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Saskatoon man hit by car seriously injured
By 650 CKOMSaskatoon police are investigating after a 50-year-old man was hit by a car in the Holliston neighbourhood.Around 8:45 p.m. Friday a sergeant on patrol came across the collision at 8th...
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Police kill aggressive coyote on U of S campus
By 650 CKOMA coyote chasing people and pets on the University of Saskatchewan campus has been killed by police.Police were called to the area of Seminary Crescent and North Road at 9:38 a.m....
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Saskatoon's new mayor and council sworn in at City Hall
By Bryn LevySaskatoon's new mayor and council got one last chance to savour their election wins before getting down to the business of running the city.Mayor Charlie Clark and the new council were...
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Air support and K9 unit track down break in suspect in Saskatoon
By 650 CKOMPolice have a 25-year-old man in custody after a break and enter in the Forest Grove neighbourhood Saturday morning.They were called around 2:45 a.m. to a residence on the 400 block of...
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Man riding fixed gear bike across Canada in a world record attempt stops in...
By JT MarshallA man who came to Saskatoon 12 years ago as a Rwandan refugee with his family is biking across Canada for some glory."It hasn't been easy," said 37-year-old Jean-Aimé Bigirimana, as his...
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Planned outage in Lawson Heights
By 650 CKOMSystem maintenance means an area in Lawson Heights won't have power for a few hours Sunday morning. It's effecting customers west of Primrose Drive between Lenore Drive and Cree Crescent....
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Pedestrian charged after collision with car in Saskatoon
By 650 CKOMTraffic was impacted for about two hours Sunday afternoon after a woman walking on the road hit a car.Police closed all westbound traffic on 33rd Street between Idylwyld Drive and Avenue B....
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Saskatoon sets 2 temperature records
By 650 CKOMA warm weekend shattered temperature records in Saskatoon. Environment Canada's recorded high for Sunday, Nov. 6 hit 19.5°C, which breaks the record of 17°C set in 2009.That follows a new...
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Saskatoon police looking for one man after downtown hit and run
By 650 CKOMA man on a motorized scooter was hurt after a hit and run around 5:25 p.m. Saturday.Police say a black vehicle, possibly a newer model Buick, turned onto 3rd Avenue from 22nd Street East hit...
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Job action brings more changes to Saskatoon Transit routes
By 650 CKOMIf you're taking Saskatoon City Transit Sunday there are a few changes and cancellations to keep in mind.It's part of ongoing job action between transit workers and the city.Members of the...
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Transit dispute leads to cancellation of school routes
By JT MarshallSeveral special buses routes have been cut due to the transit dispute."The intent of this is to make all the other transit routes more predictable with no disruptions," said City of...
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Gunpoint robbery has Saskatoon police looking for two men
By 650 CKOMNo injuries in a gunpoint robbery in the Confederation Park neighbourhood late Friday night.Around 11:45 p.m. two men went into the Mac's Convenience store on Diefenbaker Drive with a...
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U of S athletic director Basil Hughton announces retirement
By Ryan BrandtAfter nine years as the University of Saskatchewan's athletic director, Basil Hughton is retiring."I will miss it a great deal, no question," said a choked up Hughton, holding back tears....
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Saskatoon Transit route changes Saturday
By 650 CKOMThere's still a few days before Saskatoon Transit workers vote on a tentative deal. It means job action is still underway and affecting routes.Here are the cancellations and changes for Dec....
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Changes to panhandling bylaw approved in Saskatoon
By Erin McNuttAfter two hours of discussion, Monday Saskatoon City Council decided to move forward with changes to panhandling regulations.In a 6-5 vote, they passed a recommendation to prohibit...
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