Saskatoon Latest News

• Countdown on for landmark 2025 Saskatchewan men’s, women’s curling provincials

  For the first time in Saskatchewan curling history, the provincial men's and women's championships will be decided in the same community, with Kindersley set to host both events.

  Sports

  4 hours
• Saskatoon supervised consumption site worried about increase in overdoses in 2025

  Saskatoon’s only supervised consumption site is raising alarm bells about an increase in overdoses in 2025.

  Canada

  5 hours
• Inside Prince Albert’s plan to reduce crime in 2025

  2025 is a new year, but crime across Saskatchewan remains the same as previous years. Global News is speaking with Saskatchewan cities on their plans for reducing crime in 2025.

  Crime

  5 hours
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• Saskatchewan Marshals Service interviewing Mounties for positions before launching

  Saskatchewan's new provincial police force has begun interviewing Mounties as it prepares to launch this year.

  Canada

  11 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 13
• Bedford Road students get involved in tournament through team panels

  The Bedford Road Invitational Tournament (BRIT) finishes with its championship game Saturday night. While it’s been an exciting week for students, preparing for the event by creating team panels is a fun tradition. Watch the video above for more on the panels created every year.  

  Canada

  Jan 11
• Study explores ‘medical gaslighting’ and its effects on Canadians

  The university of Windsor is working with Canadians who are sharing their stories of medical gaslighting. It has been around for decades affecting mostly woman and minority groups.

  Health

  Jan 11
• Ecole Lumsden Elementary students proudly showcase their own ribbon skirts

  Global News’ Sarah Jones was able to step into one Saskatchewan community who learned to make their own ribbon skirts and have been wearing them with pride.

  Canada

  Jan 10
• Regina child care centre forced to cut programs and staff to stay afloat

  Multiple childcare centres in Regina are struggling to stay afloat since the $10-a-day-child care program was introduced.

  Canada

  Jan 10
• Saskatchewan CRISP report confirms start of flu season

  Respiratory illnesses like RSV and influenza are on the rise throughout Canada, with Saskatchewan also reporting increased levels of sickness.

  Health

  Jan 10
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• Rapid Fire with the Rush: Jake Naso

  On a historic pace for rookies in the faceoff circle, Saskatchewan Rush first-year Jake Naso joined Global Sports' Scott Roblin for 'Rapid Fire with the Rush.'

  Sports

  Jan 10
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• Ottawa signs $40M deal with Saskatchewan to offer drug coverage for rare diseases

  The Saskatchewan and federal governments have announced an agreement for coverage of select new drugs for rare diseases.

  Canada

  Jan 10
• ‘L.A. was on fire and everything changed’: Sask. residents evacuate amid blaze

  As fires take over the Los Angeles area, some Saskatchewan residents have been forced to flee.

  Canada

  Jan 10
• Proposed SaskTel cell tower in Saskatoon sparks public concern

  A proposed site for a new cell tower in Saskatoon is garnering some major public outcry. The tower would be at 1501 Isabella St. E. in Canon Smith Park.

  Canada

  Jan 10
• Saskatoon high school students learn skills, build homes

  Students in the High School Carpentry Apprenticeship Program at Mount Royal Collegiate are in the process of building a house.

  Canada

  Jan 10
• ‘Someone with a pulse’: Are travel nurses a bandage fix in Saskatchewan?

  The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) said contract nursing expenses over the 2023-24 fiscal year (April to March) was $89.8M. Is the plan working? It depends on who you ask.

  Canada

  Jan 9
• Saskatchewan travel industry optimistic heading into 2025

  Regina Airport president James Bogusz said the lead up to the Christmas season was the busiest time for the airport all year.

  Canada

  Jan 9
• Saskatchewan Roughriders sign linebacker A.J. Allen to one-year contract extension

  The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed Canadian linebacker A.J. Allen to a one-year contract extension

  Sports

  Jan 9
• The Little Market Box meets fundraising goal after facing $18,000 fine

  The Little Market Box owner Julianna Tan was surprised to receive a court-imposed fine of over $18,000 in October 2024 for not having an active business licence.

  Canada

  Jan 9
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• How would Saskatchewan feel about Canada becoming America’s 51st state?

  What does Saskatchewan think about president-elect Donald Trump's hopes of Canada becoming America's 51st state?

  Canada

  Jan 8
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• Experts offer advice for Saskatchewan residents feeling the lows of winter

  In the dead of winter many people might find themselves suffering from seasonal depression. Experts say it can happen at any point in the year but is most common in the winter.

  Health

  Jan 8
• Saskatchewan towns struggle to keep physicians in hospitals

  Throughout 2024 and into 2025, the small community of Kipling has struggled to keep physicians at its hospital. Now the situation could be getting worse.

  Health

  Jan 8
• Iconic Saskatoon restaurant The Cave is being sold

  Popular dinner spot The Cave in Saskatoon will be closing its doors at the end of February. There is no word on what the new owner will do with the building.

  Canada

  Jan 8
• Saskatchewan town sees flurry of construction with $30K housing cheque program

  An official with a town in southeastern Saskatchewan says its plan to offer $30,000 cheques to anyone building homes in the community is paying off. 

  Canada

  Jan 8
• Saskatoon’s Purrfect Cup Cat Café has window smashed for 2nd time in a month

  It has been a difficult stretch for Saskatoon’s Purrfect Cup Cat Café over the last month. On Monday, the café had their windows smashed for the second time in 30 days.

  Canada

  Jan 7