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Muskoday woman named first female president of national body representing Aboriginal firefighters
Just over two decades after joining the Muskoday Volunteer Fire Department, Michelle Vandevord can now lay claim to being elected the first female president of the Aboriginal Firefighters' Association...
Dec 02, 2020
Drive-through COVID-19 testing coming to Prince Albert
A new drive-through COVID-19 testing site opens Wednesday in Prince Albert According to a media release from the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA), the new site is being opened in response to increa...
Dec 02, 2020 (Lisa Schick/980 CJME file photo)
New app brings together those who need snow shoveled and those willing to do it
Need your driveway shoveled, but don't have the ability to or the time? There's an app for that. Bailey Mosiman of Regina is the owner of NoSnow, an app that brings those who need snow shoveled, and t...
Dec 01, 2020
Christmas at Grandma's offers the best of the season
Here's something to do in Saskatoon to get in the Christmas spirit. Christmas at Grandma's is a setup on Circle Drive that has professionally decorated rooms, shopping from local vendors and pictures ...
Dec 01, 2020 (Christmas at Grandma's/Facebook
COVID outbreak confirmed at Saskatoon mail processing plant
Ten employees of the Saskatoon mail processing plant on 51st Street have recently tested positive for COVID-19. All employees wore personal protective equipment and practised physical distancing while...
Dec 01, 2020
Calls grow louder to get remanded prisoners, other offenders out of Saskatoon Correctional Centre
Jennifer Lounsbury feels it's just a matter of time before her son tests positive for COVID-19. Her son, Alex, is on remand awaiting sentencing for auto theft at the Saskatoon Correctional Centre. He ...
Dec 01, 2020 Chantelle Reimer (left) is worried about the safety of her fiance on remand at the Saskatoon Correctional Centre (Keenan Sorokan/650 CKOM)
COVID-19 surge taking a toll on Saskatoon services, infrastructure
Saskatoon city councillors got some sobering COVID-related information at Monday's council meeting. Emergency Management Operations (EMO) director Pamela Goulden-McLeod explained that for every 100 pe...
Dec 01, 2020
Battle on controlling STI numbers in Sask. on display this World AIDS Day
Saskatchewan is working towards goals that didn't seem attainable even one decade ago. The work within harm reduction and battling the AIDS crisis has been vast, particularly towards the Indigenous po...
Dec 01, 2020
Saskatoon residential snow removal to begin Wednesday
Snow-clearing efforts from the Nov. 7-9 snow/ice storm and blizzard along with subsequent snowfalls in Saskatoon are hitting the next stage, and it's going to cost millions of dollars to clean up. The...
Dec 01, 2020
Shinny put on ice, city requests nets be taken off outdoor rinks
COVID-19 is impacting a winter pastime in Saskatoon. The new provincial health order that took effect on Friday suspended all sports competitions and games until Dec. 17. On Monday, the city issued a ...
Dec 01, 2020 River Heights community rink in Saskatoon. (submitted/Ryan Vanjoff)
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The Evan Bray Show - Monday, Oct. 27
Evan talks with Sask. baseball coach and player Justin Eiswirth and fan Chuck McCoy about the Jays in the World Series, ...
