Category Archives: (980 CJME) *Saskatchewan News (Shared)

A Regina musician is on the road to recovery after emergency brain surgery in the United States. "I'm on the mend," said Jack Semple in a video posted to Facebook. He was taken to hospital in Rocheste...

Stephanie Schmidt knows how to train like an athlete, and she also knows how to design for them. The Regina designer helped create Team Canada's curling uniforms for the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Oly...

Saskatchewan's winter warm-up is providing a break from the deep cold that often defines February, and forecasters say the milder stretch is not ending anytime soon. Environment Canada said temperatur...

When Amy-Louise Roberts aged out of social services' care at the age of 18, she said she didn't feel like she knew what she was doing. "I didn't really understand my responsibilities, I didn't underst...

Saskatchewan's housing market continued to buck national trends in January, with sales above long-term averages, and supply well below historic norms, according to the Saskatchewan Realtors Associatio...

The people of Regina have been letting the force know how unhappy they are about a recent discipline decision around privacy, according to Regina Police Chief Lorilee Davies. In December, a report fro...

It might not feel very frosty outside but the FROST Regina festival is officially underway, filling the city with winter-inspired activities, food, and experiences designed to work even when February ...

Some of the victims of a former Regina police sergeant who used internal databases to pursue intimate relationships with them feel the sentence he received isn't harsh enough. Robert Semenchuck will s...

Half of Canadians are either struggling to find a family doctor or find it difficult to see the one they have, according to a recent study by the Angus Reid Institute. The survey found that the percen...

A former Regina police sergeant who used police databases to create intimate and personal relationships with women won't face any jail time following a provincial court judge's ruling. Robert Semenchu...