Carol Thomson is a senior reporter/anchor at Saskatoon Media Group. She covers a range of topics including regional interest, crime and justice, and healthcare, with a particular focus on issues affecting Saskatchewan and North America. Carol's work has been featured in 98 COOL FM and she is known for her passion for the prairie, art, and culture.
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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
A Saskatoon business association has been funded over $700,000 to launch a decarbonization education initiativ...
By: Carol Thomson
In reaction to the announcement from Federated Cooperatives Limited that it is pausing its biodiesel and canola crushing plants, the Leader of the NDP says it has been a devastating week for Saskatchewan's agriculture industry. In a statement, Carla Beck says first, there was news of the Viterra-Bunge merger. She attributes the University of Saskatchewan as having estimated it could cost producers nearly $800 million annually in lost revenue.
By: Carol Thomson
Insured damage from severe weather-related damage reached an all-time high of $8.5 billion, and most of that happened in the summer months.
By: Carol Thomson
Three energy companies have signed on to partner with the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre to support the creation of online oil and gas high school courses with work placements.
By: Carol Thomson
The latest MNP Consumer Debt Index, which comes from a quarterly survey of how people are feeling about their ...
By: Carol Thomson
The Saskatchewan RCMP's Prince Albert Warrant Enforcement and Suppression Team is searching for 29-year-old Glen Halkett, who escaped from the Penitentiary on December 31st. RCMP reported on January 2nd, that Halkett had been seen in the driver's seat of a vehicle in Little Red River New Year's Day and when officers activated their emergency lights and approached the vehicle, it sped past, striking the police vehicle's side. The officers weren't injured, but the vehicle was damaged.
By: Carol Thomson
Two online panel surveys last spring suggest 84 per cent of residents are satisfied with living in Saskatoon. ...
By: Carol Thomson
SaskEnergy's Share the Warmth program is back for its 30th year of handing out supplies to the province's most vulnerable. The Crown Corporation's President, Marc Guillet says in the beginning it was sweaters and sweatshirts that were handed out, then in 2012 the decision was made to broaden the amount of people helped through funding community-based organizations. This year, the funding is doubled to $100,000 with funding going to 106 grant recipients.
By: Carol Thomson
The inspection to see if the University Bridge is safe after an encampment fire Sunday night which melted a sanitary sewer main is early Wednesday morning. The City of Saskatoon says until the bridge is deemed safe for traffic, it will remain closed, however, when it opens, there will still be restrictions until the sewer line can be repaired.
Two males are facing numerous charges in connection to an armed robbery early Sunday morning around 5 on 110th Street in North Battleford where a cab was stolen. Battleford RCMP determined the teens approached the taxi, threatened the driver and stole the vehicle. The driver wasn't physically injured.
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