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By Nicole Healey Global News Posted March 5, 2025 6:09 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size To mark International Women’s Day, YWCA Saskatoon hosted an Empow-HER luncheon, bringing together inspirational women to talk about important issues in Saskatchewan. Get daily National news Get the day’s top news, political, economic,…
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Throughout the years, Chris Getzlaf has demonstrated leadership skills both on the football field and off — skills which have translated to a role on the sidelines for the upcoming 2025 Canadian Junior Football League season. It was announced at the start of the year that the…
Discussions about crime in Saskatchewan suggest more youth are getting involved. Desiree Laliberte, a former gang member turned advocate, has stated that turning to a life of crime is typically not a choice youth make willingly. Laliberte is a member of SRT8 UP, an organization that provides outreach services, programming and support to people who…
From specializing in addictions counselling to developing the award-winning television series Drug Class, Rand Teed has spent decades educating the public about the negative effects of substance abuse. For more than 50 years, Teed, an internationally certified prevention specialist and a Canadian certified addictions counsellor, has been working with people — primarily teenagers — to help…
It’s been two months since the organization took over the old Lighthouse building.
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Whether you’re returning from your Christmas vacation or have New Year’s plans in a different city, the Ministry of Highways is reminding you to travel safely. Communications consultant Brandy Leippi said after mild temperatures and rain in parts of the province, there is frost on the pavement,…
Santa is visiting one of his favourite spots in Saskatoon, Midtown Mall. Global’s Nicole Healey catches up with the jolly old elf and sharing what makes this visit special.
75 million years ago Saskatchewan looked quite different, with a western interior seaway splitting North America in half from the Artic Circle to the Gulf of Mexico.
