Saskatoon morning news rewind: Wednesday, Feb. 7
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Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Wednesday, Feb. 7.
Super Bowl commercials, Metric Design’s home renovation project, and February events in Saskatoon.
Here’s your morning rewind for the Wednesday, Feb. 7, edition of Global News Morning Saskatoon.
The Super Bowl is more than the game and the halftime show — many people tune in for the commercials.
WJ Agency CEO Ryan Townend says it is the time to shine for advertisers.
Townend looks at why brands advertise during the game, what goes into making a memorable commercial, and a sneak peek at some of the ads.
The team at Metric Design is undertaking another renovation project following the completion of the Centric Lake House project.
The new project involves a house in a cul-de-sac on Sturgeon Place in River Heights.
Tamara Bowman and Cory Pander explain why they chose this house and the opportunities they have with the renovation project.
A new witness's testimony became emotional after she named the accused, Michael Smillie, as a high-ranking gang member.
The sudden closure of a major ski resort because of a labour dispute has thrown Quebec's Charlevoix region into uncertainty threatening winter-season revenues for local businesses.
The old order is gone and shouldn’t be mourned, Prime Minister Mark Carney says as President Donald Trump doubles down on his push to take over Greenland.
Last spring, Lyndsay Richholt of Kelowna, B.C., was given six months to live without a liver transplant.
'He engaged earnestly, with at all levels of the Chinese government,' the Saskatchewan premier told reporters on Tuesday.
Annie Calamia says she was expecting a calm, comfortable recovery at Maissoneuve-Rosemont hospital, but instead felt like she stepped into a danger zone.
The union says nearly half the positions Grace General Hospital are vacant, while 36 per cent are empty at St. Boniface General Hospital.
A new report found that 2025 ranks in the top 10 years of all time for the most insured damages caused by severe weather in Canada.
The pop star sat in the front row as Trudeau spoke about Canada not interfering in other countries' domestic policy to seize oil and assert influence.
Metal detectors are being installed detectors in urban emergency departments across Regina and Saskatoon, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) says.
RCMP say it's believed the two men, who were stopped at a traffic stop, have firearms. No shots were fired.
Quebec's finance minister says he has shared his concerns with his Ontario counterpart about that province's intention to remove Crown Royal whisky from liquor stores.
At the TDSB's accessibility committee, executive officer of finance Craig Snider suggested the province's supervisor had not made cuts or reductions to the existing financial plan.