Morning news rewind: Thursday, July 21
Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Thursday, July 21.
Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Thursday, July 21.
Police said there was an altercation between two men and one man was stabbed.
Police in Nova Scotia is investigating the drowning death of a 59-year-old woman who became in distress and later died at the scene.
Three men died in Valencia-area hospitals within a day of each other after participating in separate bull-running festivals.
The Ontario government says it will open up booking for COVID-19 vaccine appointments for children who are 6 months old to 5 years old starting July 28.
Biden, who is fully vaccinated and has received two booster shots, is experiencing 'very mild symptoms' and will continue to work while isolating, the White House said.
Although the mental health of working Canadians was improving with warmer weather and the lifting of many pandemic restrictions, a new report says it's on the decline again.
During his weekly appearance on 91.5 The Beat with Scott Fox and Kat Callaghan, Kitchener Mayor Berry Vrbanovic confirmed that he will be seeking re-election this fall.
The Minnesota venue cancelled Dave Chappelle's show because of ongoing controversy surrounding the comedian's jokes about transgender people.
Restitution of Indigenous and colonial-era artifacts is one of the many agenda items awaiting Pope Francis on his trip to Canada, which begins Sunday.
The Nord Stream 1 pipeline under the Baltic Sea to Germany had been closed since July 11 for annual maintenance work.
On this episode of What Happened to...? Erica Vella revisits the Toronto van attack and speaks with experts about the investigative interview between the suspect and the detective.
The heat advisories cover large swaths of Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec. Some areas may not see cooler temperatures until the weekend.
The union representing safety inspectors at the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) says 170 of its members walked off the job as of 12:01 a.m. Thursday.
In their only meeting of the 2022 CFL season, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats invade Vancouver Thursday night to battle the B.C. Lions.
Tenille Townes is once again the front-runner at the Canadian Country Music Association Awards, and that gives her another reason to come home to Alberta and see her family.
The 23-year-old from Edmonton recorded the fastest time of the 800 heats at the world track and field championships on Wednesday.
"The main concern is our neighbourhood is a tent city because it's not controlled by anyone," Kelowna residents want more details on a new temporary homeless shelter.
Ward 1 Coun. Sonya Sharp asked about a potential reconsideration of the Green Line LRT project, given inflationary pressures on costs.
Central American officials who made to the list generally become ineligible for admission to the United States and have their visas revoked.
Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is asking families and doctors to prepare for a shortage of epidural catheter kits that are mainly used for managing pain during childbirth.
In a tweet Wednesday, Toronto police said two vehicles collided in the Steeles Avenue West and Hilda Avenue area just after 7 p.m.
Kingston film commissioner Alex Jansen says 80% of the crew are local and local businesses contributed to set design and construction.
Police said on June 8, the force received reports that multiple gunshots had been heard outside of an apartment building in the Lawrence Avenue East and Mossbank Drive area.
People are making preparations to head to Edmonton to see the Pope over the next week, including a number of excited Indigenous Christians from Canada's Northwest Territories.