Category Archives: CKRM News

World Peace Day was recognized in the City of Regina this morning with a flag raising ceremony in front of City Hall. September 21 was declared International Day of Peace by the United Nations. Floren...

When the Canadian Country Music Association hands out its 2021 awards in London, Ontario this November, there will be a distinct Saskatchewan flavour to the show as three of this province’s top ...

Driver safety on grid roads in Saskatchewan was SGI’s traffic safety focus for August. SGI’s Tyler McMurchy says grids pose challenges, such as uncontrolled intersections, more wildlife an...

The province continues to set a daily-high record for hospitalizations due to COVID-19. Wednesday’s release from the government shows 265 people are in hospital with 54 of those in the intensive...

Briercrest College, just east of Moose Jaw at Caronport, says it has seen 71 total cases of COVID-19 with 62 that are considered active at this time. None of the cases have resulted in hospitalization...

Warning, the following story contains details that are disturbing.   A Marshall, Saskatchewan man who resided in the same home that a child daycare was operating in, is facing numerous charges re...

The University of Regina’s political science professor provided his reaction to Monday’s federal election. Jim Farney says he’s a little shocked to see a real lack of change from the...

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney replaced his health minister as hospitals in the province fill with COVID-19 patients, and he faces growing anger from within his own party over his handling of the pandem...

A Regina man is facing charges after an alleged assault investigation led to the discovery of a loaded sawed-off .22 calibre rifle Monday night. Regina Police were called to the 1600 block of Ottawa S...

According to Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, last night’s federal election was the most pointless election in Canadian history. The Saskatchewan Premier went on the defense today after taking cr...