Category Archives: (650 CKOM) Provincial News

Premier Scott Moe released an Easter message on Twitter Friday morning. “I know this is something that we look forward to all year, but this year I’m asking you to celebrate a little bit d...

Police are investigating after a three-year-old girl died Thursday afternoon. Members of the Prince Albert Police Service were called to a home on the 800 block of 17th Street West Wednesday night. Of...

There's a lot of information that comes at you over the course of a week right now! So each Friday, as part of our special coverage of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, 650 CKOM will give you a quick wrap-up ...

A hairstylist teacher in Saskatoon who tested positive for COVID-19 wants to warn everyone just how serious the virus is. Camey Hryhor said she was doing her best to isolate, only travelling from home...

There’s still a lot up in the air in terms of baseball in Saskatchewan this summer. Baseball Saskatchewan, the governing body for the sport in the province, continues to update its website with ...

What COVID-19 has taught everybody is that the virus is invisible – you can’t see it – but it can be present in an individual or on a surface, and your hands can be the vector which ...

A measuring tape marks out three metres and bright cones provide a visual barrier. Preschool teacher Uli Hecker has found a way to follow public health orders for COVID-19 while safely connecting face...

Its been just over three and a half weeks since the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) transitioned to remote classes, but students still have concerns with the institution’s response to COVID-...

Both James Smith Cree Nation (JSCN) and Onion Lake Cree Nation (OLCN) have their first confirmed cases of COVID-19. On Sunday, a public notice signed by JSCN Chief, Wally Burns, was sent to community ...

A heavy band of snowfall moving across central Saskatchewan has led Highway Hotline to issue “travel not recommended” notices for several highways north of Saskatoon on Monday. Travel isn&...