Shane Clausing is a journalist based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. He writes for CJME and News Talk 650 CKOM, covering local news and events in the area. His articles focus on a variety of topics, including community development, sports, and current events.
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Over 100 people gathered in H.S. Sears Park in Fairhaven on Thursday night to walk in memory and support of the late Harvey Zoerb and his family.
By: Shane Clausing
Saskatoon Fire says four people were treated for carbon monoxide poisoning last night at an underground parking lot under construction in the Evergreen neighbourhood on Horner Crescent.
The mood around the Saskatoon Blades’ locker room on Monday afternoon was a happy one. Sure, the team was losing a good head coach in Brennan Sonne, but they were promoting one of their own in Dan DaSilva.
The last heat wave that hit Saskatchewan last week led to some busy days for paramedics in Prince Albert.
Drones are starting to become more prevalent in North America when it comes to farming and some of the newest practices are being explored by farmers.
Aviation fans in Saskatoon got a nice surprise on Thursday afternoon when a Lancaster bomber from the Second World War landed at the Saskatoon Airport to be displayed at the Saskatoon Aviation Museum for a couple of hours.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders will have a new look Friday night, as the team debuts its newest alternate jersey.
By: Shane Clausing
The City of Saskatoon says its leisure centres and outdoor pools still cannot receive incoming phone calls.
By: Shane Clausing
When thinking of Pike Lake, Saskatchewan, images of the beach might pop up or it might be references as that place next door to Dakota Dunes, but in 2024 it’s now known for being home to a two-time Olympian.
"It's been such big dream of mine to do this, and now that it's actually happening it's pretty surreal."
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