Category Archives: CKRM News

The provincial government is trying to give some “lift” to the helium industry in Saskatchewan. Working with the Saskatchewan Research Council, the government is putting up a grant of 140 ...

The countdown to the 2022 Grey Cup Festival has officially kicked off. CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie was in Regina to launch the festival and said he has high hopes for it. “I think people nee...

A lot of good things are being done at the same time on the roof of one of the Regina Food Bank’s buildings. The Regina Trades and Skills Centre (RTSC) brought roofing students to help with 5,00...

  The Moe government says Saskatchewan is leading Canada in wholesale trade growth year over year. Saskatchewan’s wholesale trade increased 34.7 percent in the past year, which is first amo...

Ward 7 councillor Terina Shaw had some choice words for her fellow councillors at Wednesday’s city council meeting. “If you insist on preaching your choice to others, wear your mask when t...

Premier Scott Moe highlighted the final day of the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) annual convention with a bear pit session. Those in attendance had a chance to ask either Pre...

The Government of Saskatchewan has increased access to image-guided surgery for patients. The province announced the completion of a new Interventional Radiology suite at the Pasqua Hospital with reno...

The spring thaw causes headaches for homeowners every year in the form of water damage. Whether it’s water leaking through your roof, or seepage – if you have water issues this season SGI ...

  Premier Scott Moe has announced plans to broaden the control of wild boar in Saskatchewan. Moe says the province will impose a moratorium on any new wild boar farms. He made the announcement at...

Regina City Council has approved a first-of-its-kind sustainable Tim Hortons. The proposed Tim Hortons would be on Chuka Boulevard & Green Falls Drive in The Greens on Gardiner. Mike Di Stasi of D...