Author Archives: Brent Bosker

The city of Saskatoon is entering the busy season for watermain breaks after a week of extreme cold temperatures. January is the beginning of the peak season due to frost penetrating deeper into the g...

The city of Saskatoon will start taking action on boarded-up homes if a plan by the fire department receives approval by city council. The proposal going before council this month would see fire inspe...

Alicia Morin is somewhat of a cold-weather expert. The Canada Post employee knows better than most how to handle the elements, walking over four hours a day outside in Saskatoon. "The biggest factor i...

A Saskatoon business wants people to know a gas price hike wasn't the work of the Grinch. The 7-Eleven gas bar in Hampton Village took some heat on social media from customers who wondered why they we...

Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark stopped by 650 CKOM Tuesday to share a story about how the Christmas Spirit prevailed during one of the most violent events in human history. During the First World War, ...

The fire is out, but clean-up continues at the site of Monday's CP Railway train derailment and fire west of Guernsey, Sask. Here is a compilation of images and video taken from the scene by 650 CKOM ...

Despite a distinct size advantage, a group of cattle northwest of Prince Albert wanted nothing to do with a wild pig that wandered onto their pasture. Retired teacher Ron Craswell was driving kids hom...

The death of a woman who was killed by wild pigs in Texas should be a warning for Saskatchewan residents. That's the word from University of Saskatchewan researcher Ryan Brook, who spent a decade trac...

WestJet cancelled flights out Saskatoon Wednesday due to a nasty storm system in the U.S. that is expected to touch southwestern Alberta. The airline told 650 CKOM three cancelled flights out of the c...

For nearly three decades Darcy Bear has helped make Whitecap Dakota First Nation an economic success story in the country. Taking over as chief 25 years ago, he helped lead the community from having n...