USask
-
COVID-19 variant of interest hits Sask., but expert says ‘no need to panic’Dr. Nazeem Muhajarine said a new variant of COVID-19 has reached the prairies, but added that we are not in a crisis like we were three years ago.HealthAug 18
-
University of Saskatchewan summer camps see uptick in admissionsThe University of Saskatchewan's summer camps are in high demand this season. Admissions increased by 10 per cent compared with last year.CanadaAug 2
-
-
Advertisement
-
Saskatoon-developed app connects dialysis patients to experts and othersA new app developed by a USask professor and a Saskatoon-based software company allows dialysis patients to share their experiences and give feedback to experts.HealthJul 26
-
-
Advertisement
-
‘The appetite is global’: Saskatchewan getting taste of growing ESports industryShaye Ruecker started the Saskatchewan ESports Association in September of 2022 as a non-profit after realizing the province was one of the last to enter the industry.CanadaJul 20
-
USask study looks at benefits of driver simulation for truck driversA USask study lead says her goal is to help create a better work environment for truck drivers, to attract more drivers and ultimately protect everyone else on the road.CanadaJul 11
-
-
University of Saskatchewan students send satellite to spaceStudents from the University of Saskatchewan have sent their own satellite into space. The students involved worked for five years on their RADSAT-SK CubeSat.CanadaJul 7
-
-
USask celebrates longest running Indigenous teacher education program in North AmericaUSask said the Indian Teacher Education Program is the longest running program in North America, adding that more than 3,000 alumni have graduated from ITEP.EducationJul 7
-
First Saskatchewan-made satellite to launch Saturday with SpaceXThe RADSAT-SK cube satellite is part of a CSA program called the Canadian CubeSat Project, which aims to boost interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.CanadaMay 29
-
-
Advertisement
-
USask’s VIDO receives $1 million for collaborative mpox researchDr. Angela Rasmussen at the University of Saskatchewan said mpox cases have gone down in places like Canada and the U.S., but it's still a problem in places like Mexico and France.HealthMay 25
-
-
Advertisement
-
Saskatoon morning news rewind: Thursday, May 18Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Thursday, May 18.BlogsMay 18
Trending
-
Bear attack in Banff National Park leaves two dead: Parks Canada9,106 Read
-
Feds must release ‘secret’ record on Nazis in Canada: ‘We cannot move forward’3,651 Read
-
Trilingual ‘O Canada’ to be sung at Blue Jays game2,115 Read
-
Gold rush: Costco is selling gold bars and they’re flying off shelves1,683 Read
-
World’s 1st drug to regrow teeth enters clinical trials1,482 Read
-
Sikh leaders from North America meet in Surrey, B.C., in wake of killing1,240 Read
-
Top Videos
-
Banff National Park grizzly bear attack leaves 2 people dead, wildlife officials say5,423 Viewed
-
Canada’s top soldier issues warning against working with other militaries3,238 Viewed
-
Modern day Gold Rush as Costco gold bars fly off the shelves2,630 Viewed
-
Manitoba election set to make history with either a PC or NDP win2,512 Viewed
-
Drug to regrow teeth enters clinical trials for 1st time2,285 Viewed
-
Jewish leaders urge feds to make Canada’s Nazi documents public1,740 Viewed
-