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Craig Silliphant
'Leave more money in their pockets': Scheer takes aim at federal child-care plan
Not everyone is excited about Saskatchewan’s new child-care deal with the federal government. The province signed on to a deal Friday morning that aims to provide $10-a-day child care by 2025-26...
Craig Silliphant
Aug 13, 2021
Liberals leaning on weak competition, aiming for majority in snap election request
With rumours of a federal election taking place next month, many Canadians are asking one simple question. Why? A recent survey from Nanos Research, commissioned by CTV News, showed only 26 per cent o...
Craig Silliphant
Aug 13, 2021
Catching on: Picton makes first three receptions of CFL career
When Mitch Picton was a member of the University of Regina Rams, he caught seven passes in the first game ever played at Mosaic Stadium. On Friday, the Regina product caught the first three passes of ...
Craig Silliphant
Aug 12, 2021
Saskatchewan could be facing its worst drought on record
Nearly every long-lasting summer drought in Saskatchewan yields responses from farmers declaring that drought as the worst anyone in the area can remember. Well, according to Dr. John Pomeroy, the Can...
Craig Silliphant
Aug 12, 2021
Tourism Saskatoon embracing three-headed festival week
It's not very often -- if ever -- that three of Saskatoon's biggest summer festivals all take place in the same week. The Ex, the Saskatchewan Jazz Festival and A Taste of Saskatchewan all claimed a c...
Craig Silliphant
Aug 11, 2021
Regina doctor expects approval soon for COVID vaccines for kids
Experts are weighing in on when we could possibly see a COVID-19 vaccine made available for children under the age of 12. Dr. Alex Wong, an infectious disease physician in Regina, believes a vaccine c...
Craig Silliphant
Aug 11, 2021
City could reduce costs to replace lead pipes where homeowners previously opted out of work
A City of Saskatoon committee is recommending the city continue to share the costs of replacing remaining private lead lines where the city had already replaced public pipes. Roughly 256 homes in Sask...
Craig Silliphant
Aug 10, 2021
People in North Portal excited for reunions with American family, friends
Imagine being separated from family and friends by an invisible line and not being able to see them. That has been the situation for people living in North Portal throughout the pandemic. The small vi...
Craig Silliphant
Aug 09, 2021
'So nice to be around people again': Riders fan reflects on first home game of season
An announced crowd of more than 33,000 arrived at a sold-out Mosaic Stadium on Friday to watch the CFL’s Saskatchewan Roughriders play their first regular-season game in almost two years. One of...
Craig Silliphant
Aug 09, 2021
Food, music draw visitors to City Hall for celebration of Filipino culture
The Saskatchewan Filipino Music and Food Festival made its debut in Saskatoon last weekend. Vendors, musicians, and food stands filled the street in front of City Hall to celebrate Filipino culture. E...
Craig Silliphant
Aug 08, 2021
Crowds gathered near Saskatoon City Hall to sample food and take in street performances at the Filipino Music & Food Street Festival on Aug. 8, 2021. (Payton Zillich/650 CKOM)
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