Sarah Mills: I don't want to live in a world where people are shot for their opinions
Sarah Mills says she was no follower of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, but the idea that people are being killed ov...
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Former Fas Gas employee pleads guilty to attempted voyeurism
A former Fas Gas employee in Saskatoon, who was accused of spying on customers with a cell phone hidden in the ceiling, has pleaded guilty to attempted voyeurism. Adnan Iqbal, 25, received a 15-month ...
Nov 12, 2019 Photo of the damaged ceiling tile in the gas station bathroom.
Thousands gather in Saskatoon for Canada's largest Remembrance Day service
Saskatoon hosted the country's largest indoor Remembrance Day service on Monday. John Davidson, the former president of Saskatoon Legion Branch #63, said they expected around 9,000 people to attend th...
Nov 11, 2019 (650 CKOM file photo)
Winterruption aims to drown out the winter blues in Saskatoon
By the time January rolls around, most people are cold, lethargic -- probably all around grumpy. But Winterruption is hoping to turn peoples' frowns upside down in Saskatoon. The five-day festival fea...
Nov 11, 2019
Police chase ensues after man steals two snowmobiles
Saskatoon police were led on a police chase Sunday to arrest a man suspected of stealing two snowmobiles. A media release states police received a call at 10:12 a.m. from a driver that a was following...
Nov 10, 2019
Calgary Dinos dump Saskatchewan Huskies in Hardy Cup rematch
The University of Calgary Dinos completed its quest for revenge with a 29-4 win over the Saskatchewan Huskies in the 83rd Hardy Cup final at McMahon Stadium Saturday. Calgary won in a rematch of last ...
Nov 09, 2019
Remembering Canada's Second World War bomb girls
During this time of year Canadians across the country show their respect for all the war veterans who traveled overseas to fight for this country. However, some of the people who supported the Canadia...
Nov 09, 2019 Women working in the munitions factory of Defense Industries Ltd. during the Second World War. (Legion Magazine)
Warman man brings home black widow spider after grocery shopping trip
Calvin Bruneau arrived home from a grocery shopping trip with a little more than he asked for last week. Bruneau emptied his groceries to find a black widow spider at his Warman house after shopping a...
Nov 09, 2019 A photo of the eight-legged critter that Calvin Bruneau discovered after a grocery shopping trip. (Amanda Bruneau/Facebook)
Saskatoon Legion hopes to find rightful owner of war memorabilia
Ahead of Remembrance Day, Legion Branch #63 is hoping to locate the rightful owner of a collection of war memorabilia. The frame includes five service medals, photos, poppies and other pieces that bel...
Nov 08, 2019 Clark family memorabilia
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War bride living in Moose Jaw recalls meeting husband of 67 years
Love is a funny thing, says Margaret Houghton. The war bride recalls that's what compelled her to leave her family in England to be with Arthur Houghton, a Canadian soldier she had met during the Seco...
Nov 08, 2019 (Margaret Houghton/Facebook)
City waiting for Ontario court decision on fraud scheme funds
City of Saskatoon officials are waiting for a Toronto court decision to find out what's happening with more of the money it lost to a fraud scheme back in August. On Tuesday, an Ontario Superior Court...
Nov 08, 2019
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