Category Archives: CKRM News

With the weather getting colder, the concern is rising for the over 100 people who are staying in tents at Camp Marjorie in Regina. The city has said they are working on securing a location for those ...

Healthcare services delayed because of COVID-19 will start up again next week with the hope being 90 percent of them can be done before the month is over. Both Premier Scott Moe and Health Minister Pa...

Wednesday’s COVID-19 update from the province shows 173 new cases of the virus and three new deaths which brings the provincial death total to 862. The new cases are located in the Far North Wes...

In memory of the Saskatchewan Public Service Employees who sacrificed their lives for our freedom, the annual Service of Remembrance took place this morning at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. S...

CP Rail and the Saskatchewan government are fighting one another in court with the railway saying it shouldn’t be paying provincial taxes because of an agreement made in 1881. The CPR Act stated...

The provincial and federal governments have announced that a $9.6-million investment will be used to give qualified early childhood educators a raise. That raise will be as high as $3.00 per hour more...

The Co-op Refinery Complex wants people to know that if they hear their emergency siren between 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. on Wednesday and again at the same time on Friday, that they are conducting the...

Saskatchewan will be keeping an eye on the effects of other provinces increasing their minimum wage. Ontario recently announced they’ll be raising minimum wage to $15 per hour in the new year. L...

Saskatchewan will be keeping an eye on the effects of other provinces increasing their minimum wage. Ontario recently announced they’ll be raising minimum wage to $15 per hour in the new year. L...

The mayor’s chair in Moose Jaw gets filled on Wednesday. People in the city head to the polls in a byelection to elect a new mayor, with nine candidates seeking to replace Fraser Tolmie. Tolmie ...