Celebrating 100 Years | 620 CKRM - The Voice of Saskatchewan | Harvard Media

CKRM began July 27th, 1926 in Moose Jaw as 665 CJRM. By 1935 it transitioned to Regina. 2026 is a celebration of the past, present and future of the Voice of Saskatchewan!

It’s 100 years in the making. Join 620 CKRM as we take a look back at the stories that made headlines across the province – building The Voice of Saskatchewan. Each week in 2026 we will feature a story, a piece of Saskatchewan history from the same week in the last 100 years. It’s all part of our 100th anniversary, celebrating the past, present & future, with 100 stories.

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100 Years of CKRM: Behind the mic with Willy Cole

100 years of CKRM: The Saskatchewan man behind K-TEL International

You knew the company, but did you know the Saskatchewan man behind K-TEL International? Philip Kives was born in Oungre, Sask. on Feb. 12, 1929. He was an entrepreneur and businessman who launched K-TEL in the 60s. "Hit machines, the ...

100 years of CKRM: A king dies, and a new queen ascends the throne

The news broke on the BBC early in the morning. It was announced from Sandringham at 10.45, Feb.6, 1...

100 years of CKRM: Potash was front and centre in the news in 1976

In 1976, the government took over the potash industry in Saskatchewan, creating Potash Corp of Saska...

100 years of CKRM: A murder case that shocked Saskatchewan

On a cold January morning in 1983, the body of Joanne Wilson was found in the garage of her home in ...

100 years of CKRM: Bombs and blizzards

REGINA — 100 Years of CKRM: Two young people in Saskatchewan find a bomb from Japan and Saskat...

100 years of CKRM: A turning point for voting rights in Saskatchewan

REGINA — 1949 was a big year of change when it came to elections and voting rights in Canada a...

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Updated January 1st, 2026.