Category Archives: CKRM News

With the price of resources going through the roof, the Saskatchewan government is finding itself flush with revenues for the first quarter. The province had an unexpected $1.04 billion dollar surplus...

Pam Bustin has been chosen to be the “Writer in Residence” at the Regina Public Library. RPL has had a writer in residence since the 1970’s, in that time more than 33 writers have he...

Saskatchewan is flush with cash and out of the red. Finance Minister Donna Harpauer says the province is raking in more money largely due to natural resource prices. As a result, Harpauer says her Sas...

Cody Fajardo’s confidence appears to be shaken and his knee injury is still lingering, but that is still not enough to send the Riders quarterback to the bench this week. On Monday, Riders Head ...

Premier Scott Moe announced that people over the age of 18 will receive a $500 affordability tax credit cheque this fall as part of the provincial government’s first quarter financial update tha...

The Saskatchewan Party government says it wants an explanation from Ottawa after federal employees allegedly took water samples from farmers’ lands without permission. Jeremy Cockrill, the minis...

Whether you’re a fan of the green and white, or the orange and black, or the double blue, or, well, even the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, you can have a team party pass for the 2022 Grey Cup Festival ...

Here is a look at your Closing Grain Prices for August 22: Durum 408.62 = Feed Barley 262.87 = Canola 785.22 +20.3 Chickpeas 925.95 = Flax 627.67 = Lentils 704.50 = Oats 269.53 = Yellow Peas 441.05 = ...

As it does every year, big farm machinery is going to be getting close to power lines across the province, and if you’re operating one of those machines, SaskPower reminds you to look up and liv...

A trio of administrators have been appointed by the province to oversee operations at Legacy Christian Academy, Grace Christian School and Regent Christian Academy. The three are all former superinten...