Category Archives: CKRM News

Canadian grain shipments to port are booming this spring. CP Rail set a best-ever monthly total in April, with 2.8-million tons of grain going to market, beating last November’s record by over 1...

The Regina Farmers’ Market is returning for their 45th year, but taking a different approach to start the season. The Farmers’ Market has opened a virtual market that customers can access ...

The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says an outbreak of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan's far north is alarming. Perry Bellegarde notes there has been a steady rise in cases mainly from in an...

Four men are facing charges after an alleged assault and damage at the Co-Op refinery last week. On Thursday, police were sent to 9th Avenue North after reports the road outside the refinery was compl...

Reginans will be going to the polls on Monday, November. 9 in a civic election as a new mayor, council and school board trustees will be chosen. The City is getting ready for that by launching a websi...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is giving the province a better idea of what their phased plan to resume health care services will look like beginning on May 19. The authority says it’s ...

  Farmers in Saskatchewan are calling Ottawa’s federal farm aid program a good first step but more is needed. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has outlined a 252 million dollar aid package to ...

The latest COVID-19 numbers in Saskatchewan are out. The provincial government says there are 20 confirmed new cases of the virus with 18 of those situated in the Far North ( La Loche and area). This ...

Saskatchewan’s official opposition party is calling for funding from both the provincial and federal governments to help compensate for serious revenue shortfalls felt by municipalities. Sask. N...

Saskatchewan has just gone through one of its coldest Aprils. That from Environment Canada’s Terri Lang who says some communities, especially in northern Saskatchewan, saw it several degrees coo...