CKRM began July 27th, 1926 in Moose Jaw as 665 CJRM. By 1935 it transitioned to Regina. 2026 is a celebration of the past, present and future of the Voice of Saskatchewan!
It’s 100 years in the making. Join 620 CKRM as we take a look back at the stories that made headlines across the province – building The Voice of Saskatchewan. Each week in 2026 we will feature a story, a piece of Saskatchewan history from the same week in the last 100 years. It’s all part of our 100th anniversary, celebrating the past, present & future, with 100 stories.
Keep coming back for much more to come.
THE 620 CKRM 100 YEAR TIMELINE
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100 years of CKRM: Record dry spell of 2023
It was a spring that tested even the toughest prairie farmers, when dust outnumbered raindrops. The ...
100 years of CKRM: Monday Night Massacre - Blakeney to Devine
Forty-four years ago — April 26, 1982 — one of the biggest political sea changes in Sask...
100 years of CKRM: The last Liberal
It was 62 years ago - April 22, 1964. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated months earlier. The...
100 years of CKRM: Milgaard case changed Saskatchewan justice history
SASKATOON — It was 34 years ago, April 16, 1992, when the government of Saskatchewan announced...
100 years of CKRM: A new age of air travel
REGINA — It was April 2, 1939. It was near the end of the Dirty Thirties. The Second World War...
