dogs feel while performing their therapy tasks.EducationAug 2
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Saskatchewan MP shares vision for new northern universityA Saskatchewan MP is laying the groundwork for a new university in northern Saskatchewan. The announcement marks a starting point for the formation of an exploratory process.EducationAug 28
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USASK announces new collaboration to boost local semiconductor industryFrom making phone calls to microwaving dinner, microchips power daily life, and a new UofS collaboration will now allow these microchips to be built in Saskatchewan.TechOct 14
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Wildlife rehab centre warns of impact as University of Saskatchewan suspends servicesWildlife advocates and students are raising concerns about the University of Saskatchewan veterinary college's decision to stop accepting wildlife at its clinic indefinitely.CanadaJul 13
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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
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USask professor recognized for pediatric stem cell researchBig strides in children's healthcare as USask's Dr. Tyler Wenzel is awarded for rethinking treatments for rare pediatric diseases.HealthOct 7
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Sask. city’s wastewater tops Canada for most methamphetamine, cocainePrince Albert had the highest recorded levels of methamphetamine and cocaine in its wastewater between January 2024 and March 2026, according to data from Statistics Canada.HealthOct 3
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Saskatoon construction snarls commutes for USask students, hospital staffA web of construction and lane restrictions along Saskatoon's College Drive is causing traffic backlogs, putting the patience of university students and hospital staff to the test.CanadaSep 13
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Saskatchewan Income Support recipient prepares complaint to ombudsmanA Saskatchewan woman is telling her story of losing her home while on Saskatchewan Income Support (SIS), and despite recent upgrades to the program, she says it still isn't enough.CanadaSep 4
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Studies suggest public transit may improve healthAlthough there are safety concerns coming from transit riders, a study is showing public transportation can improve health with physical activity, well-being, and community.CanadaAug 19
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Ceremony in Saskatoon remembers lives lost in Iranian protestsA remembrance ceremony was held in Saskatoon Sunday to remember the loss of lives and freedom in Iran. Associations say more awareness needs to be spread in Canada about the IRGC.WorldAug 10
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‘Like a dream’: Saskatoon’s Jordan Carroll looks ahead after double Commonwealth winSaskatoon's Jordan Carroll says he is preparing for the upcoming gymnastics world championships following his two wins at the Commonwealth Games earlier this summer.CanadaAug 13
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Alberta, Saskatchewan premiers shut down Elon Musk’s call for separationThe trillionaire tech businessman said on his social media platform X that Quebec would benefit from independence, as would the two Prairie provinces.PoliticsOct 7
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Saskatoon cancer lodge to offer temporary ‘home’ for patients and familiesThe governments of Canada and Saskatchewan are spending around $7 million each to build a new cancer lodge in Saskatoon. It is expected to be ready to house patients in 2028.HealthOct 16
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Rare Thoracosaurus Fossil UnearthedParks Canada and the Royal Saskatchewan Museum hosted their annual Fossil Fever in August in Grasslands National Park, a dig that includes paleontologists and the public. This year a rare thoracosaurus tooth was the highlight of the dig, uncovering new history in Saskatchewan. This is the third thoracosaurus tooth to be found in the province,...EnvironmentOct 2
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Construction of Bell Canada’s AI data centre in Saskatchewan scaling upSaskatchewan’s Crown investments minister stood Thursday in front of a skeleton of steel beams to tout progress on an artificial intelligence mega facility.CanadaOct 2
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Polytechnique looks to revive nuclear studies as Quebec’s only reactor turns 50"Slowpoke" is a suitable name for Quebec's only working nuclear reactor. It only produces about 20 kilowatts of thermal energy, or enough to power six or seven toasters.CanadaOct 7
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Poilievre to campaign for Canadian unity in Alberta next week ahead of referendumPierre Poilievre is scheduled to deliver his speech during the Canada Strong and Free Network conference in Calgary on Oct. 16, followed by an address from Premier Danielle Smith.PoliticsOct 9
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Saskatchewan mother calls for safer football helmets after son’s head injuryA Balgonie, Sask. family wants change after their son, a high school football player, collapsed and suffered a head injury during a game earlier this month.HealthSep 23
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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