Category Archives: (650 CKOM) Provincial News

Saskatchewan started the year tied for the lowest unemployment rate among provinces sitting at 5.4 per cent compared to the national average of 6.6 per cent, based on data from the latest labour force...

The City of Prince Albert is using technology and its website to have residents become part of the solution to managing issues ranging from discarded needles, encampments and other risks. A Community ...

Premier Scott Moe is getting the chance to argue against tariffs on behalf of Saskatchewan, meeting with United States representatives in Washington D.C. next week. All 13 leaders with the premiers' C...

Mounties seized thousands of illegal cigarettes, along with nearly two kilograms of drugs and several weapons after executing a search warrant at a Saskatchewan home. According to the RCMP, the search...

by Cameron Koch While Saskatchewan hasn't joined other provinces in pulling American alcohol brands off the shelves, the push to buy Canadian is just as strong here as it is across the nation. Trade t...

For as long as she can remember, Meletta Goossen has had a knack for making people feel welcome. Even as a little girl, she loved playing the role of hostess. "I was probably about three or four," she...

Housing sales are up across Saskatchewan, signalling a strong start to 2025, but inventory levels are well below average. According to data released Thursday by the Saskatchewan Realtors Association, ...

A $15 million gift from Nutrien is expected to be "transformational" for the University of Saskatchewan. The university said the donation, which was announced on Monday, "will drive a new era of innov...

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says Saskatchewan is continuing to call for "de-escalation" of the looming trade war between Canada and the United States, but says he supports the first round of counte...

The cold snap being felt in central and southern Saskatchewan is expected to persist until the middle of the week. Extreme cold warnings from Environment Canada continued to blanket the southern half ...