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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...
CKOM News
Nov 08, 2019
Deceased baby found in Saskatoon recycling bin
Saskatoon police are investigating the death of a baby whose body was found in a recycling bin. Police were called to the 400 block of Fifth Avenue North for a report of an unknown problem just before...
CKOM News
Nov 08, 2019
(Harrison Brooks/650 CKOM)
Multiple crashes causes morning gridlock on Circle Drive
Parts of Circle Drive were gridlocked Friday morning after freezing rain made roads extremely icy. "It's like a complete skating rink," said Brock Bosker who drove up on a multi-vehicle crash on Circl...
Brent Bosker
Nov 08, 2019
Freezing rain caused a multi vehicle pile up on Circle Drive and 33rd Street (Submitted)
Saskatchewan Health Authority looking into death at RUH emergency
On Tuesday the provincial New Democratic Party (NDP) released internal Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) emails that indicated the SHA is dealing with 'an extreme overcapacity crisis' at Royal Unive...
CKOM News
Nov 07, 2019
Students plant tulips in honour of Second World War veterans
Poppies are the flower that everyone knows to be synonymous with Remembrance Day, but Thursday, students from Montgomery School were planting tulips to honour veterans. The tulips being planted are pa...
Harrison Brooks
Nov 07, 2019
Students from St Dominic school in Saskatoon were planting tulips today in honour of the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Holland after WWII and the Canadians that were a part of that. (Harrison Brooks/ 650 CKOM)
Preparations underway at Optimist Hill
With the weather turning cold in Saskatoon, crews are getting ready for another season at Optimist Hill. "Hopefully next week getting the equipment out, and start making some snow," Robb Letts told 65...
CKOM News
Nov 07, 2019
Snowboarders ride down the hill together during Optimist Hill's opening day on Feb. 10, 2019. (Keenan Sorokan/650 CKOM)
Board of police commissioners approve request for additional officers
Saskatoon is one step closer to getting eight additional police officers, after the request was unanimously approved by the board of police commissioners at a special board meeting on Wednesday. The r...
Harrison Brooks
Nov 07, 2019
There was a special board of police commissioners meeting to vote on the request for eight additional police officers in Saskatoon on Wednesday, November 6, 2019. (Harrison Brooks/650 CKOM)
Saskatoon police officer attacked while responding to domestic dispute
Police responded to a report of a domestic dispute early Wednesday morning in the 3100 block of Laurier Drive. A man had reportedly broken into a home where a woman was inside. There were court orders...
CKOM News
Nov 06, 2019
Cold weather means it's time to check your car battery
With winter arriving in Saskatchewan, it is now time to start looking at how to take care of your car battery. Evan Magee, owner of Saskatoon Mobile Repair says when a battery gets cold it only runs a...
Harrison Brooks
Nov 06, 2019
(Harrison Brooks/650 CKOM)
First Nations policing symposium highlights importance of community, police relationships
Relationship building between officers and communities was a hot topic at the First Nations Policing and Justice Symposium on Tuesday. The policing panel session featured First Nations police chiefs f...
Harrison Brooks
Nov 06, 2019
(File Hills First Nations Police Service/Facebook)
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