Category Archives: CKRM News

Moose Jaw Mayor Fraser Tolmie in 2019. (Photo: City of Moose Jaw/Facebook) Moose Jaw Mayor Fraser Tolmie didn’t say whether or not he was disappointed the province didn’t invoke tougher he...

Regina Public Schools are now moving to remote learning until at least April 26. Spokesperson Terry Lazarou says in-person learning is obviously the most ideal scenario, but Regina medical health offi...

While many were looking for the province to add Moose Jaw to the same list of tighter health restrictions that Regina is under this week, Premier Scott Moe felt there was no need to do so at this time...

While many were looking for the province to add Moose Jaw to the same list of tighter health restrictions that Regina is under this week, Premier Scott Moe felt there was no need to do so at this time...

The federal carbon tax rises by $10 per ton on Thursday. That means the prince on pollution is now $40 per ton. As a result many Canadians will have to pay more at the gas pump, or simply to heat thei...

A decision has been made by Regina Catholic Schools to extend online learning after the Easter break to April 23. The announcement was made in a letter to school families and on their website. RCSD sa...

The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation is hoping kids can continue online learning after the Easter Break. President Patrick Maze is calling on the government to move all schools to Level 4 from April 1...

After a lengthy, and emotional debate, Regina City Council voted in favour of removing the statue of Sir John A. Macdonald from Victoria Park on Wednesday. The motion, which passed 7-4, will see the s...

Those who like to spend part of their summer camping in a Saskatchewan provincial park are now able to take a look at a new reservation website and create an account when the 2021 campsite reservation...

The provincial government is happy to see the RCMP are now actively participating in “The Interpersonal Violence Disclosure Protocol Act” otherwise known as Clare’s Law as their invo...