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Premier Brad Wall says 50 per cent of the province's power will come from renewable energy sources by 2030, but is that feasible? Martin Boucher researches decentralized sustainable energy systems at ...

20 years ago today Regina hosted its first Grey Cup. The Calgary Stampeders took on the Baltimore Stallions. Baltimore won 37-20 and made history. Warren Woods and Darell Davis discuss that cold, wind...

It will be all hands on deck for the Regina Pats as they get set to open a long stretch of nine games away from the Brandt Centre. For the first time this year, the Pats will have the full lineup at t...

Christopher Dowie woke up Thursday morning when a neighbour banged on his door to warn him that his shed was on fire. He looked out to see smoke pouring out of the workshop in his back yard on the 600...

There are two petitions circulating online calling for CKOM's John Gormley to apologize and to resign over a controversial tweet.   Gormley posted the tweet late Friday following the attacks in P...

Moose Jaw MP Tom Lukiwski is threatening legal action over a video in which he is accused of calling a provincial candidate an "NDP whore". The video was taken by a reporter at Lukiwski's election nig...

Patrol officers tracked down a 12-year-old girl who hasn't been seen since 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. Kalayah Dustyhorn was last seen on the 1100 block of Princess Street. Regina police say she was found s...

The premier may not agree with the deadline, but Brad Wall is announcing a plan to welcome Syrian refugees to Saskatchewan. Wall has voiced his concern about bringing 25,000 Syrian refugees to Canada ...

A poll by a national public research firm finds that Canadians prefer the idea of Canada engaging in a bombing mission, but still support Canada's training mission in Iraq and Syria. The Mainstreet/Po...

It's not everyday inmates at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary get a visit from a Stanley Cup Champion. Former NHL player and best-selling author Theo Fleury visited Prince Albert on Wednesday to talk to ...