Category Archives: (650 CKOM) *Saskatchewan News (Shared)

Don't be surprised if you spot damaged signs next to Saskatchewan highways this spring. As the snow melts and the April showers turn into May flowers, more and more broken or damaged highway signs are...

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre made Saskatoon one of his final stops just days before Canadians head to the polls. "Everything is at stake (and) this election is about change," Poilievre s...

A new pilot project in Weyburn is designed to improve access to mental health care by allowing pharmacists to make changes to medication. The Government of Saskatchewan has inked an agreement with Dr....

It's a race against time for federal candidates as they try to turn every doorstep visit into a vote. In the Saskatoon South riding, first-time NDP candidate Jacob Gadzella and his team of volunteers ...

A Saskatoon city councillor, known for his opposition to the 106-bed Fairhaven emergency shelter and for speaking out on crime in his community, will not be part of a recently created subcommittee tas...

Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes is now investigating an altercation in Marshall, Sask., that ended with one man dead. Maidstone RCMP responded to the incident on April 24, around 4:30 a.m., where injur...

By Nigel Maxwell Recalling a phone call she received at 3:30 in the morning from a police officer, informing her daughter had been injured, Roberta Sinclair says she experienced every parent's worst n...

Cattle ranchers in Saskatchewan were hoping to start the season on a high note, but now they are facing concerns around a serious disease. According to Chad Ross, chair of the Saskatchewan Cattle Asso...

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is expected to make his first Saskatchewan stop of the 2025 federal election campaign in Saskatoon on Thursday night. Poilievre will hold a rally at a warehouse on...

Western alienation is a common theme among western Canadian provinces, going back decades. In the context of Canadian politics, it can be defined in several ways. According to Duane Bratt, Mount Royal...