Category Archives: CKRM News

With 2021 all wrapped up, Regina Police Cheif Evan Bray looked back at the year that was. For Bray, COVID once again provided new challenges for the Regina Police Service (RPS), and though it wasnR...

Saskatchewan will be the only province not eligible for the federal government’s new Canada Worker Lockdown Benefit (CWLB) open for applications. The benefit gives temporary income support to em...

Starting today Regina residents will have to clear snow from their sidewalks. Under a new amended city bylaw that was approved by city council in October of 2021, all property owners, residential and ...

With an uncertain 2022 on the horizon – one Saskatchewan Psychic thinks she might have at least a glimpse of the future in the province. Angela Gehl has been using her intuition to guide clients...

With students set to return to school next week, the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation is frustrated by the Government of Saskatchewan’s recent COVID-19 update. President of STF Patrick Maze says...

After the Government of Saskatchewan announced COVID-19 changes, the Saskatchewan Union of Nures (SUN) isn’t happy with what was rolled out. The province no longer requires a PCR test for asympt...

After the Government of Saskatchewan announced COVID-19 changes, the Saskatchewan Union of Nures (SUN) isn’t happy with what was rolled out. The province no longer requires a PCR test for asympt...

There are 735 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. Of those new cases 286 are in the Saskatoon region and 180 are in the Regina area. There are 79 hospitalized cases due to COVID-19 including 12 in ...

Starting in the new year, city crews will be snowplowing over 530 kilometres of residential roads. On Monday work to keep streets clear will continue as crews begin a Residential Roads Snow Plow of Ca...

Grain prices were mixed this holiday-shortened week. P.I. Financial commodity futures advisor Adam Pukalo says canola gained 70 dollars a ton while spring wheat was down 30 cents a bushel this week. H...