Category Archives: CKRM News

Regina City council is meeting once again Tuesday to discuss the new zoning bylaw and sign bylaw. This comes after multiple nights of debate and delegations in June, where council decided to amend the...

*** Update *** 5:57 p.m. – Tuesday, August 6th. The highway is now open to motorists.   Original story RCMP say Highway 6, 20 kilometers north of Regina is closed after a serious two vehicl...

Regina Police have charged a 12-year-old-boy after a false gun threat was made on social media Monday. Officers said they were alerted to a post that possibly showed a gun followed by threatening mess...

Premier Scott Moe is releasing a joint letter from ministers Warren Kaeding and Gord Wyant urging the federal government to release infrastructure funding designated to projects in Saskatchewan. Of th...

A diagram from the City of Regina explaining how the latest sink hole formed.   The City of Regina says a sewer back up caused by mud and dirt is mainly what caused the latest sink hole to open u...

The first stop in Project Reconciliation’s Listening Tour was an intimidating one. Executive Chair and founder, Delbert Wapass, who is also a former Chief of Saskatchewan’s Thunderchild Fi...

The Mayor of Regina is upset that the provincial government will not be setting aside infrastructure funds for Wascana and Maple Leaf pools for 2019. The two projects were on the city’s list for...

While surgical wait times seem to continue to increase in Saskatchewan, a Round Lake man has a rather simple solution; go to Mexico for your operation. Walter White from the Round Lake area waited abo...

A grain market analyst sees limited upward movement for new crop wheat and canola this fall. Neil Townsend with FarmLink Marketing Solutions said wheat is expected to be around $6.50 to $6.75 a bushel...

A 15 dollar an hour minimum wage may not be the best idea according to the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses. The provincial NDP has said it will advocate for a higher minimum wage in the ...