Saskatoon news

• Sask. ICE unit success

  18-02-2019 23:37 via globalnews.ca
  When it comes to tracking and taking down child predators, the Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) unit is being regarded as one of the best in the country. Global’s Meaghan Craig reports.
  
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• Minister of Indigenous Services responds to backlash over tweet

  18-02-2019 23:23 via cbc.ca
  Minister of Indigenous Services Seamus O'Regan deleted a tweet after it drew backlash and criticism online.
  
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• Man arrested after vehicle shot in northern Saskatchewan

  18-02-2019 22:20 via globalnews.ca
  A 21-year-old man is facing charges after a vehicle was shot at on the Lac La Ronge Indian Band reserve earlier this month.
  
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• ‘We are still here and standing strong together’: Regina model heading to Paris

  18-02-2019 22:11 via globalnews.ca
  Olivia Saulteaux will join former Mrs. Universe and Alberta model Ashley Callingbull-Burnham along with a handful of top Indigenous designers.
  
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• Carding rules to help police ‘build rapport with public’ - CTV News

  18-02-2019 22:04
  Carding rules to help police ‘build rapport with public’  CTV NewsAll Saskatoon Police Services officers are expected complete initial training on carding by spring, according to a report on the draft SPS street check ...
  
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• Carding rules to help police ‘build rapport with public’

  18-02-2019 22:04
  All Saskatoon Police Services officers are expected complete initial training on carding by spring, according to a report on the draft SPS street check implementation policy.
  
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• Man gets $1,602 speeding ticket for driving 212 km/h on Circle Drive

  18-02-2019 21:54 via thestarphoenix.com
  A driver caught going at a speed of 212 kilometres per hour in a 90 kilometre per hour zone was hit with a $1,602 speeding ticket this weekend.
  Saskatoon Police Service’s traffic enforcement unit tweeted Feb. 16 that a driver was stopped and ticketed at Circle Drive near Lorne Avenue.
  According to police, the driver initially failed to stop for police, but officers eventually caught up to him.
  The driver’s car was impounded, he was given the ticket and faces a charge of failing to st
  
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• Driver clocked 122 km/h over speed limit in Saskatoon

  18-02-2019 21:31 via globalnews.ca
  Saskatoon police say they clocked a motorist going 122 km/h over the speed limit this past weekend.
  
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• Driver clocked 122 km/h over speed limit in Saskatoon - Global News

  18-02-2019 20:31
  Driver clocked 122 km/h over speed limit in Saskatoon  Global NewsThe Saskatoon Police *Service* (SPS) traffic unit took to social media to say they clocked a motorist going 122 kilometres per hour over the speed limit this past ...
  
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• Trudeau's principal secretary Gerald Butts resigns

  18-02-2019 19:59
  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s principal secretary Gerald Butts has resigned amid ongoing questions about alleged PMO interference in the SNC-Lavalin case.
  
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• Saskatoon weather outlook: warmer air finally returns

  18-02-2019 19:32 via globalnews.ca
  Warmer air finally returns to Saskatoon’s weather forecast, but a few cool mornings are still ahead. Peter Quinlan has more.
  
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• Long time pianist, mentor Maurice Drouin dies - CTV News

  18-02-2019 18:57
  Long time pianist, mentor Maurice Drouin dies  CTV NewsA Saskatoon pianist who entertained for decades and mentored younger musicians died on the weekend.
  
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• Long time pianist, mentor Maurice Drouin dies

  18-02-2019 18:57
  A Saskatoon pianist who entertained for decades and mentored younger musicians died on the weekend.
  
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• Kids, teens under 18 should not use cough products with opioids: Health Canada

  18-02-2019 18:29
  New guidance from Health Canada says that children and teens under 18 should not use cough products containing opioids because they 'may be a factor in problematic substance use later in life.'
  
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• ‘No way Norway’: Moose Jaw’s response to a ‘moose truce’

  18-02-2019 18:28 via globalnews.ca
  The battle over the title of world's tallest moose has taken another turn as Nova Scotian Dave Carroll releases 'No way Norway.'
  
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• Food for Thought: donations needed at Saskatoon Food Bank | Watch News Videos Online - Globalnews.ca

  18-02-2019 18:13
  Food for Thought: donations needed at Saskatoon Food Bank | Watch News Videos Online  Globalnews.caGlobal's Ciara Yaschuk is talking with Saskatoon Food Bank executive director Laurie O'Connor about the current need for donations. Saskatchewan has ...
  
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• Food For Thought: donations needed at Saskatoon Food Bank

  18-02-2019 18:13 via globalnews.ca
  Global’s Ciara Yaschuk is talking with Saskatoon Food Bank executive director Laurie O’Connor about the current need for donations.
  
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• Family time and satisfaction on the upswing, says survey

  18-02-2019 18:11 via cbc.ca
  The definition of family togetherness is changing in Canada, but families are still reporting a high level of satisfaction, according to a new Ipsos survey for Ronald McDonald House Charities in the country.
  
