Category Archives: CKRM News
NDP asking provincial government to look at class sizes for when school resumes
The Saskatchewan NDP is calling on the provincial government to introduce a plan for the safe reopening of schools in the fall. Some of their recommendations include the hiring of additional teachers ...
Harvard Media Jun 03, 2020
One new case of COVID-19 in Sask.; no new recoveries
Saskatchewan’s reporting one new case of COVID-19 on June 3 from the Far North region. There are now 647 reported cases in the province with 34 considered active. The total of recoveries remains...
Harvard Media Jun 03, 2020
Lack of bathrooms at Regina Beach causing problems
A Regina Beach business owner is looking for some answers as more and more start to visit his community. Denny Joyal is a managing partner at the Waterfront Bar and Grill. He is happy to see the commu...
Harvard Media Jun 03, 2020
Lithium production project coming to Saskatchewan
A new joint lithium exploration and development project is coming to Saskatchewan. Prairie Lithium Corp. (Prairie) and LiEP Energy Ltd. (LiEP) have collaborated to start the Prairie-LiEP Critical Mine...
Harvard Media Jun 03, 2020
Saskatchewan Health Authority expands criteria for visitation guidelines
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has announced a change in their criteria for visitation, family presence and mask guidelines during the COVID-19 crisis. Expanded guidelines for compassionate c...
Harvard Media Jun 03, 2020
Queen City Ex cancelled for 2020
The Queen City Ex has been cancelled this year. The 2020 edition is the latest event in Saskatchewan to be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It was to go July 29-August 1 Regina Exhibition Assoc...
Harvard Media Jun 03, 2020
Loss of Country Thunder another blow to Saskatchewan’s tourism industry
Like many country music fans, Tourism Saskatchewan is disappointed at the news there will be no Country Thunder festival this summer at Craven. CEO Mary Taylor-Ash says the weekend event pumps a lot o...
Jon Troth Jun 03, 2020
Regina man speaking out after racial profiling incident over Facebook
With the unrest in the United States due to racial tensions, one Regina man is reminding people that racism exists here too. Christian Mbanza is a grade seven teacher, but was recently filmed trying t...
Harvard Media Jun 02, 2020
Regina police investigating number of vehicle window smashing incidents
Regina Police are looking for information and the person or persons responsible for a series of mischief incidents across the city between May 26 and June 2. In that time, they received 44 repo...
Harvard Media Jun 02, 2020
Moe reacts to Black Lives Matter rally in Regina after not attending
During the provincial COVID-19 update Tuesday afternoon, both Premier Scott Moe and Dr. Saqib Shahab took the time to recognize the protest that took place in front of the Legislature. Moe, who had ea...
Harvard Media Jun 02, 2020
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