Category Archives: CKRM News
Saskatchewan to allow third-party companies to run specialty liquor warehouses
The province says it is planning to allow third-party companies to distribute specialty liquor products from warehouses. The changes to the Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Act were introduced in the leg...
Harvard Media Nov 27, 2019
Regina to host conference to support the city’s renewable goal
Regina will be bringing together innovators and leaders in the Spring to discuss energy management and environmental sustainability. The city will be hosting the Reimagine Conference 2020: Roadmap to ...
Jon Troth Nov 27, 2019
carbon tax heated issue in the Sask legislature
The carbon tax and a rebate for farm fuel used for grain drying was a key issue of discussion in the Saskatchewan legislature Wednesday afternoon. The NDP accuses the Moe government of providin...
Harvard Media Nov 27, 2019
Sexual assault education being developed for justice professionals
The Ministry of Justice and Attorney General is partnering with the Law Society of Saskatchewan to develop a sexual violence education program. The program will be made available to judges, lawyers an...
Harvard Media Nov 27, 2019
Snowbirds aerobatics team to return to Canada after crash in U.S.
OTTAWA — The Canadian military’s Snowbirds aerobatics team is returning home after a crash grounded the planes in the U.S. for more than a month. Military investigators are still trying to...
Harvard Media Nov 27, 2019
Police Commissioners examine RPS implementation of 94 Calls to Action
Regina Police provided an update to their progress on the 94 calls to action for Truth and Reconciliation during the board of police commissioner’s meeting on Wednesday. RPS provided three examp...
Harvard Media Nov 27, 2019
Workers at Regina’s Wastewater Treatment Plant reject latest offer
Union workers at Regina’s P3 wastewater treatment facility have voted, with a 69 percent majority, to reject the latest offer from EPCOR. CUPE Local 7667 says since the facility transferred oper...
Jon Troth Nov 27, 2019
The CN Rail strike ending is good news for Melville
Melville’s Mayor is happy there’s a tentative agreement ending the strike by 3,200 CN workers. Ironically, Walter Streelasky says he heard about the resolution yesterday in Regina at an ev...
Harvard Media Nov 27, 2019
Saskatchewan releases new education plan for the next 10 years
The province has unveiled a new education plan for the next 10 years. "After a year-long engagement process that involved contributions from thousands of Saskatchewan residents including students, par...
Harvard Media Nov 27, 2019
Hiking carbon tax to $210 cheapest way to hit Canada's climate targets: commission
OTTAWA - The Ecofiscal Commission says quadrupling Canada’s carbon price by 2030 is the easiest and most cost-effective way for the country to meet its climate targets. But the independent think...
Harvard Media Nov 27, 2019