Nicole Healey

Digital Broadcast Journalist

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• Ride along as Saskatoon Fire responds to a 911 call

  In our ongoing series on the Saskatoon Fire Service, we are getting an in-depth look at what happens when first responders get a 911 call.

  Fire

  4 hours
• A behind-the-scenes look at Saskatoon Fire Service Station 1

  This week Saskatoon Fire Service gave Global News a behind-the-scenes look at the day in a life of a firefighter.

  Fire

  Jul 24
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• Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo celebrates their bears’ birthdays

  The Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo is hosting a week-long birthday celebration for the bears Mistaya and Koda's 20th birthdays.

  Lifestyle

  Jul 23
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• Saskatchewan sees a decrease in Canada crime severity Index

  Saskatchewan still leads all provinces when it comes to the national crime severity index.

  Canada

  Jul 22
• Accused in Saskatoon high school fire attack requests judge-alone trial

  The 14-year-old girl accused in the Evan Hardy Collegiate fire attack appeared at the court of king's bench Wednesday for the first time.

  Crime

  Jul 16
• Saskatchewan farmers hope for more rain this summer

  Saskatchewan farmers are hoping the province gets more rain this summer, especially in the south where some crops have seen only one to two inches of rain all season.

  Weather

  Jul 15
• Prince Albert National Park under wildfire emergency advisory

  The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency said the Buhl fire has entered the northeast corner of the park and is 35.5 km from the town of Waskesiu as of Monday afternoon.

  Fire

  Jul 14
• Saskatchewan wildfires: Muskeg fire reaches the outskirts of Beauval

  Hundreds of people have been forced to flee from the Village of Beauval in northern Saskatchewan due to the Muskeg wildfire breaching the outskirts of the community.

  Fire

  Jul 11
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• Muskeg wildfire prompts state of emergency in Patuanak

  The Hamlet of Patuanak has declared a state of emergency while the community of Beauval orders all remaining residents to evacuate.

  Fire

  Jul 10
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• Blue Jays Baseball Academy hosts all-girls clinic in Saskatchewan

  The Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Academy hosts an all-girls clinic in Saskatoon.

  Sports

  Jul 8
• Saskatoon neighbours recall loud crash following fatal crane incident

  Neighbours recall hearing a loud crash after a crane fell, killing one man and injuring another Saturday morning.

  Investigations

  Jul 7
• Saskatchewan man found not criminally responsible in stabbing death of girlfriend

  A Court of King's Bench judge in Saskatoon says a man who fatally stabbed his girlfriend in 2022 is not criminally responsible for his actions.

  Crime

  Jul 3
• Saskatchewan government faces potential legal action over wildfire efforts

  The law firm Procido LLP is evaluating the viability of a negligence claim against the Government of Saskatchewan.

  Fire

  Jul 2
• ‘This is the worst that I can remember,’ southern Saskatchewan RMs declare drought emergency

  Four southern Saskatchewan rural municipalities have declared a drought emergency, as parts of the province see little to no rain this summer.

  Environment

  Jun 30
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• Summer festivities kick off across Saskatchewan

  It's an action-packed weekend for Saskatchewan, with lots of family-friendly activities to enjoy.

  Entertainment

  Jun 27
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• Saskatoon Public Schools to expand safety programs next year after fire attack

  As schools close for the summer, the Saskatoon Public School Board is looking towards the future, funding more programs designed to address behavioural and safety concerns.

  Education

  Jun 26
• Saskatoon downtown businesses applaud concrete barrier removal

  A concrete barrier known to be a hot spot for unhoused people to gather, in downtown Saskatoon, has been removed.

  Lifestyle

  Jun 25
• SaskTel sees income dip for a 4th year in a row

  Saskatchewan Crown Corporations have released their annual fiscal reports, and SaskTel is down over 10 million in net income from the previous year.

  Economy

  Jun 24
• Saskatoon Broadway businesses feel safe despite small uptick in crime

  Businesses in Saskatoon's Broadway neighbourhood have been implementing more security as many areas around the city grapple with rising crime and social disorder.

  Crime

  Jun 20
• Saskatchewan family believes missing mom is in danger

  The family of a missing woman in Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation is worried for her safety after her weekly check-in never came.

  Investigations

  Jun 19
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• Saskatoon real estate developer and philanthropist Joseph A. Remai has died

  Joseph A. Remai, real estate developer and one of Saskatoon's biggest philanthropists, has died, his family says.

  Lifestyle

  Jun 18
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• Saskatoon’s Canada Day fireworks display is changing locations due to low river water levels

  Canada Day celebrations at Saskatoon's River Landing will look a little different this year, with fireworks being launched from Rotary Park.

  Lifestyle

  Jun 17
• Sask. NDP raise concerns over lack of pilots trained to fly new water bomber

  The Saskatchewan NDP says no pilots have been trained to fly the recently purchased Conair Dash 8-Q400AT Airtanker.

  Fire

  Jun 16
• Camp Molly provides female, non-binary youth with hands-on experience in firefighting

  16 young women and non-binary youth are taking part in the four day program Camp Molly this week at the Regional training Facility outside of Saskatoon.

  Fire

  Jun 13
• Saskatoon police mark 1-year anniversary of Harvey Zoerb’s death with call for witnesses

  Saskatoon Police Service is renewing the call for witnesses in the brutal killing of Harvey Zoerb outside of Fairhaven School on June 12, 2024.

  Crime

  Jun 12