Category Archives: CKRM News

REGINA - The countdown is on for the Queen City Ex, presented by SaskTel, returning to the REAL District from July 30 to Aug. 3 with five days of midway fun, food and entertainment. New this year is W...

REGINA - Drivers in Regina will face traffic restrictions on several key routes Wednesday, July 2, as roadwork and maintenance projects get underway across the city. Albert Street northbound, at Dewdn...

PRINCE ALBERT - A group of protesters was issued tickets after blocking a bridge on Highway 2 north of Prince Albert on Canada Day. Shortly after 3 p.m. on July 1, Prince Albert RCMP received six sepa...

BALGONIE - White Butte RCMP were on the scene of a serious collision late Monday night that closed Highway 10 about 20 kilometres from Balgonie. The crash was reported on July 1, with RCMP sharing det...

WASHINGTON - Matthew Norman Ballek, 32, from Outlook, Sask., was sentenced Monday in U. S. District Court to six years, or 46 months, in federal prison in connection with distributing child pornograph...

SASKATOON -Brent Habetler avoided Criminal Code firearms convictions after pleading guilty to violations under the Saskatchewan Firearms Act in a June 24 plea deal in Saskatoon Provincial Court. Crown...

PELICAN NARROWS - Investigators from the 22 Division Criminal Investigation Bureau are seeking assistance from the public in locating a missing 16-year-old vulnerable youth from Brampton, Ont. Jay'sii...

REGINA - The City of Regina has released its adjusted schedule for civic services and facilities for the upcoming Canada Day holiday on Tuesday, July 1. Civic offices will be closed for the day. Howev...

Saskatchewan says it's stepping in to support Alberta's legal challenge against the federal Impact Assessment Act. The province says it's about standing up for its right to control natural resources. ...

School divisions in Saskatchewan now have to make their change room policies publicly available and share them with the provincial government. In January, the Saskatchewan government said all schools ...