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Riceton man dead in rollover near Estlin
A 19-year-old man from Riceton is dead after a rollover near Estlin Wednesday.He was found in the south ditch of Highway 306 about two kilometres south east of the community. RCMP say the Mazda ...
CKOM News
Aug 13, 2015
VIDEO: Mosquito swarms thick near Moose Jaw
My cousin Jim is a farmer northwest of Moose Jaw. Tonight he was swathing and this is all he could see...I'd say the mosquitoes are out...~Holly~Posted by Jack FM Regina on Wednesday...
CKOM News
Aug 13, 2015
Stephen Harper makes Sask. stop for Conservative campaign
Prime Minister Stephen Harper made his first official Saskatchewan campaign stop to speak to a crowd of Conservative supporters at a farm southwest of Regina Thursday morning.With no new campaign prom...
CKOM News
Aug 13, 2015
Saskatchewan Science Centre visitors go to Arctic on hottest summer days
Parents and kids in Regina are choosing to escape the heat this week by taking a trip to the Arctic when they step inside the Saskatchewan Science Centre."Our Arctic Voices visiting exhibition is here...
CKOM News
Aug 13, 2015
Saskatoon great leads new basketball camp
All week long a former national basketball champion Michael Linklater has been injecting his knowledge and international experience into the hearts and minds of teenagers.It's the inaugural week for P...
CKOM News
Aug 13, 2015
Regina man on trial for orange zone death of highway worker
The trial for a man accused of hitting and killing an 18-year-old woman in a highway construction zone is to begin in Weyburn.Keith Dunford of Regina is accused of killing Ashley Richards, who was wor...
CKOM News
Aug 13, 2015
Saskatoon gas prices jump 16 cents
Gas jumped to $1.24 per litre on Wednesday, up from $1.08 on Tuesday, making the 16 cent increase one the most drastic one-day jumps in recent memory.The spike in gas comes amid the lowest cost for cr...
CKOM News
Aug 12, 2015
Man found unconscious from heat on Saskatoon gas station roof
A man was rescued from a gas station roof in Saskatoon on Wednesday after it's believed he passed out from heat exposure.The 20-year-old man had been working atop the Petro-Canada on Preston Avenue So...
CKOM News
Aug 12, 2015
VIDEO: RCMP officer 'in the zone' while dancing at Sask. powwow
A video of an RCMP officer in uniform moving in time to drums at a powwow in Saskatchewan is getting a lot of attention.Const. J.P. Gauthier is from Quebec and he is on a two-year posting to the Water...
CKOM News
Aug 12, 2015
Saskatoon finds no other cases of Dutch elm disease
No other cases of Dutch elm disease have been found in Saskatoon since a tree in the Queen Elizabeth neighbourhood was removed after testing positive for the arboreal illness last month. Accordin...
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Aug 12, 2015
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