Category Archives: CKRM News

The University of Regina launched their distracted driving campaign Wednesday morning. Students were handing out cell-phone cleaners with a simple message, “don’t text and drive,” an...

The average Canadian family will pay up to an extra $487 for food next year, according to an annual report that highlights climate change as a big culprit for rising prices, especially in the produce ...

The Regina Bypass has been opened for a month now, and according to the provincial government has been seeing its fair share of users early on. In a news release issued Wednesday morning the Ministry ...

Photo from Allen Family Lights Facebook page. Shock, anger and disgust are some of the feelings of many today in a northwest Regina neighborhood, after a well known Christmas display was completely de...

“Seasons Greetings” can be seen lit up on Regina’s City Hall for the rest of the holiday season.   Regina’s City Hall is back in the Christmas spirit. The 19th annual Ligh...

More than 100 delegates are expected to attend the APAS annual meeting, which opens Wednesday in Regina. President Todd Lewis says one key resolution will push Ottawa for an exemption on the carbon ta...

The lawyer for a young man who shot and killed four people in La Loche is going to the Supreme Court of Canada in hopes reducing his clients sentence. Aaron Fox said his client was just weeks shy of t...

Saying it is a move that had to be done to protect plant safety, the Co-Op Refinery has issued 48 hour lockout notice meaning around 800 employees represented by Unifor will be off the job. Earlier th...

Regina City Council has approved a plan that would see all city-owned lead water connections be replaced by 2025. There are 3,600 remaining lead connections operated by the city, and each one would co...

  NDP Ryan Meili leveled criticism at Premier Scott Moe Tuesday for delays in denouncing Wexit, a western separatist movement. Meili says it was embarrassing to see the Premier flirt with the ide...