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• Saskatoon weather outlook: warmer air finally returns - Global News

  18-02-2019 17:34
  Saskatoon weather outlook: warmer air finally returns  Global NewsWarmer air finally returns to Saskatoon's weather forecast, but a few cool mornings are still ahead.
  
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• Weyburn couple among the Canadians heading home from riot-stricken Haiti

  18-02-2019 17:10
  A Canadian couple who had to leave Haiti due to violent street protests say they're happy to be heading home but that their hearts are with the people they left behind.
  
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• La Ronge man faces 10 charges after alleged shooting

  18-02-2019 17:10 via cbc.ca
  A man has been charged by La Ronge RCMP after a shooting on the Lac La Ronge Indian Band earlier this month.
  
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• Saskatoon driver fined $1,600 after caught speeding 212 km/h

  18-02-2019 16:56 via cbc.ca
  Saskatoon Police Traffic Unit dished out some hefty fines for speeders over the weekend.
  
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• Prince Albert National Park Snow Days to feature Indigenous interpretive sessions

  18-02-2019 16:45 via cbc.ca
  Snow Days will feature Indigenous interpretive sessions over the span of two weekends.
  
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• 79-year-old Saskatoon man charged in historical sexual assault case - CBC.ca

  18-02-2019 15:40
  79-year-old Saskatoon man charged in historical sexual assault case  CBC.caA 79-year-old man has been charged with indecent assault after turning himself into the Saskatoon Police *Service*.
  
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• 79-year-old Saskatoon man charged in historical sexual assault case

  18-02-2019 15:40 via cbc.ca
  A 79-year-old man has been charged with indecent assault after turning himself into the Saskatoon Police Service.
  
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• 'Everybody loved him': Skier dies after collision at Ontario ski hill

  18-02-2019 13:38
  A 39-year-old man died after colliding with another skier at Blue Mountain near Collingwood, Ont.
  
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• Saskatoon eyeing first ever pedestrian bridge - News Talk 650 CKOM

  18-02-2019 12:23
  Saskatoon eyeing first ever pedestrian bridge  News Talk 650 CKOMThe city of Saskatoon is considering the idea of building the city's first stand-alone pedestrian bridge. An o...
  
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• Tax time: What's changed in Canada for 2019

  18-02-2019 12:00
  If you own an Airbnb rental, have a service animal or attend a post-secondary institution, then you may be affected by changes to Canada’s tax code. CTVNews.ca explains what you need to know before you file your return.
  
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• Indigenous rapper challenges men to 'step up' for the women in their lives

  18-02-2019 12:00 via cbc.ca
  Jeremiah Manitopiyas, a.k.a. Drezus, and his partner are an Indigenous couple trying to break inter-generational cycles of alcoholism and absentee parents for the sake of themselves and their baby son.
  
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• Family Day: What's open, what's closed in Saskatoon - CBC.ca

  18-02-2019 11:00
  Family Day: What's open, what's closed in Saskatoon  CBC.caA brief look at some of the city services that are affected by Family Day hours in Saskatoon.
  
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• Family Day: What's open, what's closed in Saskatoon

  18-02-2019 11:00 via cbc.ca
  A brief look at some of the city services that are affected by Family Day hours in Saskatoon.
  
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• If there's a labour shortage, how come some people are still out of work?

  18-02-2019 10:00 via cbc.ca
  Record low unemployment numbers paint a picture of a healthy labour market where workers have plenty of choice. But that doesn't mean everyone who needs a job can find work that fits their skills, industry and location. Here's a look at why the headlines might not reflect reality for all Canadians.
  
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• What's open and closed for Family Day in Saskatoon - News Talk 650 CKOM

  18-02-2019 09:00
  What's open and closed for Family Day in Saskatoon  News Talk 650 CKOMThe following are the hours of City of Saskatoon services and facilities for Monday, Feb. 18: City hall will be closed. Pay parking stations will not require payment ...
  
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• WHL Roundup: Sunday, February 17, 2019

  18-02-2019 04:22 via globalnews.ca
  PORTLAND, Ore. - Joachim Blichfeld added to his league-leading numbers with three goals and an assist as the Portland Winterhawks beat the Seattle Thunderbirds 5-2 on Sunday in Western Hockey League action.
  
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• Women more likely to experience bad outcomes from aortic surgery: study

  18-02-2019 04:00
  A new Canadian study reveals a shocking trend for women undergoing a certain type of heart surgery: they are much more likely than men to develop severe complications or even die.
  
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• Canadian 'ISIS bride' in Syria: 'I should be allowed to go home'

  18-02-2019 04:00
  A pregnant Alberta woman who moved to Syria with her ISIS-supporting husband and their two young boys says she wants to return to Canada.
  
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• Girl, 7, recovering from cracked collarbone after crashing into stands at SaskTel Centre

  18-02-2019 01:31
  A seven-year-old girl has a cracked collar bone, after flying off her dirt bike and crashing into stands at SaskTel Centre on Friday.
  
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