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Saskatchewan eatery owner pleads guilty to charging employee to work for themGuac Mexi Grill in Moose Jaw was investigated for requiring a foreign worker to pay $12,000 between August 2023 and February 2024 to keep their job.CrimeAug 14
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Snowbirds’ Tutor jets set for final hometown show in Moose JawOn Saturday, the Snowbirds will take to the skies of their homebase in Moose Jaw, Sask., for one final time before the squadron's iconic fleet of Tutor jets is retired.CanadaJul 10
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‘Warzone’: Storm rips through Winnipeg leaves thousands without powerMany Winnipeggers are recovering after a violent storm struck through the city leaving thousands of people with no electricity on Sunday evening.WeatherSep 8
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Snowbirds to make final flight at Grey Cup in CalgaryThe Canadian Forces Snowbirds will make their final flight at the 113th Grey Cup in Calgary on Nov. 15, the CFL announced Thursday.SportsSep 3
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Saskatchewan cracks down on foreign worker exploitationThe first conviction under FWRISA has some experts saying there is a larger pattern of employers abusing foreign workers programs.CanadaAug 26
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Store accused of making staff pay to work for itA Saskatchewan employer and company are facing charges for allegedly making two foreign workers pay to work for them.CanadaAug 18
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Saskatoon Berries head to WCBL championship series for the first timeThe Saskatoon Berries won their way into the WCBL championship series against the Sylvan Lake Gulls for the first time, after 3 years in the league.SportsAug 15
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Carbon monoxide still a threat in the summer, SaskEnergy saysSaskEnergy is reminding residents that carbon monoxide still poses a risk in the summer months and is advising people to be mindful of their portable air conditioners.CanadaJul 29
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Saskatoon enters national debate surrounding AI data centresLike many Canadian cities, Saskatoon is considering whether large AI data centres have a place. Saskatoon city councillor Scott Ford wants administration to do the legwork.CanadaJul 29
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Extreme heat expected this week ahead of ‘big cooldown by Saskatchewan Day’Parts of the province, including Regina, are subject to yellow-level, moderate, heat warnings from Environment and Climate Change Canada Monday with week-long heat expected.WeatherJul 27
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Snowbirds thrill spectators during a special stop in SaskatoonAfter more than 50 years of thrilling audiences with their skilled maneuvers in the sky, the snowbirds are flying their final season with the classic Tutor jet.Jul 14
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Tickets to final show of iconic Snowbirds jets in hometown sell out in minutesTickets to the Canadian Snowbirds Hometown Event in Moose Jaw, Sask., the fleet’s home base, sold out in minutes on Monday following news of their temporary grounding.CanadaMay 26
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Flooding concerns, tornado threats sweep across Canadian PrairiesFlooding concerns are mounting in Alberta as Edmonton nears a June rainfall record, while tornado watches and severe storms threaten parts of Saskatchewan.WeatherJun 27
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Recipe: Burdock & Co. citrus koshoA vibrant, spicy, and fermented Japanese condiment perfect for meats, seafood or dressings. Follow the steps to make your own here.LifestyleAug 16
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SpaceX rocket crashed on the moon, scientists say: ‘100% confidence’Once imaging is returned, scientists say it will confirm what NASA predicted: that the rocket’s upper stage unintentionally slammed into the moon, carving out a large crater.TrendingAug 5
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Mistrial declared in Lindsay Clancy child killings case after jury deadlocksThe judge in the Lindsay Clancy case said he was going to declare a mistrial on Friday before giving her defense attorney an hour to appeal.CrimeSep 4
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Is the future of Canada’s Snowbirds up in the air?A Moose Jaw MP came forward, claiming this could be the Snowbirds' final season. Global News asked both community members and government leaders their thoughts.CanadaMay 8
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Saskatchewan separatists skeptical of Carney government’s push for unityUnited Grassroots chair Clark Brotzell said despite recent announcements made by Prime Minister Mark Carney to ease western alienation concerns, he has not seen much progress.PoliticsJun 10
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Sellers move to less-regulated markets over Ontario’s ticket resale legislationThe legislation, aimed at levelling the playing field for sports fans and concertgoers, mandated that resale tickets cannot be listed for more than face value.PoliticsJul 31
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Super El Niño growing ‘faster than we’ve ever recorded’ as wildfires burnEnvironment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) forecasted in Jan. 2026 that this year 'will likely be among the hottest years on record.'CanadaAug 4