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• Saskatoon’s Martin, Kleiter rinks break through to win 1st provincial curling titles

  It was redemption for the Nancy Martin and Rylan Kleiter rinks in Kindersley, overcoming crushing defeats from the year prior to win Saskatchewan's provincial curling titles.

  Sports

  3 hours
• Air Canada took years to refund travellers after COVID-19 cancellations

  Airlines like Air Canada have refunded millions of dollars to passengers for tickets cancelled due to COVID-19. However, some travellers are still waiting for what they're owed.

  Canada

  3 hours
• Saskatchewan may double down on coal-fired power

  While many oppose a return to conventional coal power, mining cities like Estevan stand to benefit from the move.

  Economy

  5 hours
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• ‘Every aspect of society has changed’: Sask. residents react to 3 years of war in Ukraine

  It has been nearly three years since Ukraine was invaded by Russia and some locals from Saskatchewan are doing what they can to raise awareness and offer support.

  World

  8 hours
• Your Saskatchewan photo of the day: January 2025

  Each day, Global Saskatoon and Global Regina feature a viewer-submitted photo for the Your Saskatchewan photo of the day.

  Canada

  Jan 26
• Canadians from across the country share their medical gaslighting experiences

  Medical gaslighting is an issue that has affected Canadians across the county. We talked to people across the country to showcase this issue is and what sort of impacts it has

  Health

  Jan 25
• Trump says Canada is a bad trade partner. Are his tariff threats justified?

  Experts say opening up Canada's dairy sector and other protected markets to American firms can have positive effects on the country — and could be crucial to avoiding a trade war

  Politics

  Jan 25
• Saskatchewan working to produce more fruits and veggies for province, country

  Inflation, tariffs, and access to fresh foods were all top of mind at the Saskatchewan Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association’s annual conference.

  Canada

  Jan 24
• ‘A luxury’: X-Ray Records set to close its doors after 38 years in Regina

  X-Ray Records was established in 1987, but it is set to close its doors this February as sales and foot traffic dwindle.

  Canada

  Jan 24
• Mexican resort refunds Saskatchewan woman who says she was pressured to sign NDA

  A Sask. woman says she's been compensated after coming forward with allegations that staff at a resort in Mexico pressured her to sign a NDA to receive medical help.

  Canada

  Jan 24
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• REAL ‘drums up’ excitement with 2025 concert lineup

  REAL's Acting President and CEO, Roberta Engel, says thus far, 2025's announced artists have struck a chord with Regina's residents.

  Entertainment

  Jan 23
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• Runaway dog in Saskatchewan reunited with family in Ontario

  Instead of coming back to his parents after running away, Bear decided to take off, making himself impossible to catch. Katherine Ludwig tells the story.

  Canada

  Jan 23
• RCMP shortage impacts rural Manitoba communities

  An internal email obtained by Global News shows the RCMP is asking members to consider two-week temporary deployments to address shortages in Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

  Canada

  Jan 23
• Saskatchewan encampment fires raise concerns over safety, supports

  After multiple homeless encampment fires in Saskatoon and Regina over the last few weeks, safety concerns are rising for the city and advocates.

  Canada

  Jan 23
• Saskatchewan to require schools to publicly state changeroom policies

  All school divisions in Saskatchewan will now be required to develop, implement and publicly state a policy on changeroom use.

  Canada

  Jan 23
• Saskatchewan Rush vet Church eyeing wins, not records after breaking all-time points mark

  Eleven years after making his NLL debut, Robert Church now sits alone atop the Saskatchewan Rush record books for points since the franchise's move to Saskatoon in 2016.

  Sports

  Jan 22
• Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe addresses potential incoming U.S. tariffs

  With U.S President Donald Trump threatening to impose 25 per cent tariffs, Saskatchewan’s premier Scott Moe said he doesn't support any major retaliation efforts.

  Canada

  Jan 22
• Escaped prison inmate arrested in Saskatchewan after three weeks

  RCMP say an inmate has been arrested three weeks after he escaped from a federal prison in Saskatchewan.

  Canada

  Jan 22
• Sentencing for Megan Gallagher’s accused killers pushed back to February

  The family of Megan Gallagher has to wait weeks for the sentencing of two women accused in her death. Court was adjourned due to court being closed from a water main break.

  Crime

  Jan 22
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• ‘Mom, where is uncle?’: Saskatoon’s first homicide of 2025 leaves family shaken

  Twenty-three-year-old Alfred Okyere was found by police at a business on the corner of Millar Avenue and 71st Street Monday evening.

  Crime

  Jan 22
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• Canadian inspectors may go to Italy to probe mini pastry salmonella outbreak

  CFIA said it's possible that investigators will be sent to Italy to determine the source of a salmonella outbreak that's sickened at least 61 people in Canada.

  Health

  Jan 22
• Memory of former teammate Leicht fuelling Olympic dream for Humboldt’s Luke Puto

  Chasing his own dreams in the memory of friend and former hockey teammate Jacob Leicht, Humboldt's Luke Puto is focused on qualifying for the 2026 Olympics in bobsleigh.

  Sports

  Jan 21
• Northern Sask. communities push back at private medical detox services

  The union representing thousands of health care professionals across Saskatchewan is calling out the decision to hire a private company to provide mobile detox services.

  Health

  Jan 21
• Regina community group hoping $1M church for sale could help support the homeless

  The former Trinity Lutheran Church has gone up for sale for $1.19 million. The Hawk Principle Community Service is hoping to purchase the building to support the homeless.

  Canada

  Jan 21
• Saskatchewan Mounties seize 400,000 unstamped cigarettes from semi

  Police have seized two dozen pallets of unstamped tobacco from a semi that was stopped by officers near Lumsden, Sask.

  Crime

  Jan 21