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DARRELL DAVIS: Canadian content the key for Riders
There's no doubt the Saskatchewan Roughriders need better Canadian talent on their roster. Re-signing offensive lineman Brendon LaBatte was a good start, provided he's going to recover enough from a c...
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Oct 05, 2016
Flights delayed out of Regina
Frustrated flyers were delayed leaving Regina International Airport Wednesday morning. Marcia McLean, was supposed to take off at 6:15 a.m. but her flight to Toronto was delayed for two hours.&nb...
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Oct 05, 2016
Babcock reflects on Mr. Hockey during return to Saskatoon
Mike Babcock was six-years-old in 1969 when Mr. Hockey racked up 103 points for the Detroit Red Wings. The Saskatoon native and Toronto Maple Leafs head coach reflected on the hockey legends legacy pr...
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Oct 05, 2016
Snow warnings cover Saskatchewan
Saskatchewanians woke up to slushy streets, covered cars and snowfall warnings across the province Wednesday morning. Environment Canada has most of the province under snowfall warnings. Some areas un...
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Oct 05, 2016
Winter tires top of mind as first snowfall hits Saskatoon
Now that Saskatoon had its first blast of winter, people are starting to think about switching tires for the season. Barry Welsh, CEO of Kelvin's Wheel, Tire and Polish in Saskatoon told 650 CK...
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Oct 05, 2016
Candidate's Row: Kelley Moore says she'll lower business taxes, focus on 'densifying' city
Kelley Moore is positioning herself as an experienced civil servant ready to lead Saskatoon in a new direction. The first-time mayoral candidate joined 650 CKOM's Brent Loucks on Candidate's Row Tuesd...
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Oct 04, 2016
Convicted murderer back behind bars in Prince Albert
A convicted killer who got away last week from the Saskatchewan Penitentiary near Prince Albert is back in custody. RCMP said Tuesday they had re-captured Roger Gillet as of 6:45 a.m. The 64-year-old ...
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Oct 04, 2016
Regina woman victim of violent robbery; 2 suspects at large
Regina police are searching for two men after a violent robbery in the downtown area Sunday evening. According to police, a 22-year-old woman was walking alone in the 1900 block of St. John Street by ...
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Oct 04, 2016
Wet, snowy weather in Sask. could end harvest prematurely
The mix of rain and snow across Saskatchewan will hinder the efforts of farmers trying to complete harvest. "It's another huge delay," said Kevin Hursh, an agricultural journalist and consultant who f...
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Oct 04, 2016
Annual walk to honour memory of missing and murdered indigenous women
ople in Saskatoon will be contending the wind, rain and possibly even snow on Tuesday evening as they honour the lives of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls. The Sisters in Spirit Wa...
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Oct 04, 2016
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