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With the Saint-Jean holiday tomorrow, and BBQ season underway, it’s a great time to talk about food and more importantly, a Montreal success story that started in a home kitchen and has grown into a Canadian plant-based brand. The founders of VG Gourmet, Chantal Bekhor and Emmanuel Castiel, join Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella...

Matt Mario and Alex Agarai joined Marjorie Flavel for a lunch pulling her from a sinking vehicle earlier this month.

Bill C-14 is now law, intending to make bail harder to get and sentences for serious crimes harsher. But the Conservatives say it doesn’t go far enough, and legal experts worry about the consequences of altering the bail system.

From Dutch to Scandinavian – a beloved former greenhouse location is set to be redeveloped into a retail village in Regina.

The struggle for young people entering the job market continue. Economist Brendon Bernard provides his insight on the potential causes.

Replacing and expanding on the livestock space lost to Brandt’s distillery development, the new building will be purpose-built and connect to the International Trade Centre.

SGI says more than 70 auto claims and 100 property claims have now been filed due to the destructive hailstorm that swept over Swift Current and nearby areas

Catching up to other countries, Health Canada has approved the use of drones for the application of pesticides, giving Canadian agricultural producers another tool in their toolbelt in the fight to remain competitive world-wide.

A Concept Plan Amendment is before Moose Jaw Executive council, and some residents are worried about the impacts – especially on the surrounding parkland.

Organizations being evicted from their former home in the REAL district are expressing concern for the future of the Western Agribition after a change of plans altering the facilities available.

An unidentified artist has been turning heads in Moose Jaw with intricate murals of Batman. And they’ve become extremely popular amongst residents.

Among the many findings in the Provincial Auditor’s 2026 Report, the SPSA may have received the harshest review, with numerous inefficiencies and shortcomings highlighted.

Melville Saskatchewan was the setting for a very strange officer involved shooting in an incident that stretched from late-Sunday into early-Monday. What started as a seemingly benign property line dispute between neighbours somehow spiraled into a prolonged stand-off with police, leaving two officers shot and seriously injured.

Their computer system was also completely submerged – so payroll for this week is sunk. But the Bushwakker team is handling it all with typical Saskatchewan resilience.

Some quick thinking and a 3-D printer helped these students save Pumpkin the duckling

Overdose deaths in Canada and Saskatchewan were trending down in 2025, according to statistics from the Federal Government. But spiking numbers of overdose calls in Regina and Saskatoon tell a different story in 2026.

Local bars and sportswear retailers are feeling a boost to their businesses as supporters are dialed into Canada’s first-ever World Cup game on home soil.

Police have been warning about a recent rise in scam calls posing as charity lotteries. Here’s what to watch for.

In an exclusive interview with Global News, Premier Scott Moe shared preliminary results from the provincial mail-out survey regarding a potential youth social media ban. He says that 86% of responses were in support of some form of restriction.

At least one small business owner affected by the construction has taken to social media to convey his frustration, as well as calling for walkways and support from the city.