7K views · 45 reactions | WATCH: The Saskatchewan government has approved third COVID-19 vaccine shots for people who previously mixed doses — via Gabriela Panza-Beltrandi. READ MORE: https://globalnews.ca/news/8119874/covid-saskatchewan-vaccine-third-dose-travel/ | Global Regina | Facebook

6.3K views · 16 reactions | WATCH: By mid-day Sunday government of Saskatchewan travel warnings blanketed the entire length of the Trans-Canada highway in Saskatchewan, and completely closed the stretch west of Swift Current. READ MORE: https://trib.al/ruREPPt | Global Regina | Facebook

25M views · 2.6K reactions | A beaver in Saskatoon took the term ‘breaking the ice’ quite literally. The ice freezing over near her family’s dam couldn’t stop a mother beaver from keeping her home in tip-top condition. MORE: https://bit.ly/2K3HB6d | Global Regina | Facebook

Award-winning travel writer Jenn Smith Nelson shares the long list of ways to celebrate Canada’s big birthday right here in Saskatchewan. Krista Sharpe has more. | Global Regina

4K views · 14 comments | WATCH: As the pandemic continues the economic costs are becoming direr and repairing the damage will take time. But as Nathanial Dove explains, the coronavirus crisis could pave the way to universal basic income. | Global Regina | Facebook

WATCH: The Saskatchewan Roughriders move to switch to strictly mobile ticketing at Mosaic Stadium this season. But the decision has been met with mixed reviews so far on the young CFL season. Jacob Carr has more. MORE AT: https://globalnews.ca/regina/ | Global Regina

2.6K views · 21 reactions | Marney Blunt sat down with members of the Sixties Scoop Indigenous Society of Saskatchewan to talk about the sharing circles that are coming to Regina this weekend and how the talks will impact the province's apology. | Global Regina | Facebook

73K views · 405 reactions | It wasn’t so long ago that little towns popped up across the province: A new bastion of hope every seven miles. The early 20th century was a time of western expansion, but those times are done and many of the tiny farming towns that sprang up have died. But some, like Kayville, Saskatchewan, are desperately clinging to life. Colton Praill has the story of what life is like living in a ghost town. | Global Regina | Facebook