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Guru Nanak’s Free Kitchen opens a permanent space in Vancouver’s Downtown EastsideVolunteer-led charity Guru Nanak’s Free Kitchen has been serving meals in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside for more than 20 years. Now, the group is hoping to reach more people and have an even bigger impact with the opening of a permanent kitchen. Global’s Safeeya Pirani visits the team to learn about what this new chapter means...Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 17
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Off-Duty RCMP bullet rips through Oxbow home, ‘terrifies’ coupleAn off-duty RCMP officer told Aleysha Van Rooyen that she was cleaning her gun when it accidentally discharged. Luckily, no one was harmed by the shot. But Van Rooyen and her husband are troubled by the lack of any check on their wellbeing, apology from the officer, or communication about discipline from the RCMP.CommentarySep 14
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Bell AI Data Centre quadrupling expansion raises questionsBell Canada and the Government of Saskatchewan announced a non-binding memorandum of understanding to expand Bell AI Fabric in Saskatchewan from 300 megawatts to 1.2 gigawatts on Monday. The project may require up to $52 Billion dollars of investment, although experts say much of that may be spent on high tech chips from Taiwan, with...Consumer12 hours
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Heavy rains grind harvest to a halt – have farmers struggling to keep above waterThe rainfall is just the latest in a barrage of negative factors hitting farmers this year.WeatherSep 8
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Pepsi Park encampment seeking public support for solar panels: volunteer groupSunday Funday YQR, a mutual aid group supporting people living in the Pepsi Park encampment, is marking 60 days of involvement. They are seeking public donations toward securing solar panels – saying reliable power is needed for charging phones and heating devices before winter arrives.PoliticsSep 9
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Booze tariffs are strirring up uncertainty in SaskatchewanIndustry official says Rye farmers could be hit particularly hard.EconomySep 2
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New Bassinettes to expand Regina’s Neonatal ICUThe three new bassinettes bring the Regina General hospitals NICU up from 25 to 28 total spaces.HealthAug 31
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Warning signs from Sask. Rate Review PanelSaskPower’s 2026 3.9% rate hike was confirmed but the 2027 hike was deferred until the review panel receives more information.EconomyAug 28
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Province introduces new Data Centre Framework to assess projects going forwardExperts disagree with ‘Canadian Data Sovereignty” branding.PoliticsAug 27
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Village of Silton Fire Department shuttered for 3 weeks after Fire Chief and Deputy Chief fired amidst multiple disputesResidents of the area are asked to obey fire bans and be careful until September 15th, when the fire department is aiming to be back up and operational, with the Lumsden and Earl Grey Fire Departments providing assistance in the meantime.PoliticsAug 26
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Heritage Regina supports protecting McKell Wascana Conservation ParkThe City of Regina says the project is in the functional design phase and is tentatively planned to conclude at the end of 2026. Subsequent phases will include preliminary design, detailed design and construction. The ongoing feasibility study is about determining the best route for a potential extension of Wascana Parkway to Prince of Wales...EnvironmentAug 14
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Is the Moose Jaw Data Centre officially denied? Well, it’s complicatedWe’ve now learned that an application to SaskPower has not yet been made.PoliticsAug 12
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U.S. Alcohol sales down 40% this yearThis Regina liquor store says they shrank their American wine inventory by 60 products due to low demand.PoliticsAug 10
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In Your Backyard: Getting lit up at Battle Creek Adventure ParkYou’ve probably seen it from the highway. Now experience Battle Creek Adventure with Andrew Kitchen as he “runs the Gauntlet.”Aug 7
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Co-op Refinery applying for permit to build temp work campExperts say it’s a move to gain leverage in negotiations with the local union.CommentaryAug 5
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Deadly weekend on Sask. roads leaves 5 dead, incidents severely spikingPolice say that all 5 of the people killed in this weekends fatal accidents were not wearing seatbelts.TrafficAug 4
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Bell’s AI Data Centre was not Environmentally Assessed province revealsAfter the NDP requested information for over 3 months, the Provincial Government now says that there was no environmental impact assessment done for Bell’s AI Data Centre in the RM of Sherwood.EnvironmentAug 3
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Calls for Ombudsman to investigate RM of Sherwood mass resignations during Data Centre approvalThe man who submitted the Ombudsman complaint prior to the mass resignations says the last contact he’s had with the office was back in May.PoliticsAug 3
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Impaired collisions in Saskatchewan at a 10-year highThe Saskatchewan RCMP say that in 2026, 47% of fatal collisions involved alcohol and drugs as a contributing factor.TrafficJul 31
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Budget Cuts are on the way for Regina in 2027Service reductions are essentially guaranteed – the question now is – what gets the axe?PoliticsJul 28