Category Archives: CKRM News

Regina officer becomes first Black woman in police force history
REGINA - When Const. Desiree Ates joined the Regina Police Service earlier this year, she made history as the force's first Black female officer - something she didn't realize until she was already on...
Martin Oldhues Mar 11, 2026

STEP receives $383K to boost Saskatchewan export growth
REGINA - Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnership (STEP) will receive $383,000 in funding under the Government of Canada's Regional Innovation Ecosystems (RIE) program, delivered by Prairies Econom...
SaskToday Mar 11, 2026

Canadians remain eager to travel: CAA survey
REGINA - Canadians remain passionate about exploring new destinations, but changing global dynamics are reshaping how and where they travel, according to CAA's Travel Wise national survey. The survey ...
SaskToday Mar 11, 2026

Sask homebuyers face fierce bidding wars as supply shrinks
SASKATCHEWAN - The Saskatchewan housing market is heading into spring with a familiar problem: buyers are ready, but homes are hard to find. New data shows demand across the province remains steady, b...
Denis Conroy Mar 11, 2026

Taxpayers Federation calls out too much government employment in Sask.
REGINA - The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is raising alarm bells about the percentage of Saskatchewan residents who work for some level of government. They are pointing to Statistics Canada data that...
John Cairns Mar 10, 2026

YWCA Regina will take over Regina Street Team temporarily
REGINA - The Regina Street Team (RST) will have a new temporary home starting April 1. YWCA Regina will oversee the outreach program, which strongly believes in the impact of its work. "It is an incre...
Martin Oldhues Mar 10, 2026

Nine municipalities earn innovation awards
REGINA - Five innovative projects from nine municipalities are being recognized at the 19th annual Saskatchewan Municipal Awards. Initiatives by rural and urban municipalities in Meadow Lake, Moosomin...
SaskToday Mar 10, 2026

Regina warns recycling contamination rates far above limits
REGINA - The City of Regina is warning residents about high levels of contamination in recycling bins. Currently, 18 per cent of items thrown into blue bins aren't recyclable materials, triple the amo...
Martin Oldhues Mar 10, 2026

NDP attempt at immediate rate hikes vote fails
REGINA - An attempt by the Opposition to force a vote on their private member's bill against SaskPower and SGI rate hikes went nowhere Monday. NDP SaskPower critic Aleana Young, the mover of Bill 612 ...
John Cairns Mar 10, 2026

Regina council to weigh transit hike, library delays, pool debt
REGINA - Regina city council will revisit a series of financial decisions that could affect transit riders, the future of the city's central library and funding for a new aquatic facility at their nex...
Martin Oldhues Mar 10, 2026
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