Category Archives: CKRM News

The Saskatchewan NDP is suggesting not enough is being done by the Saskatchewan Party government to alleviate pressures felt in overpopulated schools. Overcapacity in Regina schools was brought up dur...

Saskatchewan's highest court has dismissed a sentencing appeal by a young man who fatally shot four people and wounded seven others in a northern community. The shooter was weeks shy of turning 18 whe...

The provincial government was again questioned on classroom sizes in Saskatchewan during question period Thursday morning. This comes as education minister Gord Wyant is consulting with the teachers a...

Saskatchewan Agriculture’s final weekly crop report of the season shows 90 percent of the crop is now in the bin which is up from last week’s figure of 83 percent, but still well behind th...

Premier Scott Moe has sent a second letter to Prime Minister Trudeau asking for a meeting while once again pointing out what he feels can be done to help mend the relationship that the federal Liberal...

It’s Halloween, and the trick-or-treaters will be out in full force. SGI’s Tyler McMurchy is stressing safety for both those celebrating the evening, and drivers. “Kids are going to ...

Encana Corp., one of Canada’s oldest and largest energy companies, is moving its corporate headquarters from Calgary to the United States to bolster its access to deep-pocketed investors. The co...

Many kids will be on the streets Thursday night looking for Halloween candy, and as they go in search of it, Access Communications will be trying to make sure that adventure is a smooth one. For the 2...

With the violent winters in Saskatchewan, many feel winter tires are a must. However there are still some that settle with all season or all weather tires for the snowy months. While not mandated by l...

While the Youth Ag Summit is taking place in Brazil this year, it will feature a Saskatchewan connection. Karly Rumpel, who has a family farm just north of Craven, will be attending the event along wi...