Category Archives: CKRM News

The Queen City Ex is back and looking to build on a record-setting last year. The annual exhibition will run from August 3 to 7 at the REAL District, with five days of entertainment and fun for all ag...

Summer does not officially begin until next week, but it will feel like it this weekend. The current forecast for Saturday shows a high of +32. Environment Canada’s Terri Lang says a weather fro...

  Seeding is nearing completion in the southeast part of Saskatchewan. The crops extension specialist in Weyburn, Sherri Roberts says seeding has been delayed by heavy rain in some parts of the s...

A whole lot of rain is causing more than a few headaches around Manitou Beach. The community north of Regina was hit with a deluge of rain, that has caused flooding, and damaged homes an businesses. S...

School divisions in Saskatchewan’s biggest cities will implement new lunchtime supervision fees when the bell rings in the next school year. The Regina Catholic School Division, Saskatoon Public...

  The rising price of grain has prompted SaskWheat to release some stark numbers. Market analyst Marlene Boersch says the world will need an additional 240 billion dollars to properly feed itself...

The Regina Police Service has released more information regarding the Monday afternoon stabbing. An 18-year-old male is facing a criminal charge of aggravated assault after the stabbing on 12th Avenue...

Producer groups in Alberta have expressed opposition to a proposed Health Canada label on ground meat. Health Canada says it’s not a warning, it’s advice. It wants consumers to have better...

The Federal Government has announced that it will be suspending COVID-19 vaccine mandates for domestic and outbound international travellers and federally regulated workers. The new rules will come in...

Saskatchewan will be getting damp over the next couple of days. Environment Canada’s Terri Lang explains that a low pressure weather front is moving in from Alberta and will be settling in Saska...