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

The wheels - so to speak - are in now in motion to build Saskatoon's new, 60-bed enhanced emergency shelter. The new shelter will be run by The Mustard Seed, and will be located at 170 - 31st Street E...

Forty-one cats have been rescued from a now-condemned home in Wynyard, Saskatchewan, and are starting to come out of their shells after a whirlwind weekend of seizure, veterinary care and relocation. ...

Tammy O'Brien has a brain tumour on her vestibular auditory nerve. In June of 2025, she learned the tumour was growing and needed Gamma Knife radiosurgery, a treatment not available in Saskatchewan. R...

Have you ever run out of toilet paper? It may feel like an emergency, but it's probably not worthy of a 9-1-1 call. But according to the Saskatchewan RCMP, someone in the province made a call to the e...

Don't expect changes in Venezuela to have an immediate impact on the prairie oil industry or gas prices. Patrick de Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy, emphasized that despite U.S. President...

Saskatchewan's premier says the U.S. strike in Venezuela over the weekend highlights the need for Canada to diversify its trading partners. Premier Scott Moe joined the Evan Bray Show on Wednesday to ...

Reflecting on the news that a fire at the Salvation Army may have been deliberately set, Maj. Ed Dean said he was feeling shock and disappointment. Late Tuesday afternoon, the Prince Albert Fire Depar...

Since a closure just before Christmas, fewer people have been able to get a PET scan in Saskatchewan. The province's sole PET scan machine, until one proposed for Regina is purchased, closed for two d...

Lawyers representing families of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash are appealing a lawsuit that was tossed out of court last month. The lawsuit was filed a few months after the crash that killed 16 peopl...

A fire that tore through the Salvation Army building on Christmas Day was human-caused and there were multiple starts from within the building. Those are the findings of the Prince Albert Fire Departm...