Carol Thomson is a senior reporter and anchor for Saskatoon Media Group, with a focus on local news in Saskatchewan and Saskatoon. With a passion for art, culture, and the prairies, Carol brings a unique perspective to her reporting, covering a range of topics from crime and politics to health and community events.
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Carol Thomson's coverage focuses on local news and breaking stories in Canada, particularly in Saskatchewan and Saskatoon. She is interested in a wide range of topics such as crime, government announcements, weather updates, health-related advice, missing persons cases, and community issues.
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By: Carol Thomson
The freezing temperatures brought the point home at a rally in front of Saskatoon's City Hall over the noon hour, with concerned citizens advocating for help for the unhoused. A recent point-in-time count indicated there are at least 1,500 homeless people in Saskatoon, but there aren't enough shelters or warm-up shelters to handle that number of people.
The Official Opposition will be pushing for an official reprimand of Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill during the spring sitting of the Legislature and tougher rules and regulations. That's according to the Shadow Minister for Ethics & Democracy because of two reports from the Conflict-of-Interest Commissioner.
By: Carol Thomson
The Executive Director of the Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre says demand for services has reached unprecedented levels, with a 25 per cent increase in usage from October of last year to this year.
By: Carol Thomson
The Saskatoon Police Service attended 17 accidents from 6 this morning to mid-afternoon and several Special Co...
By: Carol Thomson
Despite the differences between the emergency shelter in Fairhaven and the temporary shelter coming to Pacific Avenue, Saskatoon Police and Fire have been asked to provide the same level of service to each.
By: Carol Thomson
The Salvation Army of Saskatoon has noticed a difference this year in their donations because of the postal strike which just ended on Monday. Captain Derek Kerr, co-executive director of Community and Family Services, says bout 65 per cent of their donations for the year are collected between November 1st and December 31st.
Twelve-year-old Deacon Koch has been located safe. Prince Albert police thank the public for their assistance.
By: Carol Thomson
The Saskatchewan RCMP search for 28-year-old Dallas Fulton continues in connection to a vehicle robbery and shooting north of Prince Albert on October 24th. He is facing eight charges related to robbery, assault and firearms offences.
The Saskatoon Police Service has released a few more details about the 15th homicide of the year. Around 7:30 Wednesday night, members of the Guns and Gangs Unit and the Tactical Support Unit executed a search warrant at a home in the 1700 block of 22nd Street West, and when they got inside a male was found dead. Three men and a woman were taken into custody, but were later released without charges.
Prince Albert Police are investigating a robbery and stabbing, which happened Friday morning just before 6:30. Officers responded to the 1200 block of 28th Street East and were told a cab driver had been robbed and stabbed.
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