Darrell Crabbe News Today

Anytime a livestock producer puts their herds out to pasture for the summer, they can expect to lose a few.But...

Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Wednesday, Feb. 28.

Hunting can put food on the table, but it can also bring you closer to nature and your community.

Hunting is big business, but it's also about feeding families, communities and connecting to the land. Today we spoke with a Christie Peters (chef in Saskatoon), Phillip Brass (Indigenous hunter and land based educator), and Darrell Crabbe (Sask Wildlife Federation) about why they hunt. We also heard from a listener who shared how hunting helped him heal during a difficult time in his life.

The fall season is in full swing, and the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation is urging drivers to look out for animals on the road. Executive Director o...

With drought conditions affecting many parts of the province, Saskatchewan hunters are being asked to be extra vigilant with their fires this season.

A warning is going out to Saskatchewan hunters as dry conditions are expected to persist throughout Fall, keeping wildfire risk above average.

After years of consecutive growth, Saskatchewan saw a decrease in the number of residential hunters for the first time in over a decade.

A Sask. farmer says his property has been overrun with hundreds of deer, bringing predators and disease with them, and is pleading to the provincial government for a long-term solution.

Autumn to December is when ungulates such as deer or moose are most likely to be involved in vehicle collisions in Saskatchewan says a wildlife advocate group.