Category Archives: CKRM News

Interest rates are rising, the cost of everything from milk to gasoline is going up, jobs are evaporating, and a recession appears to be looming. Many Canadians are in financial crisis. The impact of ...

Canada’s drug regulator approved Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine for infants and preschoolers, making it the first vaccine approved for that age group in the country. Health Canada now says the...

Regina City Council approved a discretionary use application to allow the development of the Join Cannabis Shop in Regina’s Whitmore Park. The approved application came after the shop received d...

A strong thunderstorm rolling through Regina early this morning, knocked out power to almost half of the city. The storms brought thunder, lightning, heavy rain, and some good wind gusts. Sask Power&#...

A Saskatchewan farm leader has been selected as the new general manager of the Canadian Cattle Association. Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association CEO Ryder Lee is the new gm of the national group...

The fallout from the Garrett Marino incident during last week’s Riders victory over the Ottawa Redblacks continued on Wednesday. Marino issued a statement on the matter early Wednesday afternoon...

Michael Kram, Member of Parliament for Regina-Wascana, will be helping to lead a federal investigation into last week’s nationwide Rogers Communications outage. Kram and the three other Conserva...

Public health officials in the province are reporting the first case of the monkeypox virus in Saskatchewan. One resident has contracted the virus – which has symptoms that include fever, rash, ...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders and Garret Mariano have apologized to Ottawa REDBLACKS Quarterback Jeremiah Masoli. The apologies were made via the Saskatchewan Roughrider’s Twitter. Mariano said t...

  SaskTel has announced the first phase of its 100 million dollar rural fibre initiative is over 95 percent complete. The first phase allows the communities of Balgonie, Biggar, Langham, and Pilo...