Snow on the ground, a chill in the air and now a whole bunch of Christmas Lights. Tonight, Regina City Hall will “light the lights” to celebrate Christmas. There will be wagon rides, activities for the kids, hot chocolate and of course, a visit from Santa Claus. Scheduled to perform and host activities are: Balfour […]
An apartment complex in Yorkton was fully engulfed in flames in smoke when fire fighters were called out early this morning. The building is located at Ashwood and Riverview. Early reports indicate crews were called out last night to the same location, and though they had the fire knocked out. Fire chief Trevor Morrissey says there are […]
The Sask Party government is looking to allow people to enjoy a cold “Pil” or a nice red wine in public parks. The government followed up a previous announcement, by introducing the legislation today. It would allow towns and cities to designate outdoor public spaces to allow the consumption of alcohol. The legislation makes other […]
A 42 year old man from Saskatchewan has been arrested in Alberta on drug charges. It all started in Saskatchewan in 2020 when Kurt Miller of Brownlee Saskatchewan was arrested near Biggar, but didn’t show up for his court date. The search for Miller took police to Alberta, where he was eventually found last month […]
The City of Regina is purchacing some land in south east Regina to be the home of a new fire station. “Fire Station No. 8” will be located on a two acre plot at Chuka Boulevard and Primrose Green Drive. The location was noted during recent consultations as a good spot to serve the area. […]
The Canadian Pacific Railway Holiday train is set to stop off in Regina for the first time in 3 years, initially hampered by the COVID 19 pandemic, and then moving to virtual concert events. The family favourite will roll into Regina this evening on a cross country trek making stops at community locations across the […]
He best known as “Bob” on Sesame Street, but for the people of Saskatchewan he was also a long time supporter and host of TeleMiracle. Bob McGrath has died at the age of 90. McGrath was a host on TeleMiracle from its inception, until his retirement in 2015. Premier Scott Moe noted McGrath’s death on […]
For decades producers and those tied to the agriculture industry have heard the famous line “Good afternoon, and good farming”, as 620CKRM Ag News Director Jim Smalley signs off his show”Saskatchewan Agriculture Today”. Smalley has been the agricultural news director at 620CKRM for 40 years and recently announced that he will be retiring in the […]
The grandson of legendary Saskatchewan Roughrider Ron Lancaster will call McMahon stadium home for another season. The 33 year old former QB for the University of Regina Rams has been resigned with the Calgary Stampeders. After a successful CIS career Mueller joined the Rams in the capacity of QB coach in 2013. His path quickly […]
Scott Moe’s target was the federal government Thursday as he gathered with supporters for the first in-person Saskatoon Premier’s Dinner in three years. The premier’s speech promoted the province’s booming resource sector, which has seen surging investment and increased market prices since the last dinner gathering. Moe said growth has always been and will continue […]
