Author Archives: Craig Silliphant

On Monday night, Prince Albert City Council proposed a new bylaw prohibiting access to public back alleys and walkways at night. This had support, but also concerns with some aspects of the proposed b...

In a 24-hour span, Saskatoon had three separate incidents involving bear spray. It all started Monday at 12:30 a.m., when a home was shot at twice in the 1000 block of 23rd Street West, and the suspec...

  A dramatic police chase on a busy Saskatoon street was partly caught on video early Monday evening. Saskatoon police confirmed to 650 CKOM they were engaged in a pursuit with a suspect vehicle ...

Saskatoon's Royal University Hospital (RUH) announced plans to create a newly dedicated four-bed epilepsy unit Monday afternoon. The unit will be funded by the provincial government starting in 2020-2...

The end of August means it's time to get the kids prepared for school for parents across the country. Saskatoon is no different as a constant stream of traffic is in and out of retail stores ahead of ...

Ditching a well-paying job and pursuing a passion without any guaranteed results is sure to be an unnerving experience. For Jeff and Julie Shirley, that ultimate leap of faith has done more than pay o...

Twelve individuals, three teams, one family, and a city were inducted into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame Saturday night in Battleford. Around 500 people were in attendance to see the group en...

It was a chilly one in some parts of Saskatchewan Saturday night. Both Regina and Saskatoon broke long-standing records with lows of 2 C and 0.7 C respectively. https://twitter.com/ECCCWeatherSK/statu...

The Saskatoon Blades are hoping to make another run at the WHL playoffs after adding a trio of defencemen this week. Recognizing defence as his highest priority this off-season, Blades general manager...

The provincial government isn't backing down from it's ongoing dispute with the federal government over infrastructure dollars. After agreements were struck on Monday for 13 of 25 incoming projects ac...