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Hoopla 2020, band trips could be cancelled if no agreement between STF and province by Thursday
The cessation of all extracurricular or volunteer activities involving teachers in Saskatchewan beginning Thursday could have a huge impact on students. That includes major events, like regional baske...
Mar 09, 2020 (650 CKOM file photo)
Hotel rooms and Juno event tickets still available says Tourism Saskatoon president and CEO
Thousands of people from the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS), musicians, families, fans and media will be in Saskatoon this week for the Juno Awards. That means hotels are fill...
Mar 09, 2020 (marriott.com)
Juno Week in Saskatoon: Events and Concerts
The Juno Awards take place at Saskatoon's Sasktel Centre on Sunday, but before the big show there are many opportunities for fans to get up and close with Canada's top music artists. JUNO Kick-Off Con...
Mar 09, 2020
Police arrest three people in 8th Street robbery
Saskatoon police have arrested two women and their would-be getaway driver after a robbery early Saturday morning. Just before 2 a.m. police responded to a called on the 1300 block of 8th Street East....
Mar 07, 2020 (650 CKOM)
No evidence of coronavirus related 'panic buying' - so far in Saskatoon
The pictures seen and shared on many social media platforms are dramatic: a man who appears to be inside a Costco store, climbing scaffolding racks, handing down bags of rice to people below. Still ot...
Mar 06, 2020
'It's not just a Lighthouse problem, it's a Saskatoon problem:' executive director opens up about the struggles, future of the facility
Every day people walk by Saskatoon's Lighthouse facility and see some of the city's most vulnerable citizens. It would be hard to imagine that some of those people passing by don't rush to judgement. ...
Mar 06, 2020 Don Windels, Lighthouse executive director. (Brady Lang/650 CKOM)
Downtown bars in Saskatoon not altering security measures after Hudsons shooting
A shooting earlier this week in downtown Saskatoon is raising concern from fellow bar owners in Saskatoon's core. While watering holes review security measures, Crazy Cactus owner Blue Clegg is unsure...
Mar 06, 2020 Winston's English Pub and Grill, located two blocks away from where a recent shooting took place, isn't altering its security measures. (Winston's Pub/Facebook)
Police seek person of interest in Saskatoon's third murder of 2020
Saskatoon police are asking for the public's help locating a person of interest in relation to the city's third homicide of the year. Police said 29-year-old Ivan Roberto Martell may know the victim a...
Mar 06, 2020 Ally Witchekan (Facebook)
No easy fix for rail crossing delays, Saskatoon's mayor says
Railway crossings through busy Saskatoon neighbourhoods seem to be a constant source of complaints for drivers. On Wednesday morning, drivers dealt with long delays at 25th Street and Idylwyld Drive w...
Mar 05, 2020 25th Street and Idylwyld Drive. (Jay Thomas/650 CKOM)
Chartier "excited to be more available" for her family following retirement as MLA
After nearly 11 years as the MLA for Saskatoon-Riversdale, Danielle Chartier is retiring from her position, but she may not be going far. Chartier shared her decision Wednesday in a Facebook post, out...
Mar 05, 2020 Saskatoon-Riversdale MLA Danielle Chartier is stepping away from politics to spend more time with her family, including daughters Ophelia, 12, and Hennessey, 22. (supplied/Danielle Chartier)
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