Category Archives: ((CJWW) Country 600) News

Snowmobile Safety Week
The Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association’s volunteers have groomed over 11,000 kilometres of trail which are also maintained by the Association’s 53 clubs. President Leah Switzer advises ri...
Carol Thomson Jan 16, 2023

Provincial government not notified that the Prime Minister was visiting Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan’s premier calls the Prime Minister’s visit to Saskatchewan today to tour a rare earth elements processing plant disappointing, but not surprising. “It’s disappoint...
Vanese M. Ferguson Jan 16, 2023

Update: Train derailment near Chaplin
The Transportation Safety Board says a CP freight train derailed just outside the town of Chaplin at 12:20 a.m. on Monday. As a result, 47 intermodal platforms and 95 containers derailed. No dangerous...
Vanese M. Ferguson Jan 16, 2023

Missing 11 year old
The Saskatoon Police Service is asking for the public’s help in finding a missing 11 year old girl. Paris Runns was last seen in the downtown area around 4 p.m. on Sunday. She is described as be...
Vanese M. Ferguson Jan 16, 2023

Prime Minister pays a visit to Saskatoon today
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Saskatoon this morning to tour the rare earths element processing plant. Vital Metals is Canada's first rare earths miner and producer, and shares support services ...
Vanese M. Ferguson Jan 16, 2023

A food specialist from Lloydminster to be inducted into Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame
A growing number of women are being selected to enter the Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame in Saskatoon. One of this year’s inductees is Dorothy Long from Lloydminster. Dorothy is the Comm...
Neil Billinger Jan 15, 2023

Another foggy day for Saskatchewan
There has been widespread fog over much of Saskatchewan this month and Sunday was no exception. Environment Canada had a fog advisory covering a good portion of the CJWW listening area. Visibility was...
Neil Billinger Jan 15, 2023

Canadian food banks anticipating higher usage this year
One in seven Canadians are "food insecure" and that will likely rise as consumers grapple with higher grocery prices, inflation and taxes. A survey of 1,300 non-profit agencies late last year contains...
Neil Billinger Jan 15, 2023

Vanguard man facing child pornography charges
Moose Jaw Police Service conducted a high risk traffic stop in the city limits on Friday and arrested David Clark from Vanguard, a small community about 175 kilometres southwest of Moose Jaw. In a new...
Neil Billinger Jan 15, 2023

Wildlife rehab hares
After posting on Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation social media sites that they had success last year with bringing jackrabbits and horseshoe hares back to health, other rehab organizations were call...
Carol Thomson Jan 14, 2023
















