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Cameco 'watching closely' world uranium prices amid war between Russia and Ukraine
The war between Russia and Ukraine isn't even a week old and already it's affecting world commodity markets. Uranium is one of those markets, and Cameco spokesperson Jeff Hryhoriw said the price of sp...
Mar 01, 2022 Cameco announced on Nov. 8, 2017 they would be temporarily shutting down operations at McArthur River (pictured) and Key Lake. (Cameco)
Officer hit with axe while trying to arrest man on 33rd Street train bridge
A Saskatoon police officer needed a few stitches after being bit by an axe while responding to a call on Monday evening. Police say it happened when officers were talking to a man who appeared ready t...
Mar 01, 2022 CP Rail bridge Saskatoon
(Keenan Sorokan/650 CKOM)
Rawlco Radio Saskatchewan Day of Caring for Ukraine
The world is watching as Ukraine defends itself against Russia in a war that has already left cities in rubble, hundreds dead, hundreds of thousands displaced and families torn apart. Saskatchewan has...
Mar 01, 2022 The flag of Ukraine flown at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. (Sarah Mills/980 CJME)
'Obviously relieved': Mariecar Jackson's lawyer speaks after daughter's return
Mariecar Jackson has finally been reunited with her daughter Sarah after months of work by police. Sarah’s father, Michael Gordon Jackson, allegedly refused to return the girl to Mariecar’...
Feb 28, 2022
Dutch Growers among companies giving customers choice to wear masks in store
Businesses across Saskatchewan no doubt will have different rules moving forward when it comes to wearing a mask in stores. The public health order requiring masks to be worn in indoor public places w...
Feb 28, 2022 Customers will have the choice to wear a mask moving forward at Dutch Growers in Saskatoon. (Dallas Dahlseide/650 CKOM)
Russian products pulled from SLGA shelves
The provincial government is heading to the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority's shelves to show its disapproval of what Russia is doing in Ukraine. On Monday, the government confirmed it was pu...
Feb 28, 2022
'OK, it's on:' Saskatchewan man offers glimpse of war in Ukraine
A Saskatchewan man who moved to Ukraine three years ago has found himself in the middle of a war. Bryce Walker — who lives in Rivne, roughly 350 kilometres west of Kyiv — joined John Gorml...
Feb 28, 2022
No more mandates: A timeline of COVID public health orders in Saskatchewan
As of 12:01 Monday morning, the Government of Saskatchewan no longer had any public health orders related to COVID-19 in effect. Mandates have been a bit of a rollercoaster in the province, coming on ...
Feb 28, 2022
Russian family living in Sask. decries war against Ukraine
In the opinion of Oleg Kougiya, the war between Ukraine and Russia does not have a place in this world. "I lived in (the) Soviet Union and I lived in Russia long enough not to get shocked with a lot o...
Feb 28, 2022 Oleg Kougiya and his 13-year-old daughter, Julia. Kougiya grew up in Russia during the Soviet Union and later immigrated to Canada. (Libby Giesbrecht/650 CKOM)
Speech therapist pleased to see masks come off for young children
With masks no longer required in Saskatchewan, a speech therapist believes face coverings may have contributed to speech delays for young children. Kirsten Kelly is the owner of It's a Speech Thing, w...
Feb 28, 2022
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