Category Archives: CKRM News

One day after the City of Regina passed a bylaw prohibiting conversion therapy, the group “Queen City for All” and the Saskatchewan NDP say it is time for legislation from the provincial g...

141 new cases of COVID-19 are being reported in Saskatchewan Wednesday. That is the highest one-day total since 172 were announced on May 30. About two-fifths (40.4%) of new cases are in the 20 to 39 ...

For 26 years, a man labeled "John Doe" has laid in Riverside Cemetery with no information as to who he was. That is no longer the case. Using a genealogical search, the man struck by a train on July 2...

With negotiations taking longer than expected, Child Care Now Saskatchewan, is hoping the province can reach a new child care agreement with the federal government before the writ drops for a federal ...

Earthquakes Canada says an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.9 hit the eastern part of the province on Tuesday night. It hit just south of Esterhazy around 10:30 and was “lightly felt” Ther...

Several sources say Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is planning a snap election for September 20 as he seeks voter approval for the government’s costly plans to combat COVID-19, Trudeau is apparen...

Regina City Council faced a daunting agenda on Wednesday with several contentious issues on the docket. Council first discussed water fluoridation, aiming to join other cities like Saskatoon and Moose...

The provincial government is being called on to make vaccines mandatory for all healthcare workers by the Saskatchewan Medical Association. The call comes as Saskatchewan deals with what appears to be...

The City of Estevan has a new police chief. Richard Lowen, who had been a Superintendent with the Winnipeg Police Service, will be taking over starting September 20 "This is the most important leaders...

Canada is moving forward with proof of vaccination for Canadians travelling internationally. Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino says Ottawa is working with the provinces to develop consistent creden...