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Kinsmen Home Lottery winners announced in Saskatoon
Todd Marien has a new million dollar home thanks to the Kinsmen Home Lottery. But he almost missed the call. "We were at my son's grad when they tried to call me and I was declining the call," Marien ...
Jun 28, 2018 Todd Marien named the Kinsmen Home Lottery winner in Saskatoon June 28, 2018. (Kinsmen Home Lottery/Facebook)
Freedom From Injustice walk starts in Saskatoon
People taking part in the Freedom From Injustice walk will begin their long journey Monday. The group plans to meet at Saskatoon Court of Queen's Bench, then walk to Regina and on to Manitoba, where t...
May 07, 2018 The Freedom From Injustice will travel from Saskatoon to Winnipeg between May 7 and June 7, 2018 to bring attention to issues faced by Indigenous youth and calls for justice reform. (Freedom From Injustice/Facebook)
Family makes emotional appeal after dog washed away
A Saskatoon family has seen an outpouring of support online after losing a beloved pet. Benji, a two-year-old Golden Retriever-Bernese, went missing during a walk Tuesday in Furdale. Now, his people a...
Jan 12, 2018 A post making the rounds on Facebook asks people to help find Benji, the dog was washed away in the South Saskatchewan River on Jan. 9, 2018. (Sydney A. Rikelle/Facebook)
Blades game proposal ends with a 'yes'
The Saskatoon Blades seventh straight win isn't the highlight of Saturday's game for one couple in the stands. Arwyn Palongayak-Landry got down on one knee and proposed to Gabrielle Abraham during the...
Jan 07, 2018 Arwyn Palongayak-Landry and Gabrielle Abraham got engaged at the Saskatoon Blades game at SaskTel Centre Jan. 6 (Saskatoon Blades/Twitter)
People crowd Saskatoon warm-up locations in frigid temperatures
A cold end to 2017 has more people stopping at one of Saskatoon's 10 warm-up locations. Shaun Dyck, the executive director of Saskatoon Housing Initiatives Partnership, told 650 CKOM Thursday they're ...
Dec 29, 2017
1 dead after car, semi collide on Highway 41
A 68-year-old man from Melfort is dead following a collision between a semi and a car on Highway 41 Saturday morning. MD Ambulance was called to the scene between Saskatoon and Aberdeen around 7 a.m. ...
Sep 16, 2017 Emergency crews from Aberdeen were re-routing traffic from Hwy. 41 onto Gordon Rd. after a fatal crash on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2017. (Ryan Brandt/650 CKOM)
Reports of bears 'above average' in Saskatchewan: province
The province is reminding people to keep their distance from bears. Several stories have circulated in recent weeks showing tourists getting up close with bears in Canada. Rich Hildebrand, a conservat...
Jul 10, 2017 USFS Region 5 / CC
Students rally to preserve crash victim's locker memorial
A locker memorial for a Saskatoon teen killed in an Alberta car crash will stay up until Friday according to Saskatoon Public Schools. Students at Marion M. Graham Collegiate rallied to defend ...
Jun 13, 2017 Students at Marion Graham Collegiate protest plans to remove a memorial built up around the locker of a classmate on June 13, 2017.
Police use taser in Saskatoon arrest
A traffic stop on the 2300 block of 8th Street East Saturday night ended with an officer assaulted and a 31-year-old man tased. According to police, after a vehicle was pulled over around 9:10 p.m. th...
Jun 11, 2017 (650 CKOM file photo)
Police use taser in Saskatoon arrest
A traffic stop on the 2300 block of 8th Street East Saturday night ended with an officer assaulted and a 31-year-old man tased. According to police, after a vehicle was pulled over around 9:10 p.m. th...
Jun 11, 2017
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