Hometown: Windthorst
Cody Glydon loves country music. Especially from the 80’s & 90’s. He grew up listening to Alan Jackson on CKRM in the grain truck, combine, and tractor, and thought “hey, that would be a great job!” After years of chasing his dream, he’s thrilled to be home at the mighty 620 in Canada’s greatest province.
Fun Fact: Don’t ever challenge him to a spaghetti eating competition because he’s a three-time winner, downing an entire plate in less than 90 seconds.
More from Cody
Snow and cold expected Thanksgiving long weekend
Alberta and Saskatchewan may see some of the white stuff over the long weekend thanks to a trough of cold air descending downwards from northern Canada. The system will mostly affect Alberta, however the extreme southwest corner of Saskatchewan may be affected as well. According to the Weather Network forecast models, ...
Oct 9, 2026
(AUDIO) Brett Kissel shows us a side we've never seen before
Alberta's Brett Kissel will be making a stop at Casino Regina on November 20th with a unique show. His "The Side You've Never Seen - Holiday Edition" tour will be a stripped back acoustic show featuring many of the stories behind his songs. "It is a side of me that I have not really been able to present ...
Oct 8, 2026
Canada among most educated nations
A new study of IQ results shows Canada is among the ten most educated countries in the world. The study, which was put together by the Organization For Economic Co-operation and Development and Programme for International Student Assessment, ranked Canada as the 10th most educated population out of 80 countries. The ra...
Oct 7, 2026
Golf season coming to a close
Time is starting to run out for those who enjoy golfing in Saskatchewan. Several golf courses in Regina and surrounding area have announced closing dates to get ready for the winter months. The City of Regina says Tor Hill, Murray, and Goulet courses will close on October 12th. Lakeview Par 3 in Regina and the Indian H...
Oct 6, 2026
October night sky won't disappoint
From bright planets to two visible meteor showers, the October night sky will certainly be worthwhile for backyard and amateur astronomers. All the fun starts this weekend with the Orionid Meteor shower which will peak on October 21st. Leading up to its peak, skywatchers will only see about two meteors per hour, howeve...
Oct 2, 2026
