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Hartung punches ticket to face Dunstone in 1-2 Page Playoff Game at SaskTel Tankard
The field is down to just six teams at the SaskTel Tankard in Whitewood. Matt Dunstone's rink out of the Highland Curling Club is looking to repeat as Provincial Champions and represent the province a...
Feb 12, 2022 Team Hartung wins the 'B' event and punches their ticket to the 1-2 Page Playoff game at the 2022 SaskTel Tankard. (CurlSask/Twitter)
Dunstone off to hot start at SaskTel Tankard
Matt Dunstone's rink out of Regina's Highland Curling Club is locked in on representing the province again at the Tim Hortons Brier. Dunstone has skipped his team to the last two provincial men's curl...
Feb 11, 2022 (Team Dunstone/Twitter)
'Don't take weird risks:' Ruts in roads wreaking havoc
Saskatoon's Craig Silliphant found himself in an awkward situation Friday morning. The ruts made from other vehicles in his back alley caused Silliphant to get stuck on his way to work. "That snow was...
Feb 11, 2022 City crews will move on to tackling snow ruts in back lanes and local streets that were skipped because they require temporary parking restrictions due to the number of parked vehicles. (Lara Fominoff/650 CKOM)
Residents warned to watch for ice dams as temperatures rise
The temperatures have gone from freezing to more mild conditions this week, which means residents should start looking out for ice dams. Those are ridges of ice that form at the edge of a roof and pre...
Feb 10, 2022
Lawns, sidewalks could be damaged by rock salt chemicals
Keeping roads and sidewalks as safe as possible with icy conditions remains the top priority on days like Thursday. Different types of salt chemicals are used on main roads to help drivers and pedestr...
Feb 10, 2022 Rock salt chemicals used to limit icy sidewalks. (Dallas Dahlseide/650 CKOM)
More questions than answers for Sask. unions as they prepare for life without restrictions
Some unions in the province have been outspoken over the last month when it comes to pleading with the Saskatchewan government to stick with current public health measures surrounding COVID-19. Now, w...
Feb 09, 2022
Spring runoff outlook released for Saskatchewan
It could be another dry year for some farmers in southern Saskatchewan. On Tuesday, the Water Security Agency (WSA) released its spring runoff outlook for 2022. The report shows most of southern Saska...
Feb 08, 2022
Weather finally co-operates for visits to Sask. provincial parks
Temperatures conducive to outdoor winter events have been few and far between this winter season. With a warm week in the forecast for Saskatchewan, friends and families may look to make up for some o...
Feb 07, 2022 Cross-country ski enthusiasts enjoying Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park. (Sask Parks/Facebook)
'We're listening here in Saskatchewan': Moe on future of COVID restrictions, ongoing protests
Premier Scott Moe plans on providing a better picture of when COVID-19 restrictions will be dropped in Saskatchewan. Speaking to Gormley on Monday, the premier said Tuesday will be the day residents g...
Feb 07, 2022
Saskatoon shows support for 'Stand With Ukraine' Campaign
The #StandWithUkraine campaign has turned into a country-wide movement. Roughly 100 people gathered in downtown Saskatoon wearing blue and yellow colours to show their support for Ukraine. Others that...
Feb 07, 2022 The #StandWithUkraine Campaign made its way through downtown Saskatoon on Feb. 6th/2022. (Dallas Dahlseide/650 CKOM)
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