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Saskatoon pastor calls for closure of Fairhaven shelter after scary incident
A Saskatoon pastor is raising concerns with an emergency shelter in Fairhaven after a scary incident on the doorstep of his church. Robert Pearce is the pastor at Fairmont Baptist Church, which is loc...
CKOM News
Feb 15, 2024
Fairmont Baptist Church Minister Robert Pearce. (Lara Fominoff/650 CKOM)
Province provides $7.61 million to Saskatoon police, funding 54 positions
This year's contributions from the provincial government to the Saskatoon Police Service add up to $7.61 million. According to the Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety, police in the Br...
Taylor MacPherson
Nov 17, 2023
Charlie Clark, Saskatoon’s mayor, said neighbourhoods across the city are seeing “an increasing challenge” due to mental health issues and addictions. (650 CKOM file photo)
Liquor store permits re-sold for less
The provincial government's haul from the liquor store permit auction is turning out to be a bit smaller than originally thought. In February, the province auctioned off 35 permits to run liquor store...
CKOM News
Jun 19, 2023
Provincial budget to be released amid questions about health care
On Wednesday afternoon, the provincial government will release its spring budget, outlining its priorities and predictions for the year ahead. And it appears the gravy train is still running for Saska...
CKOM News
Mar 22, 2023
Sask. parents calling for investigation into formula shortage
Some parents in Saskatchewan are frustrated over — and worried about — where their child's next meal is going to come from. Formula shortages have been reported across North America. Sherr...
CKOM News
Dec 11, 2022
Moe teases white paper and legislation on provincial-federal jurisdiction
On Friday morning, Saskatchewan's premier teased an announcement coming after the long weekend about federal and provincial jurisdiction. Speaking on Gormley, Scott Moe said a white paper will be rele...
CKOM News
Oct 07, 2022
Province providing $250,000 in grant funding to help seniors live independently
The Saskatchewan government is aiming to help seniors live independently at home and in their home communities. That's why it's offering $250,000 in one-time grant funding for organizations and commun...
CKOM News
Sep 20, 2022
U of R professor says rising inflation rate due to printed money
Whether you're buying your weekly groceries or looking at new homes, it's no secret anymore that you're being forced to pay a prettier penny. The inflation rate soared to 5.1 per cent in January, the ...
Craig Silliphant
Feb 20, 2022
Latest COVID update Sept. 16: 439 new cases, 1 new death
Saskatchewan reported 439 new COVID-19 cases and one new death Thursday. The seven-day average of new COVID cases rose to a record high of 438. The province also announced one more death, pushing the ...
CKOM News
Sep 16, 2021
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'Test, trace and isolate:' Concerned citizens gather at Merriman's Saskatoon office
Chants about the province's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic - geared at Health Minister Paul Merriman and Premier Scott Moe's golf game - rained down just off Eighth Street in Saskatoon on Wednesday...
Craig Silliphant
Sep 08, 2021
University of Saskatchewan professor, Kyle Anderson, speaks to a crowd of concerned citizens in the parking lot of Health Minister Paul Merriman's office. Pictured on Sept. 8, 2021. (Brady Lang/650 CKOM)
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