Category Archives: CKRM News

SaskPower’s Net Metering program will reach it’s capacity two year’s earlier than anticipated. This program allows customers to install solar panels on their houses and businesses an...

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer said Wednesday he will start to pay for his promised $9 billion in tax cuts by finding a way to cut $1.5 billion from annual subsidies to Canadian corporations. Schee...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders hosted about 400 inner-city kids for an afternoon of learning football skills at Mosaic Stadium. Students from Albert, Kitchener, Sacred Heart and Seven Stones schools wer...

Cyclists in Regina have a new way to register and report their bike stolen. The Regina Police Service is now a part of Project 529, a strategy to deter bike thefts and help police investigate stolen b...

Education Minister Gord Wyant says class size can’t be included in a contract offer with the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation because legislation prevents that from happening, but the Pre...

The University of Regina is going on a northern tour. Officials from the school will be hitting different communities in the northern half of the province to deepen relationships and understand the po...

A youth from London, Ont., has been diagnosed with a severe respiratory illness related to vaping, local health officials said Wednesday. The Middlesex-London Health Unit had no further details about ...

The Saskatoon Fire Department says they are on the scene of a hazmat call after an unknown substance was found behind Quality Inn and Suites on Idylwyld Drive North. The Fire Department says hazmat cr...

The three main political parties continued promising to make life more affordable for Canadians on Wednesday, by promising to create new programs, boosting support for ones already there or finding wa...

With week one of the election campaign complete, a Leger poll conducted for The Canadian Press puts the Liberals and Conservatives in a virtual tie. The Liberals are holding steady at 34 per cent supp...