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Farmers growing anxious due to CP Rail labour dispute
The work stoppage at Canadian Pacific Railway is leaving many farmers worried about the upcoming growing season. A lack of railway transportation is set to have an impact on farmers across the board, ...
Mar 21, 2022 (650 CKOM file photo)
Economist says CP Rail stoppage is 'horrible timing'
A Canadian economist says the work stoppage at Canadian Pacific Railway is an example of what happens when companies and labour groups have too much power. Fears of supply-chain issues are growing acr...
Mar 21, 2022
Saskatchewan adds $1.8M in funding for 27 school divisions
A number of Saskatchewan school divisions are getting some extra help from the provincial government. On Monday, the Saskatchewan government announced 27 school divisions will receive another $1.8 mil...
Mar 21, 2022
Gun amnesty program gets underway in Saskatchewan
Police services across Saskatchewan are looking for unwanted guns. The Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police (SACP) launched the 2022 Firearm Amnesty Program on Monday to dispose of guns that p...
Mar 21, 2022
What you can expect as spring begins in Saskatchewan
Spring is officially here - and you can certainly tell by the heaps of dirty snow everywhere. Environment Canada meteorologist David Phillips joined the Greg Morgan Morning Show on Monday to provide h...
Mar 21, 2022
A message of support to Ukraine from the snow in Paddockwood
By Derek Craddock A man from Paddockwood wanted to show his support for those enduring the war in Ukraine through a snow sculpture. Resident Elmer Lammedee created the sculpture using his hands, a sho...
Mar 21, 2022 (Submitted photo/Elmer Lammedee)
U of S prof breaks down West's role in Russia-Ukraine conflict
The war in Ukraine continues to escalate, with soldiers on both sides dying and Ukrainian civilians being killed. So what should the West be doing about it? That can be a tricky question, according to...
Mar 19, 2022 A Canadian flag and a Ukrainian flag wave in the sky at Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School in Saskatoon. (Libby Giesbrecht/650 CKOM file photo)
Inflation continues to climb, but relief may be ahead
By Drew Stremick Inflation is taking its toll on Canadians from coast to coast, driving up the cost of everyday items families need most. Dr. Jason Childs, a professor of economics at the University o...
Mar 19, 2022 The Saskatoon Co-op grocery store at 1624 33rd St. W. photographed in January 2016. (Simon Garrett/Google)
Man accused of pointing loaded gun at stranger in Saskatoon
Saskatoon police have arrested a man accused of pointing a gun at a stranger. Police got a call at 7:19 a.m. on Saturday from someone who said a man walking around the 1300 block of Elliot Street poin...
Mar 19, 2022
Saskatchewan still seeing strain on hospitals due to COVID
Saskatchewan's battle with COVID-19 may have crested, but the virus is still at high levels and it's causing ongoing stresses in health care. During a physicians’ town hall Thursday evening, med...
Mar 18, 2022
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