Category Archives: CKRM News
FCC report outlines room to expand and diversify Sask. farm exports
A new report from Farm Credit Canada says there is still room to expand and diversify for the top four farm exports from Canada. FCC chief agricultural economist J.P. Gervais says there will be some c...
Harvard Media Nov 27, 2019
Moe and Fougere talk with Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland
Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland visited Regina Tuesday to discuss Saskatchewan’s issues with the federal government. Freeland met with both Mayor Michael Fougere and Premier Scott Moe to...
Harvard Media Nov 26, 2019
Man faces charges after stolen vehicle found
A 27-year-old man is facing charges after a stolen vehicle was found early Tuesday morning. The Regina Police Service says at about 3:30am, officers found a vehicle that was confirmed stolen. Police s...
Harvard Media Nov 26, 2019
Minor injuries reported after collision with three city buses
Regina police are investigating after three city buses collided in the downtown area Tuesday morning. Police say they were called around 10:45 a.m to find a bus, travelling eastbound on 11th Avenue, c...
Harvard Media Nov 26, 2019
Suicide crisis worsens at Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation
Leaders of a northern Saskatchewan First Nation say since declaring a state of emergency last week, eight people have tried to take their own lives. Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation at Loon Lake made th...
Harvard Media Nov 26, 2019
NDP raises concern about violence in Sask schools
The NDP is raising concern about growing violence in Saskatchewan classrooms. Opposition critic Carla Beck says nearly half of elementary students say they have been physically assaulted at lea...
Harvard Media Nov 26, 2019
Saskatchewan joins B.C.'s legal action against opioid manufacturers and distributors
The Government of Saskatchewan has announced it is joining British Columbia's class action lawsuit against opioid manufacturers and distributors. "Joining B.C. in this lawsuit will help us to hold opi...
Harvard Media Nov 26, 2019
Regina police to arm all front-line officers with naloxone
REGINA — The police chief in Regina says a policy shift is coming that will see more officers carrying the life-saving antidote naloxone. Evan Bray says all front-line officers are to be equippe...
Harvard Media Nov 26, 2019
Nutrien goes ahead with Rocanville layoffs despite CN Rail strike ending
Nutrien still plans to close the Rocanville potash mine for two weeks, despite the CN Rail strike coming to an end. Nutrien announced the two week layoffs on Monday, blaming the strike for slowing the...
Harvard Media Nov 26, 2019
Regina Police are investigating a fight between what appeared to be teenagers captured on video
Regina Police issued a news release Tuesday morning stating they’re investigating a video in their possession that appears to show high-school aged kids fighting in public. Police say there were...
Harvard Media Nov 26, 2019