Murray Wood: Fish, biscuits and scenery drawing Americans to Saskatchewan
Murray Wood says Saskatchewan's north is a big draw to American anglers, for some obvious reasons.
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Sask. land sales for oil and natural gas rights down by $120 million in 2015
The current landscape in the oil market is continuing to take a big bite out of the revenues Saskatchewan collects, including land sales. Money raised from land sales of petroleum and natural gas righ...
Feb 04, 2016
Sask. government to act on 2 out of 9 recommendations from MS review panel
Saskatchewan's health minister is promising to move quickly on two out of nine recommendations outlined in a report on providing better clinical care for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) patients and improving...
Feb 04, 2016
Crown, defence point to 'whole picture' in closing arguments at Goforth trial
The Goforth trial is now in its final stages with closing arguments coming to an end. Tammy and Kevin Goforth face charges in the death of a four-year-old girl and the abuse of a two-year-old girl. Th...
Feb 04, 2016
Sask. looks to connect people with disabilities to the workforce
It's a segment of Saskatchewan's population the provincial government believes is under-utilized in the workforce, and now the province is providing funding to a program that helps connect those livin...
Feb 04, 2016
Cancer society puts palliative care in spotlight for World Cancer Day
On World Cancer Day, the Canadian Cancer Society is talking about one side of the disease that doesn't get much attention - caring for people as they die. "In the next 15 years there is going to be an...
Feb 04, 2016
Edmonton salon starts pricing cuts based on length, not gender
An Edmonton hair salon is ditching pricing based on a client's gender and are now charging for haircuts based on how long they take. Speaking with the CJME Morning Show on Thursday, Adara Hair & B...
Feb 04, 2016
Sask. NDP call for investigation into government land deal
The Saskatchewan New Democratic Party (NDP) and Progressive Conservative (PC) Party are calling for an investigation into a government deal. Last year, the province had the Global Transportation Hub (...
Feb 03, 2016
High risk offender moves to Regina's Cathedral neighbourhood
A man police consider to be a high risk to reoffend is moving from Regina's Heritage neighbourhood to Cathedral. Regina police are notifying the public about 53-year-old Robert Allaby who has a histor...
Feb 03, 2016
The Green Zone - Show Notes for 2016-02-03
Calgary Flames forward Dennis Wideman has been suspended for 20 games for his hit on an NHL linesman. Is that enough? Too much? Just right? Jamie Nye and Warren Woods discuss and get reaction from the...
Feb 03, 2016
Sask. health minister cautious about idea of ban on public vaping
While the government of Saskatchewan will consider a province-wide ban on vaping in public places, it doesn't appear it will be enacted, anytime soon, if at all. A resolution regarding the use of e-ci...
Feb 03, 2016
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