Lara Fominoff is a local journalist based in Saskatoon, Canada. She writes for News Talk 650 CKOM and her work has also appeared in CJME. Lara covers a wide range of topics, including local news, politics, community issues, and events happening in Saskatoon.
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Saskatoon, Canada (Local)
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Lara's coverage largely focuses on local Saskatoon news, with an emphasis on government announcements and expert commentary. She seems particularly interested in stories related to city governance, public services, and community issues.
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By: Lara Fominoff
One of the owners of a pack of dogs that many in the town of Allan say have been attacking children, people and pets over the last year, says they’re actually wonderful pets.
By: Lara Fominoff
Would the City of Saskatoon be prepared for a major water main break — like the kind that happened in Calgary on June 5, and in Montreal on August 16th.
By: Lara Fominoff
Saskatchewan is one of several provinces that has disposed of its existing XBB.1.5 Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines, according to the Health Ministry.
By: Lara Fominoff
The provincial government has announced $17.1 in new funding that could eventually see 100 more municipal police officers hired, 14 additional Safer Communities And Neighbourhoods officers (SCAN), and more funding for the Saskatchewan Police College over the next three years.
100 new officers, 14 new SCAN officers and money for the police college are part of the agreement.
After months of searching, the City of Saskatoon has identified a possible sight for what it’s calling a new, temporary, “enhanced” emergency shelter.
By: Lara Fominoff
Almost five months after the city council approved the installation of a bike lane and bike box at the intersection of Wiggins Avenue and College Drive following a cyclist’s death, someone took it upon themselves to put these changes into effect.
Saskatoon city councillors will have a tough decision on their hands during their last official meeting before November’s civic election.
By: Lara Fominoff
Saskatoon’s city council has given the go-ahead for a temporary emergency shelter in the city’s downtown, which is expected to open late this year.
By: Lara Fominoff
The owner of a beloved restaurant in the town of Biggar, about 1.5 hours west of Saskatoon, says she hopes to open another eatery sometime in the next two years.
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