Category Archives: CKRM News

The University of Regina’s student population growth has hit historic numbers. 933 more students are going to the U of R when compared to the fall of 2018, making it the largest yearly spike in ...

Five key issues in Saskatchewan were uncovered as part of the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation’s 50 Vital Community Conversations program. The report, which was presented Wednesday says t...

Four more people with intellectual disabilities have a new home as the new Chip and Dale group home opens in Regina. The Ministry of Social Services is providing $334,025 in operational funding and ov...

The implications of not vaccinating children is among the topics at the Prevention Matters 2019 conference in Saskatoon. The keynote speaker for the bi-annual three-day event beginning Wednesday at TC...

EDMONTON - Several families affected by the deadly Humboldt Broncos hockey bus crash say they are upset by an Alberta review of trucking regulations. Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba implemented man...

One person has been taken to hospital after a collision that closed part of Highway 17. RCMP responded to the scene five miles south of Lloydminster at about 7:00am Wednesday. Police say an eastbound ...

Services at three of Saskatchewan’s main Crowns will be affected later this week if a planned strike by almost 4,500 employees goes ahead as planned by their union. Unifor announced on the weeke...

Agriculture minister David Marit says this week’s heavy snowfall in western Saskatchewan poses a big challenge for farmers. An estimated 50 percent of the crop remains to be combined this fall a...

An incident that caused some concern in the town of Montmartre has been cleared up. On September 23, RCMP warned the public of a potential scam after a man dressed as a SaskPower worker visited a home...

ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - The federal Liberals’ campaign platform has rekindled discussions of a costly proposal to build a tunnel connecting the island of Newfoundland to Labrador. The platform ...