Category Archives: OLD (650 CKOM) Featured Story – Shared

Industry leaders are meeting in Saskatoon this week to explore the ways public perceptions of the agriculture industry are changing, and how the industry is adapting to better connect with consumers. ...

Chasing and killing a woodland caribou on a northern lake has cost three men $18,600 in fines. In a media release Tuesday, Saskatchewan’s Ministry of Environment said the last of the men was sen...

Whether you've been dumped or were just missed by Cupid’s arrow this year, Winston's English Pub in Saskatoon has you covered. The bar is marking the 16th year of its Anti-Valentine’s Day ...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has offered a statement responding to a situation involving a bat that was captured at a Regina hospital last week. In an emailed statement, the SHA says it wor...

Local health-care leaders are feeling shut out of the process of making decisions that impact their communities, according to the Saskatchewan New Democrats. Vicki Mowat, opposition health critic, sai...

A group of quilters is making a difference in their community, one stitch at a time. The Saskatoon Quilters' Guild has 90 members who use their passion for fabric, colours and sewing to craft quilts t...

After months of disagreement and frustration surrounding its outdoor drive-in theatre, the Resort Village of Manitou Beach is sharing its side of the story behind a broken projector and how that's led...

Just two weeks after Debbie Onishenko learned her new friend Brent Kruger was approved to become her live kidney donor, the two got even more good news: A surgery date. On Feb. 7, 650 CKOM reported th...

Travel agents have had a chance to rest since the Christmas season air travel debacle that saw flights cancelled across Canada. Terry Kaszas, general manager of travel services for CAA Saskatchewan, s...

During the Christmas season, generous people around Saskatchewan packed more than 19,000 shoeboxes for children in need around the world. That's part of the grand total of 415,042 boxes filled across ...