Category Archives: ((CJWW) Country 600) Top News Stories

Facility Dog on the job to help victims of trauma
He has been training since birth and now Quinn is ready to go to work. The two-year-old Golden Retriever-Lab cross is the new Victim Services Facility Dog for central and northern Saskatchewan. The Sa...
Drew Wilson Sep 03, 2019

Indigenous youth program announced in Saskatoon
The University of Saskatchewan was used as a backdrop for a federal funding announcement aimed at Indigenous youth. The Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations pledged over 15-million dollars for commu...
Drew Wilson Sep 03, 2019

Woman says Camera was in Gas Station Washroom
Saskatoon Police are waiting on a search warrant to check the contents of a cell phone, after a 29 year old woman reported a voyeurism incident on the weekend. Over the noon hour Sunday, officers were...
Gord Wiebe Sep 03, 2019

Liberal Government Making Life Tougher for Many Businesses
Many Saskatchewan businesses will have trouble adapting to Federal Labour Code changes that went into effect September 1st. That’s the feeling of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business ...
Drew Wilson Sep 03, 2019

NDP Demands Provincial Government Release Survey Results
The NDP is pressuring the Sask Party Government to come clean on its education survey. Last week, the government released a limited amount of information, focusing on what students, parents, and commu...
Gord Wiebe Sep 03, 2019

NDP Demands Provincial Government Release Survey Results, And They Did
The NDP is pressuring the Sask Party Government to come clean on its education survey. Last week, the government released a limited amount of information, focusing on what students, parents, and commu...
Gord Wiebe Sep 03, 2019

Remember to Slow in School Zones
The students with their notebooks and pencil cases all shiny and new are heading back to school, so the Saskatoon Police Service reminds drivers to slow down. Those roads that were so quiet in the sum...
Carol Thomson Sep 03, 2019

Funnel Cloud Spotted
It was a sight many people weren’t expecting in September, a funnel cloud that produced a tornado warning northeast of Regina yesterday afternoon [mon]. A severe thunderstorm developed near Lums...
Gord Wiebe Sep 03, 2019

Saskatoon Fails to Set World Record for Longest Chalk Mural
It was a day full of fun along the Meewasin Trail Saturday, although unfortunately the Meewasin Valley Authority was unable to break the world record for the longest chalk mural. Amy Wall from the MVA...
Devyn Gregoire Sep 02, 2019

RCMP Seize $750 Thousand Dollars Worth of Drugs from a North Battleford Home
The RCMP seized $750 thousand dollars worth of drugs from a home in North Battleford Sunday morning. Police seized several items from the home located in the 1200 block of 107th Street including appro...
Devyn Gregoire Sep 02, 2019















