Category Archives: CKRM News

Hospitalizations due to COVID-19 in Saskatchewan have spiked according to the Government's latest COVID update. The province now has 150 hospitalized cases of COVID-19, an increase of 19. That number ...

The RCMP is looking for the public’s help in locating a Saskatchewan man and his seven-year-old daughter. RCMP said that 52-year-old Michael Gordon Jackson is approximately 250 pounds, with blue...

eHealth Saskatchewan is warning residents about a recent text message scam relating to COVID-19 vaccine appointments. eHealth said that the message is an online vaccination scheduling website, contact...

Three robberies of the exact location by one individual have resulted in a slew of charges. A 16-year-old was handed ten charges after robbing a convenience store on the 1700 block of Dewdney Avenue, ...

Shuffling within the higher ranks of the Saskatchewan Health Authority has the provincial opposition questioning the motives of the Saskatchewan government. Raynelle Wilson, a former Sask Party candid...

With winter conditions settling in Saskatchewan, difficult driving conditions have been present in the province over the past few weeks. In the event of poor winter road conditions, motorists should h...

The provincial government reported 1412 new cases of the COVID-19 virus in the province. Regionally 344 of the new cases are in the Saskatoon region, 334 are in the Regina area, and 168 cases are in t...

According to the Highway Hotline, travel is not being recommended south of Regina on the Trans Canada Highway. Starting around Grenfell to the Manibota border, there are currently icy or slippery sect...

The Regina Police auto unit recovered a stolen vehicle at 9:30 am January 12th. The vehicle was parked and running on the 400 block of Toronto Street with a male driver passed out behind the wheel. Po...

Farm Credit Canada is advising farmers to watch five key trends in the coming year. FCC chief economist J.P. Gervais says inflation and interest rates are among the important issues for farmers to wat...