Category Archives: (650 CKOM) Provincial News

One week after announcing it would keep Vanscoy’s potash mine shuttered for another month, Nutrien is confirming plans to bring the facility back on line in March. The exact day in March is uncl...

Saskatchewan’s teachers are inching towards the possibility of job action as the union representing them calls for a “sanctions vote.” The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (ST...

Saskatchewan remains free of the coronavirus after a second test came back negative. Public health officials are still waiting for the results of tests on three other Saskatchewan residents. The illne...

A researcher from the University of Saskatchewan has been tasked with finding a solution to sulfate-contaminated water hurting livestock producers. The water quality research project is one of 28 that...

According to a University of Saskatchewan microbiologist, the Wuhan coronavirus isn’t a major threat to the Canadian population. Dr. Joseph Blondeau, the head of clinical microbiology at Royal U...

For the second time in two days a collision impacted traffic on a section of Highway 7 near Kindersley. RCMP said a semi and pickup truck were involved in a collision Tuesday evening, six kilometres w...

A case of stolen identity has cost one Saskatchewan farming family hundreds of thousands of dollars. Andrew and Laurie Johnson run Johnson Livestock near Peebles, a community about 125 kilometres sout...

The Kindersley RCMP is looking for the public’s help after a home invasion Sunday night on the 200 block of First Avenue West. Mounties say three men dressed in black with balaclavas covering th...

Former federal cabinet minister Peter MacKay officially kicked off his Conservative Party leadership bid on Saturday. He sat down for a chat with Gormley guest host Drew Remenda on Monday. One of the ...

The reigning provincial women’s curling champions flexed their muscles through the first few games in Melville, en route to a birth in the 1-2 page playoff game. Robyn Silvernagle’s rink, ...